For people, not companies
Content packages for artists and creators
One shoot, cut into enough material to carry a release or a month. No retainer, no notice period.
Book a call →The problem is that a monthly retainer is the wrong shape for you. It is built for a business with a floor to film on and something happening on it every week. You have a project dropping in six weeks and nothing to post between now and then.
What we look at first is the rollout, not the calendar. How long you are promoting for, how many pieces that actually takes to sustain, and what has to exist on day one versus week three.
How we solve it. We shoot once, properly, and cut it into enough material to cover the whole run. You get it all up front and post it on your own schedule. When the rollout ends, so does the arrangement.
Why us. We bring the crew and, when the shoot needs them, the cast and extras too. That matters more for creators than for businesses, because you are usually the only person available to be in front of the camera. Book a call and we will scope it around your release date.
What these usually cover
- Release and campaign rollouts, one shoot cut into a month of posts
- Performance and rehearsal footage
- Portfolio and lookbook content for models and performers
- Short-form built vertical for the platforms you actually post on
- Behind-the-scenes from sessions you are already doing
Questions we get asked
Do I have to commit to a retainer?
No. These are one-off by design. Plenty of people run a package around a release and never take a retainer, and that is a perfectly good outcome.
How much content do I get?
Enough to cover the period you are promoting, usually one shoot cut into a month or so of posts. The exact count is scoped on the call, because a single release and a full campaign need very different volumes.
What does a creator package cost?
Quoted per project rather than listed, scoped on how much you need and how long the rollout runs. A short call is enough to price it and you get the number in writing.
Can you bring other people for the shoot?
Yes. We supply cast, models and extras when a concept needs them, which is usually the difference between an idea working and it staying an idea.
Do I get the raw footage?
You get the finished pieces in the formats we agree. Raws stay with us unless the project scopes handing them over, which we are happy to do if you ask up front.
How far ahead should I book?
Give us as much runway before the release as you can. Two to three weeks is comfortable; a few days is possible but limits what we can plan.
Can this turn into a retainer later?
Often it does, and that is usually the right order. Working together once tells you more than any proposal would.