Construction, safety, industrial · Austin, TX

Shot on the jobsite. Graded like cinema.

Orientation films, safety campaigns and brand films for builders and industrial operators across Austin and Central Texas. Shot to your site safety requirements.

Most construction video is a drone pass and a stock music bed.

Orientation films get shot like a webinar, and crews tune out by minute two. Brand films get a flyover and a logo, and owners see a contractor that looks like every other bidder.

The work on your site is serious. The film should look like it.

How we would approach your site.

  1. Treatment first

    Before a price or a shoot date, you see the concept and the look: the controlling idea, the shot list, reference frames. For orientation films, the script is built with your safety team.

  2. The look

    Anamorphic lenses, hard directional light, a film-print grade. Crews, steel and heat, shot the way the work actually feels.

  3. One shoot day

    One planned day on an active or spec-build site, working inside your safety plan and the superintendent's schedule. Aerial available under FAA Part 107.

Where most projects start.

Every package starts with a treatment. Price comes with it.

Add-ons Aerial (FAA Part 107) · Twilight · Rush delivery

Seven films. Six companies. One summer.

Hydrate ATX 2026, a summer heat-safety campaign for Austin Safety Council. Shot on active Central Texas jobsites, including Samsung in Taylor, the Austin Convention Center, the Austin wastewater treatment plant, a Hutto data center and Lakeway.

One controlling idea: 108° as the antagonist.

What buyers ask first.

Can you shoot on an active jobsite?

Yes. Hydrate ATX 2026 was shot on active Central Texas jobsites. The crew works inside your site safety plan: PPE, site orientation, escorts and restricted areas.

What goes into an orientation film?

A 3 to 5 minute film, scripted with your safety team and shot on your site, so new hands see the place they are about to work before day one.

Who is on camera?

Your people: superintendents, safety leads and crews. We light and direct them so they look like the professionals they are, without slowing the work.

Do you fly drones on site?

Yes. Aerial is FAA Part 107 certified commercial drone work, flown with site approval and within airspace rules.

What do we need to prepare?

A site contact, a shoot window that works for the schedule, and sign-off on the crew's access and safety requirements. We handle the treatment, crew, lighting and gear.

Where does the video get used?

Orientation sessions, bids and proposals, recruiting, your website and LinkedIn. Films are delivered with cutdowns and vertical versions. We make the creative. We do not buy media or manage ad accounts.

What does it cost?

Price comes with the treatment, once the scope is clear. Most projects start with a Jobsite Orientation Film or a Brand / Hero Film.

Your film starts with a treatment.

You see the concept and the look before you commit. Open to a quick call.