Personal injury and trial law · Austin, TX
The attorney who looks like they'll fight.
Cinematic video for personal injury and trial firms in Austin and Central Texas. You see the film before you buy it.
01The problem
Most law firm video looks like a late-night TV spot.
Stock courthouse footage. A gavel. A phone number in yellow. Prospects have seen it a thousand times, and it tells them nothing about who will stand next to them.
The rest is phone video that makes a serious firm look small.
Someone who was just hurt is choosing a lawyer they have never met. Your film is the first meeting.
02The approach
How we would approach your firm.
Treatment first
Before a price or a shoot date, you see the concept and the look: the controlling idea, the shot list, reference frames. Your firm approves the film before it is made.
The look
Anamorphic lenses, hard directional light, a film-print grade. Your attorneys lit and framed like the people a jury listens to.
One shoot day
One planned day, built around the docket. The hero film, cutdowns and vertical versions all come from the same day.
Your firm reviews all final content for State Bar of Texas advertising compliance before release.
03Packages
Where most projects start.
Every package starts with a treatment. Price comes with it.
Brand / Hero Film
One 60 to 90 second film from one shoot day. Concept and treatment approved before the shoot. Cutdowns included.
Ask about this: Brand / Hero FilmTalking-Head Series
Three 60 to 90 second videos from one session. Lit and directed, with captions and vertical cuts.
Ask about this: Talking-Head SeriesPaid Ad Creative
Ad concepts and cuts in 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9, with alternate hooks. Creative only.
Ask about this: Paid Ad CreativeMonthly Content Partner
One shoot day a month, a monthly content plan, and short-form videos.
Ask about this: Monthly Content Partner
Add-ons Aerial (FAA Part 107) · Twilight · Rush delivery
04Proof
Different industry. Same discipline.
Hydrate ATX 2026 is a heat-safety campaign for Austin Safety Council, not a law firm film. It is here because the method is the one your firm gets.
One controlling idea, 108° as the antagonist, carried through every shot. Seven films. Six companies. One summer.
05Questions
What buyers ask first.
How long does a film take?
The treatment comes first. Once your firm approves it, production is one shoot day, then the edit and the grade. The schedule is set in the treatment, and rush delivery is available.
Who is on camera?
Your attorneys, first. We light and direct them so they come across the way they do in the courtroom. Featuring a client is your firm's decision and goes through your compliance review.
What does our firm need to prepare?
A point of view and a few hours of attorney time. We build the treatment and the script outline with you, scout the location, and bring the crew, lighting and gear.
Where does the video get used?
Your website, YouTube, social and paid ads. Films are delivered with cutdowns and vertical versions for those placements. We make the creative. We do not buy media or manage ad accounts.
How do you handle State Bar advertising rules?
Your firm owns compliance. You receive scripts and cuts to review against the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct on advertising, and your firm handles any filing with the State Bar of Texas before release. We do not write case results or settlement figures into scripts.
What does it cost?
Price comes with the treatment, once the scope is clear. Most firms start with one Brand / Hero Film.
06Start
Your film starts with a treatment.
You see the concept and the look before you commit. Open to a quick call.