Professional services video production

We film for law, accounting and consulting firms, agencies, real estate, public agencies and B2B service businesses: firm and brand films, people and partner profiles, client proof, recruitment films and training series.

Services sell on people. Most of the work on this page is someone credible, on camera, explaining what they actually do. Or build your own estimate in two minutes.

Irvine Ranch Water District brand film still Irvine Ranch Water District
28 dayson average from kickoff to final delivery
Peopleon camera, not stock footage of a handshake
4.9rated on Google by our clients
5.0rated on Clutch

Professional services work we have shipped

Seven films for public agencies, service brands, consultants and agents. Firm films, people profiles, recruitment and training series.

Irvine Ranch Water District brand film still 1:04

Irvine Ranch Water District brand film

Public agency

A public agency explaining what it does and why it matters, in a minute, without a single stock shot.

SmartStop Self Storage promotional film still 2:04

SmartStop Self Storage promo

Service brand

A national service brand filmed at facility level, so the film works for customers and for franchise partners.

Kern County recruitment video still5:00

Kern County recruitment film

Recruitment

A five minute recruitment film for a public employer. Hiring is the use case most service firms underspend on.

Authors in the Tent promotional film still 2:52

Authors in the Tent promo

Show promo

A promo cut from an interview series, used to sell the show rather than to be the show.

Business coach video series still 4:32

Business coach video series

Series

A consultant turning expertise into a series, filmed in batches so each episode costs a fraction of a one-off.

Corporate online learning series still 3:54

Corporate online learning series

Training

Professional development modules for an internal audience, shot once and used for years.

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Real estate agent profile

People profile

One agent, one profile film. In a people business the profile video is the listing.

How a professional services project runs

Six steps from scope to delivery, and about four weeks from shoot day to the final film.

  1. Kickoff meeting to scope a professional services video
    Scope and approvalsWe map the goal, the audience and everyone who signs off: marketing, the partners and, where it applies, legal.
  2. Release and confidentiality paperwork prepared before a shoot
    Paperwork before camerasClient references, staff releases and any confidentiality terms are agreed before the shoot day rather than on it.
  3. Planning an office filming schedule around partner availability
    Office and schedule planningWe light your own office rather than renting a set, and we schedule partner time in short blocks around billable work.
  4. Filming a partner interview in an office
    FilmingA small crew and short call times, and interview coaching for people who do not spend their lives on camera.
  5. Editing a professional services film with lower thirds
    Edit and reviewFirst cut, two rounds of notes, lower thirds and captions, then the cutdowns your channels need.
  6. Delivering finished professional services video files
    Deliver and protect the footageMasters, web files and social cutdowns, with footage access limited to the people you name.

Which professional services video do you need?

Four formats cover most of what a service firm buys. Pick by the job it has to do, not by the label.

This page

Firm or brand film

Why a client should pick this firm

Length
1 to 2 min
Runs on
Home page, pitches, paid
Cost
$9,000–$13,500

People and partner profiles

In a people business, the people are the product

Length
1 to 2 min
Runs on
Team pages, proposals, LinkedIn
Cost
$6,000–$12,500

Client proof

Someone who already hired you, saying so

Length
1 to 3 min
Runs on
Case studies, pitches, campaigns
Cost
$3,500–$15,000

Recruitment film

The use case most firms underspend on

Length
1 to 3 min
Runs on
Careers page, job ads, campus
Cost
$6,000–$12,500

Profiles are the best value here: several partners filmed in one office day costs far less per film than booking them separately. Training and internal series work is covered on the education and training video page.

What professional services video production means here

Professional services video production is the making of films for law, accounting and consulting firms, marketing and creative agencies, real estate and property, public agencies and utilities, and B2B service businesses: firm and brand films, partner and people profiles, client proof, recruitment films, explainer content and internal training. 7 Hills Productions has produced this work for Irvine Ranch Water District, SmartStop Self Storage and Kern County, from a base in Irvine, California.

One office day usually produces a firm film plus several people profiles, which is what makes a full team page affordable rather than a per-person cost.

1Who is it for?

Law, accounting and consulting firms, marketing and creative agencies, real estate and property groups, public agencies and utilities, insurance and staffing, and B2B service businesses of every size.

2What does it cost?

A typical project is $9,000 to $13,500: pre-production, one shoot day and one finished film, plus cutdowns. A batch of people profiles filmed in one day costs far less per film.

3How long does it take?

About four weeks from shoot day to the final film, with two rounds of notes built in.

Every professional services video we make

Eight formats, each with a service page of its own.

1 to 2 min

Firm and brand films

Why a client should pick this firm.

1 to 2 min

Partner and people profiles

In a people business, the people are the product.

1 to 3 min

Client proof

Someone who already hired you, saying so.

1 to 3 min

Recruitment films

The use case most firms underspend on.

1 to 3 min

Service explainers

Explain what you do without the jargon.

3 to 20 min

Training and internal series

Shot once, used for years.

20 to 45 min

Podcasts and interview series

Expertise as a recurring show.

30 to 90 sec

LinkedIn and paid social

Short vertical cuts for a B2B feed.

What professional services video costs in Southern California

Real ranges rather than a call for a quote. Every number below assumes one crew, one office and one finished film.

Professional services video pricing, 2026
PackageTypical rangeWhat it covers
Firm or brand film$9,000–$13,500Pre-production, one shoot day and one finished film, plus cutdowns
People and partner profiles$6,000–$12,500Several people filmed in one day at one office
Client proof film$3,500–$15,000One client filmed locally, batch days lower the cost per story
Recruitment film$6,000–$12,500One day on site, one finished film plus social cuts
Service explainer$6,000–$12,500Scripting, one shoot day or motion graphics, one finished film
Training or internal series$14,000–$35,000A batch day or two, several finished modules
Extra cutdown$750Any additional cut from footage already shot

Building your own scope? Pre-production runs $1,000 to $1,500, a shoot day $6,000 to $8,000, and editing $2,000 to $4,000 per finished film. Cutdowns are $750 each. A second finished film from the same footage adds an edit fee, not another shoot day. These match our pricing page and budget estimator.

Why service firms hire us

We film people, not stock

A service firm sells judgement. The film has to have the people who exercise it in front of the camera.

Partner time is protected

Short call times, several people in one day, and a schedule that works around billable hours.

We coach the interview

Most partners have never been filmed. We ask questions rather than hand over a script, and we edit out the first three takes.

Your office, lit properly

We light the space you already have instead of renting a set that looks like nowhere.

Profiles are cheap in batches

A team page costs far less when everyone is filmed on the same day than when each profile is booked separately.

Confidentiality handled first

Client references and confidentiality terms are agreed before we film, not negotiated in the edit.

What clients say about working with us

Irvine Ranch Water District, SmartStop Self Storage and Kern County have hired us for brand films, recruitment films and profile work.

They impressed us with prompt responses, ensuring we met all filming objectives without missing a beat. The quality fully met my expectations.
Luke GasterFisher & Paykel
7 Hills Productions went above and beyond in terms of quality, professionalism, responsiveness, and timeliness. They captured our vision perfectly.
Bettina VirtusioKaiser Permanente
They did an amazing job providing a great product. Very easy to work with, we decided to keep working with them for a year-long campaign.
Ekin PehlivanCSU Channel Islands

Read more client reviews on Clutch and Google.

Professional services video production FAQs

How much does a law firm or consulting video cost?

A firm or brand film runs $9,000 to $13,500, which includes pre-production, one shoot day, one finished film and cutdowns. A batch of partner profiles filmed in one day costs far less per film.

How long does it take?

About four weeks from shoot day to the final film. Booking usually runs two to three weeks ahead.

How much of our partners’ time does this take?

Usually about an hour each. We film several people in one office day and keep call times short.

Our people are not comfortable on camera. Is that a problem?

No. We interview rather than script, coach on the day, and cut around the first few takes. Most people relax within ten minutes.

Can you film client testimonials with confidentiality constraints?

Yes. We agree what can and cannot be said before filming, and we work to your confidentiality terms rather than ours.

Do you film in our office?

Yes, and we prefer it. We light the space you already have rather than renting a set that looks like nowhere.

Can you produce a recurring interview series?

Yes. Filmed in batches, so each episode costs a fraction of a one-off shoot.

Do you work with agencies?

Yes. A large share of this work comes through marketing agencies, white labelled where that is what the client needs.

Who owns the footage?

You do. You get the finished films and the masters, and access to the raw footage is limited to the people you name.

Start a professional services video project

Tell us the firm, the audience and roughly when you need it. You get a written scope and a number back, usually the same day.

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