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Social cutESPN host Malika Andrews, cut short from a longer event interview for the feed.
LinkedIn and social video production
We make the short vertical video that B2B feeds actually reward: founder and executive pieces, customer proof cut short, product moments, and batches of verticals from a single shoot day. Framed vertical on the day, not cropped afterwards.
A batch is the unit here. One shoot day should leave you with a quarter of feed, not one post. Or build your own estimate in two minutes.
Social and LinkedIn work we have shipped
Twelve pieces built for feeds: company films cut short, customer proof, founder interviews, paid spots and vertical batches.
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0:41Olandria Carthen social cut
Social cutA posting-ready cut from an event interview, made to travel on the speaker’s own channels.
0:34Danessa Myricks social cut
Social cutBeauty founder Danessa Myricks, cut short from her Create & Cultivate interview.
0:33Victoria Paris social cut
Social cutA creator interview cut down for social, ready to post the week of the event.
Databricks company film
Company brandThe long cut lives on the site. The short cuts from the same day are what run on the feed.
UTrakk customer story
Customer proofCustomer proof is the single best performing thing a B2B page can post. It does not need to be long.
Veld founder interview
FounderA founder talking properly, filmed once and clipped many times. The cheapest recurring content a firm has.
NetZero 30 second spot
Paid socialBuilt for paid placement, where the first three seconds do all the work and there is no second chance.
Vertical campaign batch
Vertical batchA batch of verticals from one campaign shoot, framed vertical on the day rather than cropped in the edit.
Restaurant vertical set
Vertical batchA service filmed once and cut into a feed. The same approach works for an office, a plant or a clinic.
Gourmet Trading music cut
Silent-screen cutNo interviews, no voice over. Feeds autoplay muted, so a music cut often outperforms the talking version.
Irvine Ranch Water District
Public sectorA minute of clear explanation. Public sector and B2B audiences reward this more than production value.
How a social video batch runs
Six steps from scope to delivery, and one shoot day that leaves you with a quarter of content.
Scope and the content calendarWe start from how often you post and what you are trying to say, then build a shot list that fills the calendar.-
Paperwork before camerasTalent and customer releases, usage terms and paid media rights are agreed before the shoot day rather than after it.
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Location and shot listWe plan a location that gives several looks in one day, so a batch does not all look like the same corner of the same room.
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Filming verticalVertical framing captured on the day. Cropping a horizontal hero is why most B2B verticals look wrong.
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Edit, captions and hooksEvery cut gets a hook in the first three seconds, burned-in captions, and a silent-screen version that works muted.
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Deliver and protect the footageA batch of channel-ready files, plus masters, with footage access limited to the people you name.
Which social video do you need?
Four formats cover most B2B feeds. The batch is the unit, not the individual post.
This page
Vertical batch from one day
Fill a quarter of feed from one shoot
- Length
- 9 to 60 sec each
- Runs on
- LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok
- Cost
- $6,000–$15,000
Founder or executive series
One conversation, many posts
- Length
- 30 to 90 sec each
- Runs on
- LinkedIn, sales outreach
- Cost
- $6,000–$12,500
Customer proof, cut short
The best performing B2B post there is
- Length
- 30 to 90 sec
- Runs on
- LinkedIn, ads, sales decks
- Cost
- $3,500–$15,000
Paid social ads
Built for the first three seconds
- Length
- 9 to 30 sec
- Runs on
- Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok
- Cost
- $6,000–$25,000
Cutting a batch from footage you already own is the cheapest option on this page: $750 per cut, no shoot day. Longer channel content is covered on the YouTube page.
What LinkedIn and social video production means here
LinkedIn and social video production covers short vertical video made for feeds: founder and executive pieces, customer proof cut short, product moments, silent-screen cuts, paid social ads and batches of verticals produced from a single shoot day. 7 Hills Productions produces this work for B2B, consumer and public sector clients, from a base in Irvine, California.
Almost all of it is batched. A shoot day that produces one post is the most expensive way to buy social video.
1Who is it for?
B2B and SaaS companies posting on LinkedIn, founders and executives building a personal audience, consumer brands running paid social, professional service firms, and public sector communications teams.
2What does it cost?
A batch of verticals from one shoot day runs $6,000 to $15,000. Cuts from footage you already own are $750 each with no shoot day.
3How long does it take?
About two to three weeks from shoot day for a batch, and days for cuts from existing footage.
Every kind of social video we make
Eight formats, and almost all of them are produced in batches.
What social video costs in Southern California
Real ranges rather than a call for a quote. Social video is priced per batch, not per post.
| Package | Typical range | What it covers |
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| Vertical batch, one shoot day | $6,000–$15,000 | One day, several looks, a batch of finished vertical cuts |
| Founder or executive series | $6,000–$12,500 | One filming session, cut into a run of posts |
| Customer proof, cut short | $3,500–$15,000 | One customer filmed locally, batch days lower the cost per story |
| Paid social ad | $6,000–$25,000 | Concept, shoot day and a version per channel |
| Cuts from existing footage | $750 each | No shoot day, cut from footage you already own |
| Event or conference cuts | $2,000–$6,000 | A batch of short cuts turned around within days |
| Captions and platform versions | Included | Every cut ships captioned and channel-ready |
Building your own scope? A shoot day runs $6,000 to $8,000 and each finished cut from existing footage is $750. Batching is what makes social video affordable. These match our pricing page and budget estimator.
Why B2B teams hire us
Vertical shot vertical
Framed on the day. Cropping a horizontal hero is the single most common reason a B2B vertical looks wrong.
The batch is the unit
A shoot day should leave you with a quarter of content. One post from a crew day is the most expensive social video there is.
Several looks from one location
We plan the day so the batch does not all look like the same corner of the same room.
Everything works muted
Burned-in captions and a silent-screen cut, because feeds autoplay without sound.
We can cut from what you have
If you already own footage, a batch of cuts costs $750 each and needs no shoot day at all.
Customer proof is the priority
We push clients toward customer cuts over brand cuts, because that is what performs on a B2B feed.
Where social video gets used most
The sector pages behind this work, and the services it usually sits alongside.
Software and tech
Customer proof and product moments.
Professional services
Founder and partner posts that are not job ads.
Beauty and fashion
Vertical campaign batches.
Food and hospitality
A service filmed once, cut into a feed.
Commercials and paid ads
Built for the first three seconds.
All services
Every format we produce, in one place.
Where we film
Irvine Los Angeles San Diego San Jose San Francisco New York and nationwide for multi-site systems. Back to all industries.
What clients say about working with us
Databricks, UTrakk, Veld Mergers, NetZero and Irvine Ranch Water District have hired us for work that runs on feeds as well as on websites.
They impressed us with prompt responses, ensuring we met all filming objectives without missing a beat. The quality fully met my expectations.
7 Hills Productions went above and beyond in terms of quality, professionalism, responsiveness, and timeliness. They captured our vision perfectly.
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.
LinkedIn and social video FAQs
How much does LinkedIn video cost?
A batch of vertical cuts from one shoot day runs $6,000 to $15,000. Cuts from footage you already own are $750 each with no shoot day.
How many posts do we get from one day?
Usually eight to fifteen finished vertical cuts, depending on how many people and looks we can cover.
Do you shoot vertical or crop it later?
Vertical is framed on the day. Cropping a horizontal hero is why most B2B verticals look wrong.
Can you cut social video from footage we already have?
Yes, and it is the cheapest option here. $750 per finished cut, no crew, no location.
Do the cuts work without sound?
Yes. Everything ships with burned-in captions and a silent-screen version, because feeds autoplay muted.
What performs best on a B2B feed?
Customer proof, cut short. We push clients toward customer cuts over brand cuts for that reason.
Can you film our executives without taking a whole day?
Yes. One filming session cut into a run of posts is the usual format, and it takes an hour or two of their time.
Do you handle paid social versions?
Yes, cut to each platform’s length and aspect rules rather than one master you have to re-cut.
Who owns the footage?
You do. You get the finished cuts and the masters, and access to the raw footage is limited to the people you name.
Start a social video batch
Tell us how often you post, who is on camera and what you want to say. You get a written scope and a number back, usually the same day.
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