VIDEO PHOTO DRONE PRODUCTION
The Best Way to Stand Out
Key Takeaways
- Stock photography is the fastest way to look like every other business in your category. Real photos of your actual place and actual people are the cheapest credibility you can buy.
- We shoot video, photo and drone across the Grand Strand and the rest of our South Carolina markets, built for the places it will actually run.
- One shoot day produces a quarter of social content, plus web imagery, plus ad creative. It is a content library, not a single deliverable.
- Drone matters here specifically. Coastal property, hospitality, marinas, golf, and real estate all sell on a view a phone cannot capture from the ground.
- Priced per project. Get a free Scorecard or call and we will scope it.
3 Markets
30 Days
Month-to-Month
Do I NEED To?
Why this matters more than agencies usually admit
Somebody is deciding whether to call you based on pictures. That is the whole mechanism.
They found you in search or a friend mentioned you, they pulled up your site or your profile, and in about four seconds they formed an opinion about whether you are a real operation. If what they saw was three stock photos of a smiling stranger in a hard hat, they learned something about you, and it was not good.
Google’s own data backs this up. More than one in six searches are now non-text, and image-based search is one of the fastest growing query types. Your photos are search results now, not decoration.
Video, Photo, and Drone Production
What We Shoot
Short-form video for social.
Reels, TikTok and Shorts, batch-recorded so a single session fills a content calendar for weeks instead of forcing you to film on your phone every Tuesday. This feeds directly into social media marketing.
Testimonial and story video.
A real customer saying a real thing outperforms every piece of copy on your website. This is the asset most businesses want and almost none actually produce.
Business and team photography.
Your building, your crew, your work, your equipment. Used across your website, your Google Business Profile, your proposals and your ads.
Product and service photography.
For retail, restaurants, and anyone whose thing has to look good before it sells.
Drone and aerial.
Property, coastline, roofs, developments, venues and courses. On the Grand Strand this is not a novelty. It is frequently the only way to show what you are actually selling.
Ad creative.
Footage cut specifically for paid social, where native-looking creative outperforms polished commercials almost every time.
Facebook Story or your website?
Built for where it runs
A video that works on your homepage does not work as a Reel, and neither works as a Facebook ad. Aspect ratio, length, opening second, captions and pacing all change. We cut for the destination rather than shooting one video and squeezing it into three shapes.
Captions on everything, because most people watch with the sound off, including the ones who will end up calling you.
How it works
How A Shoot Actually Runs
01
Scope call. What are you selling, where will this run, and what do you need it to do.
02
Shot list. Written before the shoot so we are not improvising on your time.
03
Shoot day. Usually a half or full day. We work around your operation rather than shutting it down.
04
Edit and deliver. Cut for each destination, correctly sized, captioned where it matters.
05
Deploy. If we run your social or ads, it goes live. If not, you get organized files you can actually find later.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a full production or can we keep it simple?
Most local businesses are best served by a simple, well-lit, well-planned half day that produces a lot of usable material. Elaborate production is rarely the thing standing between you and more customers.
Can you shoot outside Myrtle Beach?
Yes. We work across the Grand Strand and travel to Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Florence and Georgetown.
Do you handle drone legally?
Drone work is flown in compliance with FAA rules, including airspace restrictions, which matter near the coast and near airports. If a location cannot be flown legally we will tell you before the shoot rather than after.
How often should we reshoot?
Most businesses do well with two to four shoots a year. Enough to keep content current and seasonal without turning it into a production schedule you resent.
Can you use footage I already have?
Yes, and we often do. If you have phone footage, old shoots, or customer photos, we will use what is usable and shoot what is missing.
Do I own the files?
Yes. Raw and finished files are yours.