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Fresno content creation

Content creation in Fresno

Short-form video, reels, UGC-style spots, a content day, or a retainer. Made to be posted, not to sit in a folder.

A feed goes quiet when every post is a separate project. We plan the day, shoot the pieces, and cut them so the next month isn't a blank calendar.

That might be one content day: vertical films, a few stills, a shot list instead of a mood. It might be UGC-style, a person and a product, lit and cut so it still sounds like the brand. Or a retainer, so the work keeps coming after the day is over.

We work in Fresno, Clovis, Visalia, Madera, Hanford, Merced, Bakersfield, Tulare, Selma, and Sanger.

Typical investment

The number follows the job.

We don't publish a rate card. A day in a field, a :30 with talent, and a monthly batch of reels are not the same number. Tell us the length, the locations, and where it has to run. We'll come back with a price for that job.

Questions

Before you ask.

What is a content day?
One planned day that leaves with a pile of usable pieces: vertical video, a few stills, and cutdowns for the next month. We build the shot list before we show up so the day isn't a vibe and a hard drive.
Do you make UGC-style video?
Yes, when that's the right shape: a person, a product, a straight line to camera. It still gets lit, it still gets cut, and it still has to sound like the brand. 'UGC-style' is a format. It isn't an excuse for a messy film.
Is this the same as a social media retainer?
A content day is a burst. A retainer is the month after month. A lot of brands start with a day, see what the feed can hold, then keep a retainer so it doesn't go quiet.
How many pieces come out of a day?
We set the number in the shot list. A day can hold a handful of finished reels plus stills, not fifty films. If you need fifty, that's a different plan.
Where do content days happen?
We work in Fresno, Clovis, Visalia, Madera, Hanford, Merced, Bakersfield, Tulare, Selma, and Sanger. On your floor, in a field, in a store, wherever the product actually lives.