Denver projects
Denver companies range from outdoor and consumer brands to software firms and health organizations, and each tells its story differently. An outdoor brand's founder film leans on the place and the product in use. A software company's customer story leans on the people and the problem, since the product itself is a screen.
If your team films outside, plan around the light: bright midday sun and high altitude make harsh shadows on faces, so interviews shot in shade or early and late in the day cut together much more cleanly.
How a Denver project runs
- You share the interviews and footage and tell us who the film is for.
- We read the transcripts, propose a story outline, and send a written quote.
- You review a first cut with time-stamped notes.
- We refine the edit and deliver the film and short cut-downs.
Everything happens online: footage arrives through a shared link, outlines and cuts come back for review, and calls are booked on Mountain time. We don't have an office in Denver, and the edit doesn't need one.
What you can order
Founder stories
Why the company exists, told by the person who started it.
Customer stories
A real customer's before and after, in their own words.
About-us films
The team, the place and the work, for your homepage.
Cut-downs
Short clips from the main film for social and ads.
Questions
What time zone are calls in?
Mountain time, the same as Denver.
Can you edit for a company with offices in several cities?
Yes. Interviews from different offices can be matched in color and sound so they play as one film.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on how many interviews there are, how much b-roll, the finished length, the amount of sound and color work, and the number of revision rounds. Every job gets its own written quote.