Half a day with me. A library of content that actually gets you booked.
You can't make someone buy today. What you can do is make sure that when they need what you sell, yours is the name that comes to mind. That's what I shoot for. Before the camera comes out, I work out what's special about your business and how to show it so it sticks.
Then I shoot two ways: content that gets you found, and content that gets you booked.
Gets your business in front of people who've never heard of you. Built to get shared, so your audience grows instead of staying flat.
Gets the people who already know you to stop scrolling and actually book. Built to answer "why them" before they even call.
Every business has more to film than it thinks. These are the kinds of videos we can make in four hours. You don't have to know which ones you need. I pick the five that fit your business and send you the plan before the shoot.
Expert tips: short lists that show you know your trade. "Three things to check before you hire a roofer."
Myths: the things people get wrong about what you do. "No, you don't need to replace the whole unit."
Trends: a format that's already getting attention, done your way.
Before and afters: the job, start to finish, so people see the result.
Customer stories: a real customer saying why they picked you.
Common questions: the answers people want before they call. "How long does it take? What does it cost?"
Promos: a service, a product, or an event you have coming up.
Two very different businesses, filmed the same way: on site, while the work is happening.
Reach · Hook & Form
Conversion · The System
Founding rates for my first three clients.
Four hours at your business. Five finished videos.
The one video that represents your business everywhere.
For clients who've done a first shoot and want to keep going.
Three-month minimum. One spot open.
More than one location or a bigger crew? A full-day shoot starts at $1,500. Ask me on the call.
Houston area. 30% upfront holds your date, the rest is due on delivery.
The video that sells for you before the first call
Most people decide whether they trust a business before they ever talk to it. A Hero video lets them meet you first: who you are, how you work, and why you're the one to call.
I made this one for Danner's Inc. I found the story, wrote the questions, and directed it from the first call to the final cut.
It's part of their sales process.
Reps send it after a meeting, or when they can't reach someone, in place of a plain follow-up email. Prospects get a feel for the company before the next conversation.
Leadership presents with it.
They use it in front of industry boards and associations, reaching whole rooms of companies at once.
It's bringing in business.
Those presentations have already put new opportunities in their pipeline.
Kelvin I want to recognize the great video you did! It captured so much more than just words it really captured who we are! Great job!

What's good, I'm KD. I've spent nine years in marketing, including running social for brands like DICK'S Sporting Goods and Staccato 2011, in front of audiences from hundreds of thousands into the millions.
The biggest thing I learned: the post that blows up isn't always the one that sells, and the one that barely moves can be the one behind your best sales day. I know the difference, and I build for both.
Now I bring that to local businesses that don't have a marketing department. You get the thinking a national brand pays for, from someone who shows up at your shop in person.
Book your half-day shoot and see what it looks like when someone actually knows what to look for.