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Video that wins bids and fills crews.
One field-tested crew turns the work you already do into content that wins jobs, staffs the crew, and finally makes you look as good online as your work looks in the field.
See what one shoot day turns into.
A walkthrough of how we work with contractors — what a shoot day covers, how fast it comes back, and what you end up owning.
Most companies struggle with
You are not short on work ethic. You are short on a way to show it. These are the three things contractors tell us on the first call — every single time.
Solution-based video built to win you work.
We do not make videos for video’s sake. We build content around a real problem in your business — winning jobs, staffing the crew, looking like the pro you are — then put it to work.
One crew. Every format the job needs.
Every visit is built to produce a main video, social cuts, and photos — one shoot day, a stack of assets.
Everything we shoot, you own.
Most agencies hand you a final cut and keep the rest. We hand you everything — every video, every photo, every clip, tagged, searchable, and yours to keep. Your team finds the shot they need in 30 seconds, not 30 minutes.
Work that wins the bid.
Six steps. One crew. Zero guesswork.
From the first call to content that's working for you, you'll always know exactly what happens next.
You carry none of the risk.
Hiring a video partner shouldn’t feel like a gamble. So we took the three things you’re probably weighing off the table.
No long-term lock-inIf it misses, we fix itThe library is yours, foreverWhat it takes to be let on a safety-first jobsite.
Safety-first on site; a content library the recruiting team opens every week.
C.W. Matthews is one of the Southeast’s largest highway and heavy-construction contractors. Safety is priority number one there, which makes a film crew that doesn’t know how to move around heavy equipment a non-starter.
Piedmont Paving
Loflin Concrete
JP Grading & Utilities
Pascon Roll-Off
What contractors ask us first.
What does video production cost for a contractor?
We price the problem, not a rate card. Three things drive the scope: how many production days you need, how many deliverables come out of each one, and how often we are on site — a single project, a quarterly refresh, or a monthly partnership. Travel and accommodations are built in, so there are no variable travel costs and no change-order games. On the strategy call we scope it against your goals and put a flat number in writing before you commit to anything.
Do you actually travel to our jobsites?
Anywhere. We are based in Fort Mill, SC and we have shot coast to coast. We show up jobsite-ready — PPE on, gear packed, no babysitting required — and travel and accommodations are included in our pricing.
Is your crew safe on an active site?
Our crew is OSHA 10 certified and our drone pilots are FAA Part 107 licensed. We bring our own hard hats, vests, glasses, and boots, brief with your superintendent, and work around your schedule instead of stopping it. C.W. Matthews put it this way: “Having CDS be so comfortable around heavy equipment really brings a peace of mind to us. Their heads are on a swivel, and they’re not going to be a safety concern for us.”
How fast do we get our videos?
First cut within 3–5 business days on most projects — including weekends. For live events and trade shows we are often turning content around same-day so you can post while the show is still on.
Who owns the footage?
You do. Every final video, every photo, and all the raw assets live in your searchable library and are yours to keep — whether we work together for one project or ten years. Most agencies hand you a final cut and keep the rest. We hand you everything.
What if the weather turns on a shoot day?
We build flex into the schedule and reschedule around weather at no penalty. It comes with the territory in this industry, and we plan for it.
What do you need from us to get started?
A signed proposal and a short onboarding form. From there we build the plan, lock the schedule, and you are mostly hands-off until it is time to shoot.
Fort Mill, SC 29708