Corporate video production in Mérida
Company profiles, training, investor and internal communications videos, filmed in your offices, plants or on location across Yucatán.
Corporate video has to be clear, accurate and on brand, and it often has to be filmed around a working office or plant. We plan with your communications team, light interviews so executives look their best, and capture b-roll of your people and operations with minimal disruption.
We deliver versions for your website, LinkedIn, internal channels and presentations, with subtitles in English and Spanish.
Corporate video covers the videos a company uses to explain itself: institutional and about-us films, executive messages, recruiting and employer-branding videos, safety and training videos, investor and annual-report videos, and coverage of internal events. Unlike ads, these videos have to be accurate, approved by several people and useful for months or years, so planning and clear scripts matter more than spectacle.
Yucatán’s economy has grown fast, with manufacturing and logistics around Mérida and the port of Progreso, agribusiness, energy, healthcare, education, tourism and a growing technology sector. Many of these organizations need to show their facilities and people to clients, investors and candidates in Mexico and abroad. We film in offices, plants, warehouses, hospitals and campuses, follow safety rules and inductions, and schedule around shifts and production lines.
A corporate project usually includes a kick-off meeting with communications or HR, a script and interview plan, one or two filming days with interviews and b-roll, and editing with motion graphics based on your brand guidelines. Deliverables include versions for the website, LinkedIn, internal channels and presentations, with subtitles in English and Spanish, typically within two to three weeks. Pricing depends on filming days, locations, graphics and versions, and we offer annual agreements for companies with recurring needs.
Equipment we use for this service
All of it comes from our own inventory in Mérida and can also be rented on its own:
What’s included
- Pre-production meeting, script and interview questions
- Interview lighting, teleprompter and lavalier audio
- B-roll of facilities, teams and processes
- Motion graphics with your brand assets
- English and Spanish subtitles
- Web, social and presentation versions
- Recruiting and employer branding videos
- Safety, onboarding and training modules
- Investor and annual report videos
- Annual agreements for recurring corporate content
Ideal for
- Companies and industrial plants in Yucatán
- Universities, hospitals and public institutions
- Agencies producing for corporate clients
- Manufacturing, logistics and agribusiness companies
- Hospitals, clinics and healthcare groups
- Technology companies and startups in Mérida
How it works
Kickoff
We meet your communications team to define message, audience and approvals.
Script and logistics
We draft the script and interview questions and plan filming around your operations and safety rules.
Filming
We film interviews with teleprompter and lavaliers, plus b-roll of people and facilities.
Review and versions
You review a draft, we apply two rounds of changes and deliver all versions with subtitles.
Frequently asked questions
Can you film inside an industrial plant?
Yes. We follow your safety rules and induction, and we plan around shifts so production isn't interrupted.
Do you provide a teleprompter?
Yes, on request, for scripted messages from executives.
How long does editing take?
Usually one to two weeks after filming, with two rounds of changes.
How much does a corporate video cost?
It depends on filming days, locations, interviews, graphics and versions. We send an itemized proposal after a kick-off meeting with your team.
Can you film inside our plant safely?
Yes. Our crew follows your safety induction and PPE rules, and we plan shots around production so operations are not interrupted.
Who approves the script?
Your team does. We share the script and interview plan for approval before filming, and edits go through two rounds of changes.
Can you make training videos?
Yes. We produce step-by-step training and safety videos, with graphics and subtitles, that can be used in your LMS or onboarding.
Do you offer subtitles in other languages?
English and Spanish subtitles are standard, and other languages can be added through translation partners.
Can we film employees without disrupting work?
Yes. We schedule interviews in short slots and capture b-roll during normal activity.
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