Video and photos of your actual business.

You built something worth showing off. We do video production for small businesses in Indianapolis and the towns around it. An intro video, a stack of vertical clips, or a half-day of photos, all shot on location at your place. We plan it with you, film the real thing, and hand you files you own outright.

A camera operator filming a chef at work behind a restaurant counter, with the shot showing on the camera monitor

Pick a starting point. The price is on it.

Each one is a one-time project with a written quote before any work starts. These are starting prices, and the quote spells out exactly what you get. Already on a retainer with us? Add one anytime.

Intro video

from$1,200

About 90 seconds, one location, a half-day shoot, planned and scripted with you. It’s the video that goes on your home page and answers “who are these people?” before anyone calls. Larger brand films are quoted per project.

Right for you if your site and Google profile are in decent shape and still don’t say much about you.

Short-form video pack

from$750

6 vertical videos, 15 to 60 seconds each, cut for Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts from footage you give us or from a shoot we plan with you. A new shoot is quoted with the package.

Right for you if someone on your team will actually post them.

Half-day photo shoot

from$500

About 4 hours at your place and 40+ edited photos, with a license for web and social, sized and ready to post.

Right for you if your best photo right now is from a phone, 3 years ago, at an angle.

You own all of it. The footage, the finished edits, and the photos are yours to use anywhere, for as long as you want.

Your own shop beats stock every time.

Here at CPC, we aren’t afraid of a hot take. A stock photo of a grinning stranger in a hard hat tells a customer nothing. They may have already seen him on a competitor’s site. A photo of your own truck parked outside the deck you finished last week tells them exactly who’s showing up. That’s the part that earns the call.

It doesn’t need to be glossy. Sawdust on the bench is fine. So is a lunch rush that looks like a lunch rush. People can tell when a business is real, and they trust it more for it.

A man in a blue T-shirt working the edge of a wooden board by hand at an outdoor workbench

We think real photos of your shop, your crew, and your customers beat stock every time. Even the slightly messy ones.

How a shoot runs, start to files.

No surprises on the day. Honestly, most of the work happens before anyone picks up a camera.

A camera on a tripod photographing two pastries on a plate against a gray backdrop

First, a plan you sign off on

We start with a call about what you sell and who buys it. Then we write a shot list and, for video, a short script in your words. You approve both before we book the day. If something on the list feels off, it comes off.

Shoot day happens at your place

We come to you, anywhere in central Indiana. Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Greenwood, Avon, downtown. We work around your hours and your customers, and we keep the gear footprint small so the shop still runs.

You see it before it’s final

For video, you get a first cut and a chance to send notes. For photos, we cull the set, edit the keepers, and show you the lot. Nothing is “done” until you say so.

Files land in a folder you control

Sized for where they’ll actually go: wide for your website, vertical for phones. And they’re yours. No licensing fee next year, no asking us for your own footage.

One great video won’t carry your marketing.

Don’t get us wrong, we love a good shoot. But here’s the honest part. A beautiful video with nowhere to live ends up on a YouTube channel nobody visits. It needs a home: a website that loads fast on a phone, and social accounts that post more than twice a year. Without those, you’ve paid for something lovely that almost no one sees.

So if your site or your feed isn’t ready, we’ll say so before you buy a shoot. We build those too. Start with web design and development or social media, and the video has somewhere to go.

Questions owners ask before the camera shows up.

What happens on shoot day?

Less than you’d think. You approved the shot list days earlier, so nobody is improvising. We show up, set up quietly, and work through the list: the space, the work in progress, your people doing what they do, and a few portraits if you want them. A half-day photo shoot is about 4 hours. Video can run longer, and your quote says how long. You can usually stay open while we work.

How long until I get the files?

Your quote puts a delivery date in writing before anything starts. Photos come back first, usually within 2 weeks of the shoot. Video takes longer because you see a first cut, send us your notes, and approve the final before we call it done.

Do I own the footage and photos?

Yes. The footage, the finished videos, and the photos are yours. Put them on your site, your Google profile, your ads, a flyer, a screen at a trade show. They land in a folder you control, so you never have to ask us for your own files.

Can you shoot at my business?

That’s the whole idea. We shoot on location in central Indiana: your shop floor, kitchen, job site, office, or studio, from Westfield down to Greenwood. A studio backdrop makes you look like everybody else. Your own place doesn’t.

Do I need to be on camera?

No. A good intro video can run on hands at work, your crew, your customers, and a voiceover. That said, people like buying from a person, and 20 honest seconds from the owner tends to beat anything polished. We plan around what you’re comfortable with, and we write the words with you so you’re never winging it.

Let’s film the place your customers already like.

Book a discovery call and tell us what a stranger should see in the first 10 seconds. We’ll give you a straight answer on which package fits, or whether you need one yet.