Where we film
Corporate video production in Melbourne
Melbourne is home. The studio is in Belgrave, in the Dandenong Ranges east of the city, and it is the one place where every part of a project happens in the same postcode: the strategy workshop, the shoot, and the edit. Films run $2,000 to $20,000 ex GST, with no travel loading.
Everywhere else, we fly a director in and hire a vetted local crew. In Melbourne none of that applies. Arek can sit across a table from you for the strategy workshop, drive to the shoot himself, and be in the room when the choices that matter get made. The crew network we draw on for the rest of the country was built here first, so a Melbourne shoot has the deepest bench to pick from, whether the brief wants a single operator and a lapel mic or a full multi-camera setup for a stage event.
Being local also means the small things go faster. A reshoot, a pickup interview, a second location added late because the CEO's diary opened up: all of that is a short drive rather than a flight and a hotel. If your organisation is Melbourne-based and thinking about video, this is the easiest place in Australia for us to make it, and usually the most flexible.
Melbourne's client mix is the whole range, which suits how we work. Professional services firms, industry associations, non-profits, construction and trades, energy, accounting, health and education all commission here, and many run offices interstate too. When they do, Melbourne becomes the base a national rollout is directed from, with the same film cut for each city.
What organisations here film
Every kind of brief, on our doorstep.
Because it's the home market, we see the full spread: brand stories, recruitment and employer-branding films, testimonials, training and induction series, construction and civil site films, and event coverage. A Melbourne head office with sites in other states often starts a project here, films the leadership and the flagship location in the city, then sends us out to the other capitals to match it. That pattern, film the anchor at home and roll it out from there, is one Melbourne is set up for better than anywhere.
One clear film that explains who you are and what you do, for the top of the site and the start of a pitch. Usually the first thing a Melbourne organisation commissions.
Your clients on camera explaining what changed. Being local makes these easy to schedule, because a client will give you an hour in their own office far more readily than a travel day.
What it is really like to work with you, filmed in the office or the yard people would actually be working in.
Multi-camera stage coverage, speaker cuts and a highlights film, turned around fast enough to still matter to the people who were there.
Leadership messages that land with a distributed team, filmed in an afternoon at your office rather than built into a production.
Headshots, team portraits and environmental shots captured alongside the video. Same location, same crew, lower combined cost. See photography.
How a Melbourne project runs
Workshop, shoot, edit, all local.
Strategy workshop, in person
We meet face to face, at your office or the studio. We settle the audience, the one thing the video has to land, and where it'll live. No video call, no lost nuance, just a proper conversation before anyone touches a camera.
Local crew, directed on the day
Arek directs and picks the right operator from the Melbourne network for your brief. Because everyone's local, a follow-up shot or a second location added late is a drive, not a logistics headache.
Edit at the studio
The film is cut here, by the people who sat in your workshop. Nothing gets lost handing between a distant crew and a distant editor, because there isn't one. It arrives ready for the channels it'll live on.
What corporate video production costs in Melbourne
Single films run from $2,000 to $20,000 ex GST, scoped to the goal. What moves the number is how many locations, the crew the brief needs, edit complexity and how many deliverables come out of the shoot. The one thing a Melbourne project does not carry is travel and accommodation, which on an interstate brief of the same size is a real line on the quote. You get a detailed quote before any work begins.
See pricingAcross the city and the state
Where we actually turn up.
The studio sits in Belgrave, so the eastern and south-eastern suburbs are the shortest run: Box Hill, Glen Waverley, Clayton, Dandenong South, Ringwood, Bayswater and the industrial estates around them. The CBD, Docklands, Southbank, Cremorne, Richmond, Port Melbourne and the western belt through Laverton and Truganina are all routine days. Regional Victoria is a drive rather than a flight, which keeps a Geelong, Ballarat or Shepparton shoot in the same bracket as a metropolitan one instead of adding a travel line to the quote.
If your organisation sits outside Melbourne, we film in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and Hobart too, directed from here so the material matches.
Common questions
What Melbourne clients ask first.
How much does corporate video production cost in Melbourne?
Single films run from $2,000 to $20,000 ex GST, scoped to what the video has to achieve. A half-day interview shoot in one Melbourne location with a straightforward edit sits near the bottom. A multi-location brand film with a full crew, drone and several channel cuts sits near the top. Melbourne projects carry no travel or accommodation loading, which is the practical reason a local shoot often lands lower than the same brief interstate.
Where in Melbourne do you film?
Anywhere in the metropolitan area and across Victoria. The studio is in Belgrave in the Dandenong Ranges, so the eastern and south-eastern suburbs are closest, but the CBD, Docklands, Southbank, Port Melbourne, Richmond, Cremorne, Clayton, Dandenong South and the western industrial belt are all routine. Regional Victoria is a drive rather than a flight, which keeps a Geelong or Ballarat shoot in the same cost bracket as a metropolitan one.
How long does a Melbourne video project take?
Most run four to eight weeks from brief to final files. Being local shortens the parts that usually cause delay: the strategy workshop happens in person the week you want it, a pickup interview is a drive rather than a rescheduled travel day, and the edit happens where the workshop happened. A single talking-head edit can be much faster if the date is urgent.
Do you work with Melbourne head offices that have interstate sites?
Often, and it is one of the things Melbourne is best set up for. The usual pattern is to film the leadership and the flagship site here, agree the look and the structure while everyone is in one room, then roll the same treatment out to Sydney, Brisbane, Perth or regional sites with local crews under the same direction. One editor, one standard, one message.
Can we meet before committing to anything?
Yes, and for Melbourne organisations that is the normal first step. A coffee or a call to talk through what you are trying to achieve, whether video is even the right answer, and roughly what it would cost. It is free and it commits you to nothing.
Last reviewed 1 September 2026.
Let's meet in person.
If you're in Melbourne, the first step is a coffee or a call. We'll talk through what you're trying to achieve and whether we're the right fit. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.