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Corporate video production in Calgary

Communication That Actually Gets Watched

Storimatic Studio produces corporate video for Calgary businesses. Company profiles, capability films, executive messages and project showcases, planned around what the film has to do rather than what it should look like.

Corporate reel · 90s A Calgary company leader speaking to camera in a corporate film
Recent work

Corporate Films We've Delivered

Corporate · Omega Omega leadership on camera at a Calgary facility
OmegaCompany profile
Corporate · Feraform Feraform crew and management on a Calgary construction site
Feraform
Corporate · Bright Home Kingly team filmed in their Calgary showroom
Bright Home
Short form

The Same Message, Cut for Every Channel

Vertical cuts from our channel. One corporate shoot becomes the hero film, the LinkedIn post and the deck opener.

Why Calgary businesses choose us

Three Things a Film Does That a Deck Cannot

Speed

Accelerate the sales cycle

A prospect who can see the outcome decides faster. Video removes the uncertainty that makes a buyer say let me think about it and then go quiet.

Reach

Improve search and engagement

Video lifts time on page and gives you something to rank and to cite, which matters when prospects in Calgary are searching for exactly what you do.

Leverage

It works while you sleep

One film runs on your website, in email, in a sales deck and across social at the same time. It does not take a day off and it does not need a salary.

Why Calgary businesses invest

Nobody Opens the PDF You Spent Six Weeks On

Most corporate communication is written, sent once and never looked at again. The message was fine. The format was the problem. A film gets watched, forwarded and reused, which is the only reason to make one.

150+

Projects completed across Alberta

30+

Clients served since 2020

20M+

Views generated for those clients

What we produce

Four Formats That Drive Results

Sales and marketing video

Cut through the noise with film aimed at decision makers rather than at everyone. Built for B2B outreach and lead generation.

Project showcase video

Show completed work with the production quality that builds instant credibility. Made for contractors and developers.

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Corporate brand film

Tell the company story in a way that creates a connection and separates you from three competitors with the same certifications.

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Client testimonial video

Let satisfied customers do the selling. A named person on camera carries evidence a case study paragraph cannot.

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How it runs

Job First, Camera Second

Decide what the film has to do

Not what it should look like. Whether it opens a sales call, closes one, recruits, or explains something the sales team keeps repeating. That decision shapes the length, the format and the cut list.

You getA brief that names the job, the audience and where the film runs

Shoot for every place it will live

One shoot day captures the hero film plus the frames that become the LinkedIn cut, the careers page version and the deck opener. Planned that way from the start, not salvaged afterwards.

You getA shoot day plus the supplemental footage and stills

Deliver it ready to publish

Colour, sound and captions finished, then sized and exported per platform. Nothing needs re-cropping before it goes live, which is usually where corporate video quietly dies.

You getThe hero film plus platform cuts, captioned and sized
Video or static

What Actually Gets Through

What a static communication and a corporate film each achieve
What you needStaticCorporate video
Holds attention through the first 30 secondsA press releaseA corporate film
Conveys leadership tone and personalityAn internal memoThe CEO on camera
Reused across channelsA one-off emailCut for LinkedIn, careers and sales
Builds long-term brand recallA slide deckA story-driven film
Performs in AI search citationsA PDF downloadLong-form video with a transcript
Drives a measurable pipelineA static announcementTrackable calls to action and retargeting

Corporate video is communication infrastructure, not a one-off content drop.

Answers

Corporate Video, Answered

01What counts as a corporate video?

Anything a company makes to communicate rather than to entertain: a company profile, a capability film, an executive message, a recruiting film or a project showcase. On this site the more specific formats have their own pages, and this one covers the rest.

02How long should a corporate video be?

It depends on where it runs. A website hero film is usually 90 seconds to two minutes. A sales deck opener is 30 to 60. A recruiting film can run longer because the person watching has already decided to be interested.

03How much does corporate video cost in Calgary?

It depends on shoot days and how many cut-downs you need. Pricing is quoted in writing after a free 30 minute call, before any work starts, and there are no subscription contracts.

04Do you write the script?

For a scripted piece, yes, and you approve it before the shoot. For anything featuring your people we prefer interviews over scripts, because an executive reading a teleprompter sounds like an executive reading a teleprompter.

05Can one shoot produce more than one video?

That is the normal way we plan it. A single day usually yields the hero film plus several cut-downs for social, email and recruiting, because capturing the extra angles on the day costs far less than booking a second shoot.

06Will it work for AI search and not just Google?

Long-form video with a proper transcript is quotable, which is what an AI answer engine needs in order to cite you. A PDF and a slide deck are not.

07Do you work outside Calgary?

Yes. Storimatic Studio shoots across Alberta including Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Chestermere, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Canmore, Banff and Edmonton. Travel outside Calgary is quoted up front.

Book a 15-Minute Scoping Call

Tell us what the film needs to do and who has to watch it. In fifteen minutes we will tell you the format, the shape and whether it is worth making at all.

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