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Corporate video production for Australian businesses: a short, scripted story about who you are, for your website, recruitment, tenders and investors.
Corporate video
Rock Solid Marketing provides corporate video production for businesses and organisations across Australia: short videos that tell people who you are, what you do and why you do it.
A good corporate video does a job your website copy can't. It lets a future customer, employee or funder see your people, hear how you talk and decide whether they trust you. A bad one is three minutes of drone footage and stock music that nobody finishes. The difference is the script.
Shoots are priced to the job after a free 30-minute discovery call. Added to a TV commercial package, a 2 to 3 minute presenter story is $2,000 + GST.

9+
Years serving Sunraysia and the Mallee
10+
Years’ minimum experience for every specialist
10
Marketing specialists on your team
6
Core digital channels, one joined-up strategy
What we make
One story can be cut several ways, so plan every use before the shoot.
A 2 to 3 minute video for your home or about page, with your people explaining what you do and who you do it for.
Your team talking about the work, the place and the people, so applicants know what a day looks like before they apply.
A short, factual story that backs up a tender, grant application or investor pitch, showing the capability behind the numbers.
15 to 30 second vertical and square cuts with captions, made from the same footage for social media and ads.
Client and staff interviews, planned with questions in advance and edited to keep the strongest, plainest answers.
Lower-thirds, logo animation and key numbers on screen. Video assets are $160 + GST an hour, quoted first.
Your specialists
Rachel EhratCreator Of All Things Amazing!Tasmania
Janine GowenlockRegional DirectorMildura VICHow it works
Video production for corporate and community clients follows the same four steps, and you approve each one.
A 30-minute chat about who the video is for, what it must do and where it will play.
We write the script, interview questions and shot list for your approval.
We manage the shoot with production companies we work with, with your people briefed ahead.
After your feedback, you get the main video and cut-downs sized for each channel.
How we work
We're a marketing agency, not a film studio. We write the brief and script, plan the interviews and shot list, and film with production companies we work with. That keeps the focus on what the video has to say, not on the gear.
Before anyone picks up a camera, you approve the script, the interview questions and the shot list. On the day, your people are prepared, so they sound like themselves. The edit follows the plan, and you get feedback rounds before the final files.
Scripted, prepared and filmed once.

What's included
Shoots are quoted to the job because crew days, locations and editing vary. Added to a TV commercial package (from $11,500 + GST), a 2 to 3 minute presenter story is $2,000 + GST.
Our work
Mildura VICRock Solid Marketing launched the personal injury brand for Maloney Anderson Lawyers in Mildura, combining a TV commercial, brochures and paid ads to raise Nina Smart’s profile across Sunraysia.
Raised Nina Smart’s public profile as a personal injury lawyer in the region
SunraysiaRock Solid Marketing helped launch the first Walking Hockey Festival in Sunraysia, a voluntary community project, using social media and design to drive team registrations and reach people new to hockey.
Launched a brand-new community sporting event
Renmark SARock Solid Marketing ran the store opening campaign for TRP Parts in Renmark, building excitement for the launch and early brand recognition with local truck drivers, farmers and mechanics.
Interest in the launch and people at the opening
Mildura VICRock Solid Marketing ran social media and creative for Sunraysia Farmers Market in Mildura, with reels, photo stories and seasonal campaigns that helped increase event attendance and early-morning foot traffic.
Increased event attendance and early-morning foot traffic
Rock Solid Marketing have been an absolute pleasure to work with from the moment of our first meeting. We were fully supported through our whole experience, with Janine wanting to be immersed in our market to fully understand the campaign required. The attention to detail and care has made our whole experience a breeze. We are very much looking forward to working again soon with Ami and Janine
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FAQ
Can’t find what you’re after? Call us on 1800 842 022 or browse every answer on our FAQ page.
All FAQsA corporate video is a short film about a business or organisation, made for customers, staff, partners or funders rather than for entertainment. It usually explains who you are, what you do and why it matters. Most run 2 to 3 minutes, with shorter cuts for social media and ads.
Corporate videos are used on about and home pages, in recruitment, tenders, investor and grant pitches, staff onboarding and trade show screens. One shoot can serve several of these if you plan the uses before filming. Social cut-downs then put the same story in front of new people.
Two to three minutes suits most about-us stories, because people stop watching after that. Recruitment and tender videos can run a little longer if every minute earns its place. Social versions should be 15 to 30 seconds. Write the script to length first, because footage can't fix a long script.
Include your people, your real workplace, what you do in plain words, who you do it for and one clear next step. A short client or staff story adds proof. Leave out long histories, jargon and stock footage. Captions matter too, because many people watch with the sound off.
Write down who will watch, what you want them to think and do afterwards, where the video will play and how long it should be. Add the key messages, the people and places to film, your deadline and budget. A one-page brief like this makes the script far easier to get right.
You need one if people have to trust you before they buy, apply or fund, and your website alone isn't doing it. Service businesses, employers struggling to recruit and organisations seeking grants get the most from one. If a few good photos would do the job, we'll tell you.
Video shows what text can't: your people, your tone and your workplace. That builds trust faster, especially for services where the buyer is choosing who to work with. Corporate video production also gives you material for social media, recruitment and presentations for years, if it's planned well.
A videographer films what you ask for; an agency also works out what to ask for. If you already have a clear script, corporate videography services may be enough. If you need the message, script and plan as well, choose a corporate video production company that writes first, then films.