Warms up the first call
Callers have already heard your partners explain how the firm works, so the first conversation starts on the case instead of on introductions.
A brand video is your partners on camera, explaining why they built the firm and how they treat the people who hire them. Prospects watch it and feel like they've already met you by the time they call.
The brand video is a two-to-four-minute cinematic film about who your firm is and why it exists. It lives on your homepage, and a good one keeps working for about 5 to 7 years.
In our experience, people pick the attorney their gut says they can trust, then back the choice up with credentials.
We film it as a guided conversation. We sit down with your attorneys, ask about the work, and build the story from what they say.
“He came in with a plan and executed it in a minimum amount of time. The results exceeded our expectations.”
Callers have already heard your partners explain how the firm works, so the first conversation starts on the case instead of on introductions.
Sits on your homepage as the first thing visitors watch. The rest of the site backs up what the video says.
When a prospect compares firms on Google, most websites read alike. A film of your actual attorneys settles it, because now they've seen and heard you.
The same shoot yields vertical and square clips for your social channels, so the film works beyond the homepage.
Most marketing gets replaced every year. This film stays on your site until the firm itself changes.
Someone who watches the film and doesn't like your approach moves on, and the callers you do get already understand how you work.
Update it when the firm changes, when you add attorneys or open a new office, and leave it alone otherwise.
Six of the firm's attorneys are in the 2026 Lawdragon 500 guide. The firm wanted video that matched that standing.
People land on the firm's site for three different kinds of cases, so each practice area got its own video alongside the brand film.
The firm's cases are sensitive, and people want answers before they reach out. Each FAQ video takes on one of the questions they're searching.
The firm had never used video marketing before. We filmed Marcus Mears in an open field at sunset and Ryan Cunningham at his desk.
Each one puts a single attorney on camera so a potential client can get familiar with them first. Both came out of the brand engagement.
Two to four minutes. Five is an edge case, usually a firm with several attorneys to feature. Under two, there isn't enough room to show who the firm is.
Most attorneys aren't. That's why the shoot is a guided conversation instead of a script. You talk with us the way you'd talk with a colleague, and we pull the finished video from the moments where you sound like yourself.
Corporate videos show the offices and list the credentials. A brand video shows the people, why they do this work and how they treat clients, which is what a prospect wants to know.
Homepage first. That's where it does the most work. Then attorney profile pages, social media (we deliver vertical and square cuts), pitch decks, intake pages, and paid ad campaigns. We include a deployment guide so your team knows which cut belongs where.
The brand video anchors every package and is always made as part of a library. The smallest, the Starter Library, adds two specialty videos, so you end up with more than one video.
It lives on your homepage, gets cut into social content, supports paid ad campaigns, and gives your marketing agency footage to build on.
The first step is a free 30-minute Strategy Call. Bring your questions, and we'll walk you through how an engagement runs and what your firm would get out of it.
If you're not happy with the finished videos, we reshoot for free.
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