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Corporate video production
Training, recruiting, brand and product video for companies in Kansas City and beyond. One crew from script to final cut, and our own studio in Overland Park, since 1997.
Who we have worked with
What we make
The corporate videos we make
Six kinds of video companies ask us for most. Many projects are two or three cut from the same shoot.
Training and onboarding
Product training, safety, process and onboarding: the videos a company shows every new hire, made clear enough to learn from and built to be watched again.
Recruiting
The job, the crew and the place, shown as they are, so the right people apply. We have made recruiting films for Havens Construction and the City of Grandview police.
Brand films
Who you are and why it matters, told through your people and your work. For the website, the pitch and the all-hands.
Product and explainer videos
The product in use, or the idea explained in a couple of minutes, so a buyer understands it without a demo. DashVault for CommunityAmerica Credit Union is one.
Testimonials and customer stories
Real customers, on camera, unscripted. We run the whole production so what comes back is ready to share, and credible because nobody was reading a line.
Commercials
Broadcast and streaming spots, with the social cutdowns made from the same shoot. We have made spots for Cates Heating and Cooling and Henderson Legal Defense.
Recent work
Corporate work, press play
Recruiting, training, brand films and spots from the library. Hover for a preview, click for the full piece.
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Recruiting
Your Future in Construction
Havens Construction · 2026
Brand film
Golden Belt Journey
Golden Belt Beef · 2026
Training
ReKey Training
Schlage · 2016
TV spot, :30
Starting with You
Henderson Legal Defense · 2026
TV spot, :30
Tune Up TV Spot
Cates Heating and Cooling · 2023
Recruiting
Police Recruiting
City of Grandview · 2016
The number
How much does a corporate video cost?
$15,000 to $25,000
That is where most corporate projects land. Shoot days, locations, the number of people on camera and the finish you need move the price more than the length of the video. We quote it in writing, before anything is booked.
Where to start
Tell us the goal
Who the video is for, where it will run and the date you are working to. If you have a script or past videos, send them; if not, that is what the first call is for.
Start a project
One client, many videos
CommunityAmerica Credit Union
A product explainer for DashVault, the College Prep film and social content with Kansas City Royals shortstop Bobby Witt Jr.: different audiences, one production partner.
Product explainer
DashVault
CommunityAmerica Credit Union · 2025
Brand film
College Prep
CommunityAmerica Credit Union · 2018
From the moment we started working with Real Media we have been thrilled with their team. They always deliver on time with great results. When anyone asks for video I tell them, these are my guys.Lisa GinterCommunityAmerica Credit Union
Work process
How we work
Four steps, every project. You always know what is happening now and what comes next.
See the process
01
Plan
We start with the goal, not the camera. Who it is for, what it has to say, and the number it needs to move.
02
Shoot
Crew, lighting and sound, on location or on our Overland Park stage. Planned to the hour so the day runs calm.
03
Edit
Story first in the cut, then color, sound and graphics. You see it early and often, not once at the end.
04
Deliver
Every format you need, sized for where it actually runs, captioned and ready to publish.
Why Real Media
Our stage and our crew
Our own stage and equipment, and one crew: the same people plan the shoot, run the day and cut the footage.
Our own stage
A 2,000 square foot green-screen stage and three built sets in Overland Park, lit and ready.
Cameras
RED 8K and 6K cinema cameras with Zeiss prime lenses.
Sound
A recording studio designed by Steven Durr Designs for voice, music and mix.
Virtual sets
Green screen and Unreal Engine sets when the location does not exist.
Testimonials
In their words
Two clients, on camera. Press play rather than take our word for it.
The video and the movement and everything that was produced by Real Media really helped inspire people to come back to the Y.Mark HuletCEO, YMCA of Greater Kansas City
The team was very accommodating and so nice to work with. I always felt supported. They were really able to lock into our vision, capture our goofy playfulness, but also in a professional manner.Megan BurtchMerchandising Manager, Redemption Plus
Questions
Questions about corporate video
Straight answers. Where the honest answer is a quote, we say so.
How much does a corporate video cost?
Most corporate projects run $15,000 to $25,000. Shoot days, locations, the number of people on camera and the finish you need move the price more than the length of the video. We quote it in writing, before anything is booked.
How long does a corporate video take to make?
The schedule is agreed before we start. A single interview edit is quicker than a multi-location brand film; both get dates on the calendar before a camera moves, and you see the cut early rather than once at the end.
What does a corporate video production package include?
A corporate video package covers the script and storyboard, crew, lighting and sound, shoot days on location or on our Overland Park stage, and the edit with color, sound and graphics. It ends with captioned files sized for each place the video runs. The scope and price are quoted in writing.
Can you film at our office?
Yes. Most corporate work is filmed where the people are: your office, plant or job site, with the same crew, lighting and sound we use in the studio. Our Overland Park stage is there when a clean background or a set works better.
Do you write the script?
Usually, yes. Script and storyboard are part of the plan, and settling the story before the shoot day is what keeps the production on track. If you already have one, we will read it and give you an honest opinion.
What do you need from us to start?
The goal, the audience, where the video will run and a date you are working to. If you have a script, brand guidelines or past videos, send them. If you have none of that, that is what the first conversation is for.
How many rounds of revisions are included?
The number of revision rounds is agreed in the quote, so nobody is surprised. Because you see the edit early and often rather than once at the end, formal rounds stay few and changes are made while the cut is still taking shape.
What do we get at the end?
Every format the video actually runs on: a landscape cut for the website, vertical versions for social and a broadcast master when it airs. These are separate edits, not exports, and we size each one properly. Captions are included, so every file is ready to publish where it runs.
What is corporate video production?
Corporate video production is the planning, filming and editing of video made for a company’s own audiences: training and onboarding, recruiting, brand films, product explainers, testimonials and commercials. One production partner handles script, crew, shoot and edit, then delivers the formats each channel needs.
Let’s talk
Tell us about the project
Send us the outline and we will come back with next steps. If it is only the stage you need, say so.