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What we make
Construction progress film
Show how the project came together.
An edit that connects milestones, progress footage and before-and-after views into an understandable account of a build. Useful for stakeholders, project portfolios and completion announcements.
From our work.
Dick Anderson Construction: the completed aviation facility. A progress film also needs source footage from the stages you want to show.
Scope, timing & payment.
- Scope
- Your quote lists the finished videos, lengths, formats and any filming needed.
- Timing
- We agree the delivery date after reviewing your material and brief.
- Revisions
- The quote specifies the feedback rounds and what additional work costs.
- Payment
- Price and payment schedule are agreed before work begins.
A good fit when…
- You have footage from several stages of a project.
- Stakeholders need a clear view of progress.
- You want to document the transformation at completion.
What you get.
Scope to confirm in your quote
- One project progression
- An agreed span of work and the milestones that matter.
- Dates & context
- Approved project labels and chronology.
- Finished project film
- A main version with the agreed opening and completion view.
What we need from you.
- Dated footage or time-lapse images and project milestones.
- Approved site information and any access constraints.
- The intended audience and reporting cadence, if recurring.
Where the scope starts and stops
Ongoing capture, time-lapse equipment, site visits and recurring delivery are separately scoped. Aerial capture is not assumed.
Price, timing and revision allowance are confirmed in your project quote.
Before you decide.
Can you build it from photos?
Yes, when the images provide useful coverage and chronology. The available material determines the treatment.
Can we order monthly updates?
A recurring series can be scoped with a defined source handoff, edit format and delivery cadence.
Let’s make yours.
Tell William what you want to make and what you’re starting with.
william@bransfordmedia.com


