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What we make
Testimonial video
A real experience, in their own words.
An edit built around a customer, employee or partner’s specific experience. Keep their meaning intact and give viewers enough context to understand why that experience matters.
From our work.
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…
- Prospects want reassurance from someone like them.
- You have a useful interview that needs shaping.
- Specific experiences matter more than general praise.
What you get.
Scope to confirm in your quote
- One person’s story
- A focused edit from an agreed interview or recorded account.
- Names & context
- An introduction, relevant supporting visuals and approved identification.
- Captioned delivery
- A finished film with captions for the agreed placement.
What we need from you.
- Interview footage or access to the contributor.
- Permission to use the account and any supporting material.
- Audience, intended use and facts that need verification.
Where the scope starts and stops
Additional interviews, new filming and a wider case-study narrative need a separate scope. We do not invent quotes or results.
Price, timing and revision allowance are confirmed in your project quote.
Before you decide.
Does this have to be a customer?
No. Employee experiences can support recruitment, and partner experiences can explain what working together is like. The relationship should be clear.
How is this different from a case study?
A testimonial centers on someone’s experience. A case study explains a broader problem, the work and the result, often using several sources.
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Let’s make yours.
Tell William what you want to make and what you’re starting with.
william@bransfordmedia.com