What's your typical turnaround time?

It depends on the project scope. Social media content typically delivers within 3-7 business days. Event highlight reels within 1-2 weeks. Larger commercial or campaign projects change based on the deliverables, approvals, etc. We recommend a minimum of 3-4 weeks to be safe with final renders.

What areas do you service in Tasmania?

We're based in Tasmania and service the entire state, from Hobart and Launceston to regional areas. We also take on projects across mainland Australia, with a large portion of our work based in Queensland.

How much does a video cost?

It depends on the scope, things like location, crew size, lighting, and deliverables all play a role. We offer flexible packages for different budgets, starting from smaller social shoots that can start at $700 through to large-scale commercial shoots that can start at $7,000.

How far in advance do I need to book?

For larger productions like commercials and brand films, we recommend booking 4-6 weeks in advance. Social media content and smaller projects can often be scheduled within 1-2 weeks. Event coverage should be booked as early as possible to secure your date.

Do you provide both photography and videography?

Yes, we offer both videography and photography services. For larger projects requiring both mediums, we bring in trusted contractors to ensure we're capturing the best possible content in both formats simultaneously. For smaller projects, Benjamin can provide hybrid shooting, capturing both video and stills in one session.

What's the difference between a brand film and a commercial?

Commercials are typically shorter (15-60 seconds) and focused on direct promotion or calls-to-action. Brand films are longer-form (2-5+ minutes), focused on storytelling, emotional connection, and communicating your brand's deeper narrative and values.

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Ongoing Creative Partnership for Brands That Refuse to Be Ordinary

Full Brand Support is a monthly creative retainer. One plan covering strategy, content planning, photo and video production and design, for Tasmanian businesses that need this happening every month instead of once a year.

What's Included in Full Brand Support

A complete creative partnership, covering everything from strategy to production, planned around your brand, every month.

Monthly Content Planning

We build a visual calendar a quarter ahead, mapped to your season, your campaigns, and what the business actually needs to sell. You always know what's coming and why.

Photo & Video Production

Scheduled shoot days that feed the plan. We capture photo and video together, on purpose, so there's a steady supply of content rather than a scramble every time something needs posting.

Graphic & Web Design

Campaign assets, landing pages, menus, signage, and print. Whatever the month calls for, designed to brief and delivered in every format and ratio you need.

Brand Consistency

Someone whose job it is to keep every touchpoint looking like the same business. As you grow, add a location, or launch a new offering, the brand holds its shape instead of drifting.

Digital Campaigns

Campaign concept, creative, and every asset sized for Meta, Google, and paid placement. One strong idea executed properly, rather than a shoot chopped up after the fact.

Monthly Review

We look at what worked, what didn't, and what changes next month. Reported in plain language, without a dashboard nobody reads.

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Branding & Design

Why Businesses Choose a Monthly Plan

Nothing goes quiet

Most businesses do one big shoot, post it for two months, then disappear. A monthly plan means there is never a gap where nothing goes out.

One team, one invoice

Strategy, design, photography, video and campaigns from the same two people, instead of a designer, a videographer and a social freelancer who have never spoken.

We know your business

By month three we know your season, your margins and your busiest weekend. That is the point where the work stops being generic and starts being useful.