Corporate video
production in Jordan.
A corporate video that looks like a PowerPoint with music is worse than no video. We write and shoot ours like brand films, because that's what actually gets watched.
Most corporate video briefs in Jordan get treated as an afterthought, a script written the night before, shot in an afternoon. We run corporate work through the same process as a client brand film: a real script, a shot list built around it, and a grade and sound pass before delivery.
Recent examples include a livelihoods and skills documentary for Dar Abu Abdullah and a craft-focused brand film for The Sartorial Clothing, both scripted, shot and finished end to end by our team.
Full chain, one team
Strategy, creative, shoot, edit, grade, sound and delivery. No handing your footage to a third party and hoping.
Local crew, no travel markup
We're based in Amman, so a Jordan shoot never carries a fly-in cost or a remote-handoff delay.
Arabic and English
We write, direct and finish in both, including bilingual cuts of the same campaign with correct typesetting and subtitling.
Built for the platform
Every asset cut, sized and captioned for where it actually runs, not one master everyone crops badly.
What counts as a corporate video?
Company profiles, leadership and culture pieces, internal training, launch films and documentary-style brand stories. We scope each differently rather than applying one template.
Can you work with our marketing or HR team directly?
Yes, most corporate projects run through an internal stakeholder rather than an agency, and we're used to that process.
Do you handle Arabic and English versions?
Yes, we write, direct and finish in both, including bilingual cuts of the same film with correct typesetting and subtitling.
How involved do we need to be during the shoot?
As much or as little as you want. We run a full pre-production plan so a shoot day rarely needs constant client input, but you're welcome on set.