Canada · Pricing on request
Short Promo Videos: cinematic clips that show off your business
A short film of your business, the work, and the welcome at the door. It is made for your website and for social media, so someone nearby can see the place before they visit.
Why a clip
Show the business the way a customer would see it
People look a business up before they walk in. A website gives them the hours and the address. A short clip gives them the feeling of the room: the chair, the counter, the kitchen, or the finished job.
- Your place, not a stock set
- The film is of your business. It is not a borrowed clip of someone else's business, and it does not invent a customer.
- Short enough to watch
- The cut is meant to be watched on a phone, between other things. It is not a long company film.
- Ready for the website
- You can place it on the site and on the social pages you already use, so both places show the same business.
- You approve the cut
- You see the film before it is shared. If a shot does not feel like the business, it comes out.
What we film
The work, the room, and the welcome
A barber, a salon, a restaurant, and a contractor do not look the same on camera. The visit follows the business, at a time that does not shut the day down.
- The room as a customer meets it: the sign, the light, the counter, the chairs or the tables.
- The work itself, when you are happy for it to be filmed: a cut, a plate, a repair, a product on the shelf.
- A short welcome from you, only if you want to be on camera. The clip still works if you would rather stay behind it.
- Details a local customer would recognise, so the film feels like this business and not a generic one.
How it works
From a conversation to a cut you can use
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A conversation
Tell us about the business and where the film needs to live. The call is free, and the price is part of that conversation.
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A visit
Filming happens at the business, anywhere in Canada, at a time you choose so customers are not pushed aside.
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A cut you review
You watch it before it goes anywhere. Notes are welcome. Then you receive the files for the website and for social media.
Pricing
Pricing on request
There is no single price on this page, because a quiet one-room business and a busy service counter are not the same day of filming. You hear the number, in Canadian dollars, before a filming day is booked. Whether tax is added is confirmed on the call.
How you may use the film, and who owns the finished cut, is written down before filming. Nothing about usage is assumed on this page. Promo videos are available, and they are not included in the website price. Website plans stay on the pricing section.
This page does not show a sample reel. A client's film appears here only after they agree in writing. Until then, the honest thing is to describe the work and let you ask about your own business.
Questions
Questions about promo videos
How much does a promo video cost?
Pricing is on request. Length, the number of clips, and how the film will be used change the quote. You hear the number before a filming day is booked. Figures are in Canadian dollars, and whether tax is added is confirmed on the call.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. The clip can stay on the business, the work, and the details a customer would notice. If you would like to say a short welcome, that is welcome too.
Where does the video go?
On your website and on the social media pages you already use. It is made to help someone nearby decide to visit, not to sit in a folder.
Where do you film?
We are based in Edmonton and work with businesses right across Canada. Filming happens at the business.
Will my video be shown on the Lika site?
Only with your written permission. There is no sample reel of someone else's business on this page.