Bewley Productions

Bewley Productions was hired by Recovering Oklahomans After Disaster to create a video that narrated the story of a new home build. The company's president chose Bewley Productions due to its proximity and a referral. The project involved on-site video shooting, conducting interviews, reviewing and incorporating other sources of photos and videos, editing, and ultimately producing a 3-5 minute video. The client was pleased with the final product.

For the Gilcrease Museum, Bewley Productions was tasked with creating a companion video about a featured artwork for their pop-up exhibition initiative series. The director of Learning & Community Engagement selected Bewley Productions based on a trusted recommendation and the high quality of their previous work. The project started with an initial meeting to discuss the scope of work, followed by the creation of a project timeline and script, filming, and two rounds of editing. The client commended Bewley Productions for their commitment to excellence and attention to detail.

A nonprofit social services agency hired Bewley Productions to create an emotional video to connect their work with their donors at their annual fundraising gala. The associate director of development and communications chose Bewley Productions due to their reputation for excellent work. The project began with a workshop to identify goals and requirements, followed by a proposal with multiple options. The chosen option led to the production phase, which included editing, audio mixing, and color grading. The final video was delivered ahead of deadline and the client praised the smooth feedback process and the high quality of the work delivered.