Pan Up Productions

Pan Up Productions was hired by a marketing strategy firm for a video production project for a corporate promotional event. The goal was to capture the highlights of the event, which included performances, interviews, interactions with the new vehicle product, and consumer engagement. Pan Up Productions was chosen for their quality of past work. They handled the preproduction, on-site capture, and post-production, which included graphics, text overlays, and additional video effects. The directors of the firm, who also served as editors on the project, had three weeks to edit the video and incorporate feedback into the final deliverable.

For another project, Pan Up Productions was hired by Major League Baseball to produce a large internal year-in-review video. The goal was to showcase the organization's metrics, as well as their impact on local communities and their fan base. Pan Up Productions was chosen for their quality of work, excellent attitude, and commitment to the project. They handled the advance preparation, set up the shoot, and did all the post-production including editing and visual effects. A timeline was provided that included dates for when they would deliver cuts and how many revisions and rounds of feedback would be provided.

In a third project, Pan Up Productions was hired by InsideHook, a men's lifestyle website, to produce a short form social video for a campaign. The in-house team worked through the concept and scripting for the video, and Pan Up Productions was brought in to execute the plan. They shot and edited the video, which was about decoding clothing labels, and also provided creative input. The team from Pan Up Productions included a director, a director of photography, and lighting and sound technicians. The project took place between June and July 2018, and the original quote to shoot and edit the video came in under $10,000.