Business Video Production Services
Shoot In China provides business video production services for company profiles, corporate interviews, training, product demonstrations and internal communications. Based in Shanghai since 2012, our English-Chinese team supports clients from concept development to filming and final editing.
Video Production for Business
- Company profiles and corporate introductions.
- Management interviews and staff stories.
- Product and service demonstrations.
- Customer testimonials.
- Training and internal communication videos.
- Commercial and promotional content.
Choose a Format for the Audience
Start with what the viewer needs to know. A customer introduction can show the service in use; a management interview can explain a decision or direction; a training film can demonstrate a task step by step.
We work with the client on the message, script or interview outline and shot list. Approved business information, contributor availability and reference films help establish the scope before filming.
Bilingual Filming and Production Support
Our producers coordinate crew, locations, equipment and the filming schedule. Camera, lighting and sound requirements depend on the setup, whether it is an office interview, a factory visit or a product demonstration.
Based in Shanghai, we also coordinate shoots in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu and other cities. Multi-location filming should follow agreed references, interview framing and delivery settings.
Editing and Delivery
The post-production scope can include editing, color grading, sound, graphics, subtitles and language versions. Agree the running time, review stages, output formats and deadline before editing starts.
View our previous work to discuss the type of film and production setup your business needs.
Planning Your Project
Send the audience, filming locations, dates, script status and delivery requirements. Contact [email protected].
Prepare the Business Video Brief
Include the main message, audience, intended use, filming cities and contributor schedule in the brief. Share approved business information and reference films so the team can discuss the creative and technical requirements without guessing the company’s claims.
For interviews, identify the speakers and the person approving questions, names and job titles. For product demonstrations, confirm which actions and details must be shown. A practical shot list helps the crew plan filming time, equipment and the footage needed for the finished edit.