Shanghai Creative Video Services
Looking for Shanghai Creative Video Agency? Shoot In China work with some of the most creative talents in Shanghai and across China to help our clients with their marketing campaign. With over 10 years of video production experience, we have helped many clients with their creative video production.
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A Team With Over 10 Years Of Experience
Over the last decade we’ve delivered more than 1600 projects ranging from high end TVC’s, creative video, film and documentary shoots to simple one day shoots, equipment rentals and logistical support for visiting crews.
As a boutique production house we’ve cultivated a high quality bilingual crew, equipment and logistics network to ensure that filming in China is a smooth process with outstanding results.

TURNKEY PRODUCTION & POST PRODUCTION
From creative to scripting, casting to filming, editing to screening, we’ve made videos for a wide range of corporate and commercial clients including ExxonMobil, Flex, Dropbox, Microsoft, Armani, Intel, Ubisoft, North Face UA and countless more.
Our editing team provides English and Mandarin services including editing, animation, motion graphics, subtitling, video localization and coloring.
Creative Video Production Brief
Share the campaign objective, audience, treatment, visual references and required deliverables. Agree the balance between live-action filming, interviews, animation and motion graphics before preparing the production plan.
The examples on this page form part of our production portfolio. For a new shoot, confirm the concept, locations, contributors, production scope and review schedule rather than assuming the same approach suits every brief.
Creative Development and Review Stages
Agree what is supplied by the client or agency and what the local team develops. A finished script, a loose creative reference and an interview-led brief need different preparation. Treatments, scripts, storyboards and shot lists should have named review contacts and clear approval stages before crew and locations are confirmed.
For the edit, identify the intended audience, running time and distribution formats. Confirm language versions, subtitles, graphics and music requirements, together with the review rounds and delivery dates. Changes to the concept after filming may require extra coverage or a revised edit scope. Planning these decisions early helps the creative team concentrate on the message and the material needed to communicate it.

