ALL ABOUT VIDEOMADE SIMPLE

There is no single price per video. The budget depends on shooting hours or days, locations, crew size, lighting and sound requirements, and editing. A simple expert interview and a multi-location commercial require very different resources.

To receive a clear estimate, tell us what you need to film, where, how many deliverables you need, and your deadline. We can then propose a production plan that fits the goal rather than adding unnecessary services.

Costs depend on research, content strategy, scripting, filming, editing, thumbnails, publishing, and analytics. Video frequency, episode length, and the number of Shorts also influence the workload.

You can start with a pilot, a channel launch, or ongoing monthly production. The useful question is not only how many videos are included but what the channel needs to achieve for your business.

Full-service video production commonly covers the brief, concept, script, production planning, filming, editing, color correction, audio, graphics, and final delivery. Having one team coordinate these stages can simplify communication.

Not every project needs every stage. If you already have a script or recorded footage, you can commission just filming or post-production. The exact scope is agreed before work begins.

Start by defining the audience and the business purpose of the channel. Then research common customer questions, plan formats and recurring series, and prepare the first few episodes before launch.

Once publishing begins, review which topics hold attention, which attract relevant viewers, and what leads to meaningful conversations. A sustainable channel is built through a repeatable process rather than isolated uploads.

There is no universal upload quota. One useful, well-produced expert episode can deliver more value than several rushed videos. Choose a schedule your team can sustain without sacrificing quality.

A practical approach is to combine longer episodes with short clips and adjust the plan based on audience response. Consistency should support the strategy, not become an end in itself.

Both use short vertical video but serve different platforms. Shorts can introduce viewers to a YouTube channel and its long-form content. Reels can help discovery and engagement inside Instagram.

You do not necessarily have to choose one. A single shoot can produce material for both, with openings, subtitles, editing pace, and calls to action tailored to each platform.

Editing costs depend on footage volume, the number of cameras, sound cleanup, subtitles, motion graphics, color correction, and revision rounds. The final runtime alone says little about how complex an edit will be.

Share a style reference, an estimate of the source footage, and your deadline. We can then recommend anything from a straightforward edit to full post-production.

Begin with the video objective and one message you want viewers to remember. For interviews, prepare key points rather than memorizing every sentence. Check the space for background noise, and avoid clothing with very fine repetitive patterns.

Your production team can help organize cameras, lighting, sound, props, and timing. Good preparation makes the shoot smoother and gives you more usable material.

Timing depends on the creative concept, locations, cast, and edit complexity. A video assembled from existing materials may take less time than a campaign that requires filming and animation.

Tell us your launch date and non-negotiable requirements. We can then plan concept development, approvals, filming, editing, and review stages around a realistic schedule.

Look at work relevant to your objectives, not only production polish. Ask who owns the concept, filming, and editing; what deliverables are included; how revisions work; and what rights you receive.

For shoots in Barcelona, Costa Brava, or elsewhere in Spain, clarify logistics and any necessary filming permissions. A reliable partner should understand the business goal before proposing equipment or a day rate.