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Best construction video production companies in 2026

Our pick for most builders, general contractors and home-service companies is Mark Studios: it films job sites on location in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, travels to film elsewhere, and edits the phone, GoPro and drone footage crews shoot anywhere.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 14, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best construction video production company for most builders and contractors.

A build gives you months of footage and one chance to film each stage. Most contractors need a crew for the milestones that matter, then someone to keep turning crew clips into recaps and Shorts while the job is still fresh. Mark Studios does both from one founder-led studio.

  • Filmed at the right stage. Groundbreaking, framing, the pour, the walkthrough at handoff and owner or crew interviews, filmed on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, with aerials where flying is permitted.
  • Crew footage, cut on a schedule. Phone clips, GoPro cards and drone files turned into project recaps, before-and-after Shorts and ad cuts in 16:9 and 9:16, 5–7 days standard.
  • Mark on every job. One person plans, films and edits, backed by a 4.9★ rating over 8,000+ Fiverr orders and 99% on-time delivery.
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We publish this list and we’re on it, so weigh that. Every other company’s facts below come from its own website, with the date we read it.

Quick picks.

For hand-edited time-lapse from jobsite cameras, OxBlue or EarthCam; for published camera plans and a two-week time-lapse edit, TrueLook. For bid and recruiting stories built on interviews, CineSalon. For big general contractors on a quarterly retainer, Maximum Flavor Media. For AEC case studies in New England, Shave Media; for safety training in the Midwest, StoryTrack; for heavy-civil work in the Northeast, Clearer Vision Marketing. In Florida, Plum Productions in Boca Raton, Construction Marketing Inc. in Sarasota, or Aerial Innovations’ monthly flights around Tampa. For drone progress shoots in many cities, Beverly Boy. For cheap edits of your own clips, Fiverr.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: job sites filmed in South Florida, crew footage edited for builders anywhere
  2. FiverrCheap edits of the clips your crew already shot
  3. Beverly Boy ProductionsDrone progress shoots and crews in many US cities
  4. CineSalonBid, proposal and recruiting videos built on interviews
  5. Maximum Flavor MediaLarge general contractors wanting a quarterly video retainer
  6. Clearer Vision MarketingHeavy-civil and concrete contractors in the Northeast
  7. Shave MediaAEC case studies and long-build documentation in New England
  8. StoryTrackMidwest contractors needing safety training and milestone coverage
  9. EarthCamLandmark projects wanting years of building compressed into minutes
  10. OxBlueA hand-edited time-lapse with project facts and music
  11. TrueLookPublished camera plans and a time-lapse edit in two weeks
  12. Aerial InnovationsMonthly aerial progress photos and video around Tampa
  13. Construction Marketing Inc.A construction-only marketing agency on Florida’s Gulf Coast
  14. Plum ProductionsCompleted-project films for South Florida builders

Mark Studios is our pick for most builders and contractors. The other rows carry each company’s “best for” label from its entry below and aren’t ranked. We wrote this list.

14 options side by side.

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 14, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.
ProviderBased inWhere it filmsPublished priceStated turnaroundBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickPalm Beach County, FLOn site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; travels elsewhere with travel quoted per trip; edits crew phone and drone footage from anywhereShoots quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month5–7 days standard for edits; expedited availableBuilders and contractors who want a project film and a steady run of clips
Marketplace
FiverrOnline marketplace (sellers worldwide)Remote; sellers edit footage you upload, or make animated and AI clipsConstruction video gigs from $5, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gigContractors with footage and a small budget
National production companies
Beverly Boy ProductionsWest Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CA (East and West Coast HQs)Nationwide, through crews in major US citiesDrone shoots from $950–$1,250 per half day (Tampa page); other work quotedNot stated; same-day rough cuts offered for urgent drone workMulti-city builders needing drone progress footage
CineSalonWashington, DC (also lists Los Angeles)DC, Baltimore and Los Angeles; elsewhere with local crewsProjects from $5,000; full-funnel strategies from $50,0002–3 weeks small projects; 4–6 weeks mid-size; 6–10 weeks high-endMid-Atlantic contractors pitching owners
Maximum Flavor MediaSan Francisco, CA (also Los Angeles and New York City)San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York; travels for multi-site workRetainers from $8,000–$12,000 a quarter to $30,000–$50,000; projects quotedNot stated; same-day edits for quick changes on retainerCommercial GCs with steady video needs
Construction specialists
Clearer Vision MarketingAugusta, NJHome states NJ, NY, PA, CT and MD; says it serves nationwideNot publishedNot statedNortheast civil contractors wanting video plus marketing
Shave MediaBoston, MABoston area and New England, and beyondNot publishedNot statedArchitects, engineers and builders in New England
StoryTrackSt. Louis, MO (second office in Chicago)From St. Louis and Chicago, with a distributed crew for milestonesNot publishedNot stated; says it can cover milestones “within hours, not weeks”Safety training and milestone documentation
Time-lapse and jobsite cameras
EarthCamUpper Saddle River, NJCameras installed on your jobsite, in the US and abroadNot publishedNot statedLarge projects wanting a time-lapse film
OxBlueAtlanta, GACameras shipped to and mounted on your jobsiteNot published (leases and purchases quoted)Not statedHand-edited time-lapse films
TrueLookWinston-Salem, NCCameras on your jobsite, across North AmericaCamera plans from $129/month ($99 prepaid); Premium at $599/month includes one edited time-lapse2 weeks for a Premium Time-Lapse after the project endsBuilders who want time-lapse costs up front
Florida-based options
Aerial InnovationsTampa, FLFrom Tampa by plane, helicopter and drone; coverage area not statedNot published1 day for aerial photos; video not statedMonthly aerial progress on large sites
Construction Marketing Inc.Sarasota, FLSarasota, Bradenton and Tampa; construction clients across the USNot publishedNot statedContractors wanting video inside full marketing
Plum ProductionsBoca Raton, FLPalm Beach and Broward counties and South Florida; travels nationwideNot published (priced per project)First cut within 14 days of the shoot; post-production 2–4 weeksSouth Florida builders showing finished work

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 14, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.

Each company, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Builders and contractors who want a project film and a steady run of clips

Based in
Palm Beach County, FL
Where it films
On site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; travels elsewhere with travel quoted per trip; edits crew phone and drone footage from anywhere
Published price
Shoots quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month
Stated turnaround
5–7 days standard for edits; expedited available

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. For builders, general contractors, roofers and home-service companies it films job sites, progress and completion footage and owner or crew interviews on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, with aerials where flying is permitted. Elsewhere, Mark travels to film, with travel quoted per trip, or edits what your crews already shoot: phone clips, GoPro cards and drone files cut into project recaps, before-and-after Shorts, inspection walkthroughs and ad cuts, delivered in 16:9 and 9:16 with captions and your logo on the end card. Recent construction edits include drone films for Wayne Construction and Landserv and Shorts for a roof inspection company. Site figures: 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews.

Pros

  • Films job sites in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, and travels to film elsewhere
  • Edits the phone, GoPro and drone footage your crews already shoot
  • One job delivered as a 16:9 recap and 9:16 Shorts, with published monthly editing plans

Good to know

  • Outside the three counties, travel is quoted per trip, or your crew sends the footage
  • Shoots are quoted per project rather than from a rate card
  • Edits take 5–7 days as standard; expedited delivery is available
Wayne Construction · Drone
Landserv Inc · Drone
Roof Inspection Company · Short-form

Real client edits from our portfolio. Scope from our contractor video and Palm Beach County property videography pages.

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Marketplace

Fiverr

Best for: Contractors with footage and a small budget

Based in
Online marketplace (sellers worldwide)
Where it films
Remote; sellers edit footage you upload, or make animated and AI clips
Published price
Construction video gigs from $5, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Stated turnaround
Set per gig

Fiverr’s construction video category listed “295 services available” on October 14, 2026, and they come in two kinds. Some sellers edit what you send, with gigs such as “I will edit construction videos, construction reels and tiktok, real estate video edit” from $30. Many others sell animation or AI clips, such as “I will create ai generated construction timelapse videos” from $15, which are generated rather than filmed on your site. Construction gigs on the first page started at $5 to $100. Fiverr adds its own fee at checkout, 5.5% of the order plus $3.50 on orders under $200. Nobody visits the job, and quality depends on the seller, so watch samples first.

Pros

  • The cheapest way to get job-site clips edited
  • Gigs for reels, time-lapses, intros and ads
  • Price and delivery time shown before you order

Cons

  • No one films your site; you supply the footage
  • Many listings are AI-generated time-lapses, not edits of your project

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Fiverr construction video category · Fiverr buyer fees (Help Center)

National production companies

Beverly Boy Productions

Best for: Multi-city builders needing drone progress footage

Based in
West Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CA (East and West Coast HQs)
Where it films
Nationwide, through crews in major US cities
Published price
Drone shoots from $950–$1,250 per half day (Tampa page); other work quoted
Stated turnaround
Not stated; same-day rough cuts offered for urgent drone work

Beverly Boy, making videos since 2002, has a commercial building and construction page that pitches marketing films showing “the various stages of construction,” safety protocols and finished projects, plus training videos for onboarding new hires. Its Tampa drone page adds weekly overhead flights to track a site, stitched site maps delivered within 48 hours for sites under 40 acres, and same-day rough cuts for urgent jobs, with drone rates that “start at $950 – $1250 for half-day shoots.” The contact form on that page lists budget tiers from $1,800–$2,500 up to $25,000–$50,000+. Its East Coast headquarters is in West Palm Beach.

Pros

  • Published half-day drone rates
  • Weekly overhead flights to track progress
  • Crews in many US cities

Cons

  • Full production prices sit behind a quote form
  • No standard delivery time for edited videos

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Beverly Boy commercial building and construction · Beverly Boy Tampa drone videography

CineSalon

Best for: Mid-Atlantic contractors pitching owners

Based in
Washington, DC (also lists Los Angeles)
Where it films
DC, Baltimore and Los Angeles; elsewhere with local crews
Published price
Projects from $5,000; full-funnel strategies from $50,000
Stated turnaround
2–3 weeks small projects; 4–6 weeks mid-size; 6–10 weeks high-end

CineSalon’s construction results page shows proposal, website and recruiting stories for Mid-Atlantic builders: a video series for Miller & Long, work for Clark Construction aimed at “a small set of stake holders & decision makers,” and projects for HBW and Delta Engineers, made by interviewing staff, contractors and clients. It also offers aerial filming. Its DC page sets the floor plainly: “The smallest we work with is $5000 with full-funnel strategies starting at $50,000.” Its FAQ gives 2–3 weeks for small projects and 4–6 weeks for mid-size productions, while the contact page says everything is ready in under 30 days.

Pros

  • Minimum budget and timelines published
  • Construction clients include Clark and Miller & Long
  • Interview-led stories for bids and hiring

Cons

  • The $5,000 minimum rules out small jobs
  • Its pages disagree on timing (under 30 days vs 4–6 weeks)

Sources (checked Oct 2026): CineSalon construction results · CineSalon DC video production (pricing FAQ) · CineSalon contact

Maximum Flavor Media

Best for: Commercial GCs with steady video needs

Based in
San Francisco, CA (also Los Angeles and New York City)
Where it films
San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York; travels for multi-site work
Published price
Retainers from $8,000–$12,000 a quarter to $30,000–$50,000; projects quoted
Stated turnaround
Not stated; same-day edits for quick changes on retainer

Maximum Flavor Media, founded in San Francisco in 2011, says it has been “deeply embedded in the commercial construction industry since our inception,” and lists project highlight, progress update, time-lapse, safety training, drone, recruiting, bid and internal videos. Its crews wear company-branded PPE. The construction page carries testimonials from a communications executive at Clark Construction and an executive at DPR Construction. Pricing is by quarterly retainer: Basic at $8,000–$12,000, Standard at $15,000–$25,000 and Premium at $30,000–$50,000, with same-day edits for quick changes. Its About page says revisions aren’t limited, but the Basic retainer lists one round per video.

Pros

  • Published quarterly retainer prices
  • Testimonials from Clark and DPR executives
  • Covers highlights, safety, recruiting and bid videos

Cons

  • Retainers start at $8,000 a quarter
  • Revision terms differ between its pages

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Maximum Flavor construction video production · Maximum Flavor retainer services · Maximum Flavor about

Construction specialists

Clearer Vision Marketing

Best for: Northeast civil contractors wanting video plus marketing

Based in
Augusta, NJ
Where it films
Home states NJ, NY, PA, CT and MD; says it serves nationwide
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Clearer Vision Marketing is a New Jersey agency that has worked in construction for “more than 4 years,” pairing job-site video and photography with websites and digital marketing for contractors. It says it can visit a site “with just a project manager’s contact” and come away with case studies, short social clips, recruiting pieces, crew interviews and drone footage, filmed so that workers on camera follow site safety standards. Projects shown include a 1,500-yard concrete pour for Tanis Concrete, overnight road rehabilitation for JP Hogan and a water treatment facility for J. Fletcher Creamer & Son. Prices and timelines aren’t published.

Pros

  • Built for heavy-civil, concrete and road contractors
  • Video, photos, drone and websites from one agency
  • Needs only a project manager’s contact to start

Cons

  • Prices and timelines aren’t published
  • A young company, about four years in construction

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Clearer Vision media storytelling · Clearer Vision projects · Clearer Vision about

Shave Media

Best for: Architects, engineers and builders in New England

Based in
Boston, MA
Where it films
Boston area and New England, and beyond
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Shave Media, a Boston studio, says it has “focused heavily on producing videos for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction” since 2015. Its AEC portfolio names engineering and design firms such as VHB, Stantec, GEI Consultants, Perkins + Will and HMFH Architects, and builder GFI Partners, whose Walden Behavioral Health facility it documented stage by stage from 2019. The work leans toward infrastructure stories, public-facing proposals for new buildings and walk-throughs of a site at different points in the build. It doesn’t publish prices or timelines.

Pros

  • A decade of AEC-focused work
  • Multi-year documentation of a single build
  • Clients across engineering, architecture and construction

Cons

  • Prices and timelines aren’t published
  • Centered on the Boston market

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Shave Media AEC work · Shave Media Walden Behavioral Health case study · Shave Media about

StoryTrack

Best for: Safety training and milestone documentation

Based in
St. Louis, MO (second office in Chicago)
Where it films
From St. Louis and Chicago, with a distributed crew for milestones
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated; says it can cover milestones “within hours, not weeks”

StoryTrack, a women-owned St. Louis studio founded in 2012, makes proposal, project documentation, safety training and owner handoff videos for contractors, engineers and architects, with drone and time-lapse footage. Its crew comes “complete with our own hard hats and steel-toed shoes,” and it says it can capture milestones, safety incidents and executive visits “within hours, not weeks.” Its construction portfolio includes Clayco, Kadean Construction, PayneCrest and Concrete Strategies. The construction page claims 15 years of construction focus, a year more than its founding date allows. No prices are published.

Pros

  • Safety training is a dedicated service
  • Fast milestone coverage from St. Louis and Chicago
  • Portfolio with Clayco and other Midwest builders

Cons

  • Prices and timelines aren’t published
  • Its pages disagree on years in construction

Sources (checked Oct 2026): StoryTrack construction video · StoryTrack construction work · StoryTrack women-owned video production

Time-lapse and jobsite cameras

EarthCam

Best for: Large projects wanting a time-lapse film

Based in
Upper Saddle River, NJ
Where it films
Cameras installed on your jobsite, in the US and abroad
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

EarthCam, founded in 1996, installs construction cameras on site and turns their images into time-lapse: automatic progress movies plus “professionally edited highlight films,” which its construction page pitches for stakeholders, marketing and future work. Projects it has documented include Hudson Yards, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, Mercedes-Benz Stadium and Chase Center. You don’t book a crew for a day; the cameras record for the life of the job. Prices for cameras and edits aren’t published.

Pros

  • Time-lapse of the whole build, not one shoot day
  • Edited highlight films as well as automatic movies
  • Track record on stadiums and towers

Cons

  • Camera footage only; no interviews or crew stories
  • Prices aren’t published

Sources (checked Oct 2026): EarthCam construction · EarthCam time-lapse · EarthCam about

OxBlue

Best for: Hand-edited time-lapse films

Based in
Atlanta, GA
Where it films
Cameras shipped to and mounted on your jobsite
Published price
Not published (leases and purchases quoted)
Stated turnaround
Not stated

OxBlue, founded in Atlanta in 2001 and part of Hexagon’s Geosystems division since 2020, leases or sells jobsite cameras and offers a professional time-lapse service on top: its “team of video editors” picks the best frames and adds effects, color correction, project facts and statistics, and music you choose. Its gallery includes Truist Park in Atlanta and Salesforce Tower in San Francisco. The pricing page sets out prepaid, monthly and custom leases and purchase billing but shows no figures; you request a quote.

Pros

  • Editors hand-pick frames and add facts and music
  • Lease or buy the camera, with flexible billing
  • Gallery includes Truist Park and Salesforce Tower

Cons

  • Pricing page lists plans but no prices
  • Time-lapse only; no interviews or crew stories

Sources (checked Oct 2026): OxBlue professional time-lapse · OxBlue pricing · OxBlue company

TrueLook

Best for: Builders who want time-lapse costs up front

Based in
Winston-Salem, NC
Where it films
Cameras on your jobsite, across North America
Published price
Camera plans from $129/month ($99 prepaid); Premium at $599/month includes one edited time-lapse
Stated turnaround
2 weeks for a Premium Time-Lapse after the project ends

TrueLook, in Winston-Salem, began as Perceptual Robotics and now sells jobsite camera subscriptions with time-lapse built in. Its Premium Time-Lapse service has editors brand the video “with your company’s logo, facts about your project, special effects, and more,” with one round of revisions, and it takes “two weeks to provide you with the finished video” once the project is done. Plans start at $129 a month per camera, or as low as $99 prepaid; the $599 Premium plan ($469 prepaid) includes one Premium Time-Lapse. Camera hardware is priced separately, to lease or buy.

Pros

  • Plan prices published
  • Two-week turnaround on an edited time-lapse
  • One revision round included

Cons

  • Camera hardware is priced separately
  • Only the Premium plan includes an edited time-lapse

Sources (checked Oct 2026): TrueLook Premium Time-Lapse · TrueLook pricing · TrueLook about

Florida-based options

Aerial Innovations

Best for: Monthly aerial progress on large sites

Based in
Tampa, FL
Where it films
From Tampa by plane, helicopter and drone; coverage area not stated
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
1 day for aerial photos; video not stated

Aerial Innovations has flown from Tampa since 1987, capturing imagery from fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters for real estate marketing, construction progress and large tracts of land, and it adds “ground photography and video specifically for construction projects,” from pre-construction documentation to in-progress captures. A site can be added to one of its existing monthly flights, so a long build gets a consistent record. A Tavistock Development executive on its homepage cites more than 30 years of work together. It gives a one-day turnaround for aerial photos; video timing and prices aren’t stated.

Pros

  • Planes and helicopters, not only drones
  • Monthly flights for a consistent progress record
  • In business since 1987

Cons

  • Mostly aerial and still photography
  • Prices and video timelines aren’t published

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Aerial Innovations homepage · Aerial Innovations services

Construction Marketing Inc.

Best for: Contractors wanting video inside full marketing

Based in
Sarasota, FL
Where it films
Sarasota, Bradenton and Tampa; construction clients across the US
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Construction Marketing Inc. “works exclusively for clients in the construction industry” and has served Sarasota since 2009 from its own video and photo studio there. It makes marketing, sales and testimonial videos for contractors, suppliers and building-product makers, and its drone pilots are “FAA Part 107 licensed for commercial flying.” Its portfolio lists three television commercials alongside websites, sell sheets, magazine ads and recruiting brochures, and it also offers Spanish-language marketing. Prices aren’t published.

Pros

  • Works only with construction companies
  • In-house studio and Part 107 drone pilots
  • Video, TV spots, websites and print from one agency

Cons

  • Prices and timelines aren’t published
  • Video is one service among many

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Construction Marketing homepage · Construction Marketing video · Construction Marketing drone services · Construction Marketing portfolio

Plum Productions

Best for: South Florida builders showing finished work

Based in
Boca Raton, FL
Where it films
Palm Beach and Broward counties and South Florida; travels nationwide
Published price
Not published (priced per project)
Stated turnaround
First cut within 14 days of the shoot; post-production 2–4 weeks

Plum Productions is a woman-owned Boca Raton studio working since 2009 across Palm Beach, Broward and the rest of South Florida. Its construction work includes projects with Origin Construction and a video for AMICON Brimstone Construction, and it offers drone videography. It promises a first cut “typically within 14 days (most times faster)” after the shoot, with post-production usually taking 2 to 4 weeks, and it prices every project individually rather than publishing rates.

Pros

  • Based in Boca Raton, close to Palm Beach and Broward sites
  • States its turnaround: first cut within 14 days
  • Drone videography offered

Cons

  • Prices aren’t published
  • Construction is one of many industries it serves

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Plum Productions homepage · Plum Productions construction work (site search) · Plum Productions FAQ · Plum Productions about

How we chose these options.

We wrote this list and put Mark Studios first. Mark also sells on Fiverr, which is on the list. No company paid to appear. Shoots are quoted per project, so our row shows the published editing plan prices.

Who’s included
We started from Google results for construction video production, including the directories and agency lists that rank for it, and kept companies whose own websites show construction work and loaded on the day we checked. We added jobsite camera companies that sell edited time-lapse, Florida studios and Fiverr. We left out studios outside the US, sites carrying another industry’s template copy, sites that were down or for sale, and companies that give no location.
What we checked
Each company’s own website, read on October 14, 2026: where it is based and films, what it makes for builders, any published price or timeline, and terms such as revision rounds. Where a company’s pages disagree, we say so. Prices change, so confirm with the company before you sign.
How it’s ordered
Our pick first, then five groups: a marketplace, national production companies, construction specialists, time-lapse camera companies and Florida-based options, alphabetical within each. The companies after Mark Studios aren’t ranked, and there are no scores.
What the data says

In the FAA’s survey of commercial drone operators for 2024, real estate and construction were the two most common kinds of work, with more than 500 operators saying they were at least somewhat active in each. Aerial footage of a build is easy to come by; what most builders lack is someone to cut it into a video people finish. The survey is covered in our drone video statistics.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best construction video production company?

For most builders, general contractors and home-service companies, Mark Studios: it films job sites in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, travels to film elsewhere, edits crew phone and drone footage in 5–7 days standard and publishes its monthly editing plan prices. For time-lapse from jobsite cameras, OxBlue, EarthCam or TrueLook. For big general contractors on retainer, Maximum Flavor Media. For safety training, StoryTrack. For cheap edits of your own clips, Fiverr.

How much does construction video production cost?

Published figures read October 14, 2026: CineSalon’s smallest project is $5,000; Maximum Flavor Media’s retainers run from $8,000–$12,000 a quarter; Beverly Boy’s drone shoots start at $950–$1,250 per half day; TrueLook’s camera plans start at $129 a month, with an edited time-lapse included on the $599 Premium plan; Fiverr gigs start at $5 plus a 5.5% fee. Shave Media, StoryTrack, Clearer Vision, EarthCam, OxBlue, Construction Marketing Inc., Plum Productions and Aerial Innovations quote each project. Mark Studios quotes shoots per project, and its editing plans start at $750 a month.

How long does a construction video take?

Plum Productions delivers a first cut within 14 days of the shoot. CineSalon gives 2–3 weeks for small projects and 4–6 weeks for mid-size ones. TrueLook takes two weeks to edit a Premium Time-Lapse once the project ends. Mark Studios delivers edits in 5–7 days as standard after the shoot or footage handoff, with expedited delivery available. Most of the others don’t publish timelines.

Should a contractor hire a video crew or a time-lapse camera company?

They do different jobs. A camera company such as OxBlue, EarthCam or TrueLook records the whole build from fixed cameras and edits it into a time-lapse, which suits large projects and owner reports. A crew films people: interviews, the walkthrough, the crew at work. Many builders use a camera for the record and a studio for marketing videos and Shorts.

Which construction video production companies are in Florida?

Mark Studios films in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. Plum Productions is in Boca Raton, Construction Marketing Inc. in Sarasota and Aerial Innovations in Tampa. Beverly Boy lists its East Coast headquarters in West Palm Beach.

Can construction footage shot on a phone or drone be edited into a marketing video?

Yes. Mark Studios edits phone clips, GoPro cards and drone files from builders anywhere into project recaps, before-and-after Shorts and ads in 16:9 and 9:16. Film a wide shot before work starts and the same shot at the end: a before-and-after from one angle is the clip homeowners watch most. Fiverr sellers also edit uploaded footage, at a quality set by each seller.

What video should a construction company make first?

Usually a recap of one finished project, cut as before, during and after, because owners and homeowners hire from proof. Then short clips from each active job for social, a recruiting video if hiring is hard, and a safety or onboarding video for new crew members.

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