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Best nonprofit video production companies in 2026

Our pick for most nonprofits in South Florida, and for any charity with footage to edit, is Mark Studios: it films galas, fundraisers and program days in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties and cuts each one into a donor recap, social clips and sponsor thank-yous.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 15, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best nonprofit video production company for most South Florida charities.

A nonprofit’s year turns on a few moments: the gala, the year-end appeal, the day a program changes someone’s life. Each one happens once, and each has to become a video that thanks donors and brings in the next gift. Mark Studios films those moments and edits them in-house, from one booking.

  • The night, covered once and well. Camera positions planned from the run of show for the welcome, the honorees, the auction and the moment the room stands, with event photos in the same booking.
  • One event, every placement. A recap for donors and next year’s invitations, 9:16 clips framed on the day, and a short cut for each speaker or sponsor, delivered 5–7 days after the event.
  • Mark on every project. Program footage and phone clips from anywhere edited into appeals and impact stories, with 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 documentary-style gala and campaign films, Storyteller Studios; for planned-giving and gala videos, MiniMatters; for a monthly plan, Happy Productions; for the smallest budgets, Knok Studio. For crews nationwide with nonprofit pricing, Beverly Boy; for fixed-price animated appeals, Broadcast2World; in the Bay Area, Luma Creative. In Palm Beach, KO-MAR Productions films from its West Palm Beach studio; for larger Florida campaigns, Two Parrot. For free tools, Canva for Nonprofits and the YouTube Nonprofit Program. For a cheap crowdfunding clip, Fiverr.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: galas and program stories filmed in South Florida, donor footage from anywhere edited into appeals
  2. FiverrA cheap crowdfunding or social clip
  3. Beverly Boy ProductionsCrews for nonprofit shoots in any US city
  4. Broadcast2WorldA fixed-price animated appeal
  5. Luma CreativeGala and beneficiary films in the Bay Area
  6. Happy ProductionsA monthly video plan for lean nonprofit teams
  7. Knok StudioThe smallest budgets, and faith-based missions
  8. MiniMattersPlanned-giving and gala videos
  9. Storyteller StudiosDocumentary-style gala and campaign films
  10. Canva for NonprofitsFree design and video editing for your own team
  11. YouTube Nonprofit ProgramFree fundraising features on the videos you publish
  12. KO-MAR ProductionsA studio and crew in downtown West Palm Beach
  13. Two Parrot ProductionsLarger campaigns for foundations, from Miami

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

13 options side by side.

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 15, 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; edits footage from anywhereShoots and edits quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month5–7 days after the event or footage handoff; expedited availableNonprofits that need the gala, the appeal and the clips from one studio
Marketplaces
FiverrOnline marketplace (sellers worldwide)Remote; sellers edit footage, photos or stockFundraising video gigs from $5 to $150, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gigSmall charities with a tiny budget
National production companies
Beverly Boy ProductionsWest Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CA (East and West Coast HQs)On site across the US through local producersNot published; “special pricing for non-profits” on a quoteA few weeks to a couple of monthsNational nonprofits filming in several cities
Broadcast2WorldPiscataway, NJ (US office); production in Gurugram, IndiaAnimated; no filming (live footage is extra or yours)$2,400, $3,500 or $5,500 per 60 seconds of animation; nonprofit pricing quoted4–6 weeksCharities that need an appeal without a shoot
Luma CreativeSan Francisco, CAOn site, mostly around the Bay Area and Santa Cruz CountyNonprofit discount; typical nonprofit budgets about $8,000–$60,000Four weeks or more preferred; as fast as twoBay Area nonprofits planning a gala film
Nonprofit storytelling specialists
Happy ProductionsSeymour, CTMonthly: one remote session directed by video call; annual: local crews on location$995/month (no contract); annual in-person partnership from $20,000/year6–12 weeks for in-person projectsNonprofits wanting steady social and donor video
Knok StudioEnumclaw (Seattle area), WAOn site around Seattle and in the field abroad; travel extraAbout $650 (explainer), $1,750 (mini-doc fundraiser) or $7,450 (documentary or four short films)2–3 weeks on averageSmall charities, churches and ministries
MiniMattersWashington, DC areaOn site around DC and nationwide through partners; also animationNot published (quote form)4–8 weeks for most videosFoundations and associations growing major and planned gifts
Storyteller StudiosSpringfield, ILOn site in the Midwest; travels (23 states so far)Most nonprofit clients spend $5,000–$20,000; travel projects start near $7,0006–12 weeks; start 3–4 months before an eventNonprofits planning a gala film ahead of the ask
Tools and programs for nonprofits
Canva for NonprofitsNot statedA browser-based design and video editor; no productionFree for eligible nonprofits, up to 50 users; extra seats 50% offNot statedSmall teams making social clips and thank-yous themselves
YouTube Nonprofit ProgramNot statedDistribution and fundraising features on YouTube; no productionFree once verified through Google for NonprofitsVerification usually 2–14 working daysCharities publishing appeal videos on YouTube
Florida-based options
KO-MAR ProductionsWest Palm Beach, FL (also Frisco, TX)Studio and field production in South Florida; national projects tooNot published (quote form)Not statedPalm Beach nonprofits wanting a studio shoot
Two Parrot ProductionsMiami, FL and Chicago, IL (teams in four more cities)On location through teams in six US cities and a freelance networkStarter $5,000–$14,999; Standard $15,000–$49,999; Premium (incl. gala) $50,000–$99,999; Enterprise $100,000+At least 10 weeks for small projectsFoundations planning a campaign or impact report

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 15, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.

Each option, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Nonprofits that need the gala, the appeal and the clips from one studio

Based in
Palm Beach County, FL
Where it films
On site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; edits footage from anywhere
Published price
Shoots and edits quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month
Stated turnaround
5–7 days after the event or footage handoff; expedited available

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. For nonprofits it films galas, fundraisers and program days on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, planning camera positions from the run of show so the speeches, the auction and the moment the room stands are caught once and well. The same booking can include event photos. Each event becomes a recap for donors and sponsors, social clips framed for 9:16 on the day and short cuts for each speaker or sponsor, delivered 5–7 days after the event. Program footage and phone clips from anywhere are edited into appeal videos, impact stories and thank-yous. Site figures: 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews.

Pros

  • Gala video and event photos from one booking
  • A donor recap, social clips and sponsor cuts from the same night
  • Program footage from anywhere edited into appeals and impact stories

Good to know

  • On-site filming covers Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; elsewhere you send the footage
  • No published nonprofit discount; each project is quoted
  • Recaps take 5–7 days as standard; expedited delivery is available
Sovereign Self-Defense · Docu-series trailer
DJ B · Event recap
City Church Northlake · Church

Real client work from our portfolio. Scope from our event videography page, including a gala at PGA National Resort.

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Marketplaces

Fiverr

Best for: Small charities with a tiny budget

Based in
Online marketplace (sellers worldwide)
Where it films
Remote; sellers edit footage, photos or stock
Published price
Fundraising video gigs from $5 to $150, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Stated turnaround
Set per gig

Fiverr’s fundraising video category listed “82 services available” on October 15, 2026, and a search for nonprofit videos returned about 30 results. Most sellers pitch crowdfunding and GoFundMe videos built from stock, your photos or your footage: “I will create a powerful nonprofit fundraising or crowdfunding video” from $20, or “professional storytelling nonprofits videos” from $50. Fiverr adds 5.5% at checkout, plus $3.50 on orders under $200. Nobody films your program or your gala, and delivery and revisions are set by each seller.

Pros

  • The lowest prices on this list
  • Quick turnaround on simple clips
  • Price shown before you order

Cons

  • No one films your people or your event
  • Most gigs are stock-based crowdfunding videos

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Fiverr fundraising video category · Fiverr nonprofit video search · Fiverr buyer fees (Help Center)

National production companies

Beverly Boy Productions

Best for: National nonprofits filming in several cities

Based in
West Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CA (East and West Coast HQs)
Where it films
On site across the US through local producers
Published price
Not published; “special pricing for non-profits” on a quote
Stated turnaround
A few weeks to a couple of months

Beverly Boy’s non-profit page covers fundraising and donation videos, awareness videos, event highlight reels, volunteer recruitment and thank-you videos for donors, with crews across the US and a Miami nonprofit page. Its FAQ says simple projects may start from a few thousand dollars and that nonprofits get special pricing on a detailed quote, and that a typical production takes a few weeks to a couple of months. The non-profit page shows work for the HomeServe Cares Foundation. Its East Coast headquarters is in West Palm Beach, though the homepage and the non-profit page give different street addresses.

Pros

  • Crews in many US cities
  • Nonprofit pricing on request
  • Donor thank-yous and event reels on the menu

Cons

  • No published price
  • Weeks to months per production

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Beverly Boy non-profit video production · Beverly Boy Miami nonprofit videos

Broadcast2World

Best for: Charities that need an appeal without a shoot

Based in
Piscataway, NJ (US office); production in Gurugram, India
Where it films
Animated; no filming (live footage is extra or yours)
Published price
$2,400, $3,500 or $5,500 per 60 seconds of animation; nonprofit pricing quoted
Stated turnaround
4–6 weeks

Broadcast2World animates fundraising appeals, awareness films, program explainers and donor thank-yous for nonprofits, for campaign pages, galas and year-end appeals. Its three fixed packages cost $2,400, $3,500 or $5,500 for 60 seconds, with each extra 30 seconds at $750, $1,000 or $1,500, and it offers nonprofit pricing case by case. Script, storyboard, voiceover and two revision rounds at every stage are included, and standard delivery is 4–6 weeks. Its nonprofit page names UN Women, Boys & Girls Club, NRPA and Jewish Palm Beach.

Pros

  • Published fixed packages
  • Script and voiceover included
  • Two revision rounds at every stage

Cons

  • Animation, not your people on camera
  • Production is in India, with a US office

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Broadcast2World nonprofit video production

Luma Creative

Best for: Bay Area nonprofits planning a gala film

Based in
San Francisco, CA
Where it films
On site, mostly around the Bay Area and Santa Cruz County
Published price
Nonprofit discount; typical nonprofit budgets about $8,000–$60,000
Stated turnaround
Four weeks or more preferred; as fast as two

Luma Creative builds a nonprofit shoot around everything it has to produce: a fundraising film for the event, a beneficiary story that shows the program working, and shorter cuts that carry the campaign afterwards. It offers a discount to nonprofit clients and says it typically works with budgets of about $8,000 to $60,000. It prefers at least four weeks and has delivered in as little as two. Its nonprofit page names The Reach Foundation and the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Cruz.

Pros

  • A stated nonprofit discount
  • One shoot planned for the gala film and campaign cuts
  • Published budget range

Cons

  • Centered on Northern California
  • Some FAQ copy still refers to events being on hold

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Luma Creative non-profit video production

Nonprofit storytelling specialists

Happy Productions

Best for: Nonprofits wanting steady social and donor video

Based in
Seymour, CT
Where it films
Monthly: one remote session directed by video call; annual: local crews on location
Published price
$995/month (no contract); annual in-person partnership from $20,000/year
Stated turnaround
6–12 weeks for in-person projects

Happy Productions works only with nonprofits. Its monthly partnership costs $995 with no contract: one virtual production a month directed by its team, unlimited edit requests, and social clips, donor and impact videos from what it films. The annual in-person partnership starts at $20,000 a year, and its About page puts first call to delivery at 6 to 12 weeks. Its own pages disagree on price, though: the About page says pricing is quoted per project and a blog post puts the annual program at $15,000. It names Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and Feed the Children among its clients.

Pros

  • Published monthly price with no contract
  • Unlimited edit requests
  • Nonprofit-only studio

Cons

  • The monthly plan is filmed remotely
  • Its pages give three different prices

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Happy Productions homepage and plans · Happy Productions about · Happy Productions on nonprofit video cost

Knok Studio

Best for: Small charities, churches and ministries

Based in
Enumclaw (Seattle area), WA
Where it films
On site around Seattle and in the field abroad; travel extra
Published price
About $650 (explainer), $1,750 (mini-doc fundraiser) or $7,450 (documentary or four short films)
Stated turnaround
2–3 weeks on average

Knok Studio serves only nonprofits and publishes approximate prices: about $650 for an explainer film up to five minutes at one location, $1,750 for a mini-documentary fundraiser shot at one to three locations, and $7,450 for a documentary up to 25 minutes or four short films. Travel, high-end animation and voiceover are extra. It averages 2–3 weeks per film and keeps costs down as a 501(c)(3) supported by donors. It describes itself as a faith-based team of “evangelical videographers,” and its pages put its prices at 30–50% of a conventional studio.

Pros

  • The lowest published crew prices on this list
  • Two to three weeks per film
  • Nonprofit-only

Cons

  • Travel is billed on top
  • Faith-based, which may not suit every cause

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Knok Studio pricing · Knok Studio nonprofit video production · Knok Studio Seattle nonprofit video

MiniMatters

Best for: Foundations and associations growing major and planned gifts

Based in
Washington, DC area
Where it films
On site around DC and nationwide through partners; also animation
Published price
Not published (quote form)
Stated turnaround
4–8 weeks for most videos

MiniMatters has worked with associations, nonprofits and foundations for more than 15 years. It produces annual appeal videos, gala features with speaker highlights and honoree tributes, and year-end campaign pieces, filmed or animated. It also makes planned-giving videos, such as a qualified charitable distribution explainer aimed at retirement-age donors. Most videos take 4–8 weeks from concept to delivery. It is a WBENC-certified women-owned business and doesn’t publish prices.

Pros

  • Planned-giving videos few studios offer
  • Gala features and honoree tributes
  • Filmed or animated

Cons

  • No published price
  • Four to eight weeks per video

Sources (checked Oct 2026): MiniMatters fundraising videos · MiniMatters gala videos · MiniMatters homepage

Storyteller Studios

Best for: Nonprofits planning a gala film ahead of the ask

Based in
Springfield, IL
Where it films
On site in the Midwest; travels (23 states so far)
Published price
Most nonprofit clients spend $5,000–$20,000; travel projects start near $7,000
Stated turnaround
6–12 weeks; start 3–4 months before an event

Storyteller Studios makes documentary-style fundraising films, gala films “engineered for the moment before the ask,” mission stories and impact films, and says about half its work is for nonprofits. Most nonprofit clients spend $5,000–$20,000 a project, travel-based projects start closer to $7,000, and fundraising films take 6–12 weeks, so it advises starting three to four months before an event. It has filmed in 23 states, calls itself Emmy-winning, and runs Stories Untold, a program of free video storytelling for qualifying nonprofits.

Pros

  • A published budget range
  • Gala films planned around the ask
  • A free program for qualifying nonprofits

Cons

  • Six to twelve weeks per film
  • Based in the Midwest; travel adds cost

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Storyteller Studios nonprofit video production

Tools and programs for nonprofits

Canva for Nonprofits

Best for: Small teams making social clips and thank-yous themselves

Based in
Not stated
Where it films
A browser-based design and video editor; no production
Published price
Free for eligible nonprofits, up to 50 users; extra seats 50% off
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Canva for Nonprofits gives registered charitable nonprofits, such as US 501(c)(3)s, Canva’s premium features free for a team of up to 50 people, with extra seats at 50% off. That includes a video editor and a library of 100M+ premium photos, videos, graphics and music for social clips, thank-you videos and appeal graphics. Government agencies, political organizations, educational institutions and grant-making foundations aren’t eligible. It’s a tool, not a producer: your team does the filming and editing.

Pros

  • Free for up to 50 users
  • Premium stock video and music included
  • Easy for non-editors

Cons

  • You make the video yourself
  • Schools and grant-making foundations aren’t eligible

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Canva for Nonprofits

YouTube Nonprofit Program

Best for: Charities publishing appeal videos on YouTube

Based in
Not stated
Where it films
Distribution and fundraising features on YouTube; no production
Published price
Free once verified through Google for Nonprofits
Stated turnaround
Verification usually 2–14 working days

The YouTube Nonprofit Program is free for organizations verified through Google for Nonprofits, which most requests clear in 2–14 working days. It adds YouTube Giving features in the US so supporters can donate from your videos, link-anywhere cards to any external page, and Creator Academy lessons for nonprofits. Hospitals and healthcare organizations, government entities and schools aren’t eligible. It makes nothing for you: it helps the appeal you already made raise money.

Pros

  • Free once verified
  • Donations and links from your own videos
  • Lessons tailored to nonprofits

Cons

  • Doesn’t make video
  • Hospitals, schools and government bodies are excluded

Sources (checked Oct 2026): YouTube Nonprofit Program · Google for Nonprofits · Google for Nonprofits eligibility

Florida-based options

KO-MAR Productions

Best for: Palm Beach nonprofits wanting a studio shoot

Based in
West Palm Beach, FL (also Frisco, TX)
Where it films
Studio and field production in South Florida; national projects too
Published price
Not published (quote form)
Stated turnaround
Not stated

KO-MAR Productions has produced video in West Palm Beach since 1980 and since 2001 has shared a downtown facility with the NBC affiliate WPTV. Its not-for-profit page covers mission and impact videos, fundraising event videos, donor spotlights and grant or foundation content packages, and names the Nicklaus Children’s Foundation, Andrea Cameron Foundation, Armory Arts Foundation and Cops for Golf among its work. It doesn’t publish prices or turnaround.

Pros

  • A studio in downtown West Palm Beach
  • Long list of Palm Beach nonprofit clients
  • Grant and foundation packages

Cons

  • No published price or turnaround
  • Studio-scale production, priced on a quote

Sources (checked Oct 2026): KO-MAR not-for-profit video · About KO-MAR · KO-MAR West Palm Beach studio

Two Parrot Productions

Best for: Foundations planning a campaign or impact report

Based in
Miami, FL and Chicago, IL (teams in four more cities)
Where it films
On location through teams in six US cities and a freelance network
Published price
Starter $5,000–$14,999; Standard $15,000–$49,999; Premium (incl. gala) $50,000–$99,999; Enterprise $100,000+
Stated turnaround
At least 10 weeks for small projects

Two Parrot Productions specializes in storytelling for nonprofits, foundations and philanthropic organizations, from gala and fundraising videos to impact reports and grant-application films. Its packages run from $5,000 to $100,000+, with gala fundraising in the $50,000–$99,999 Premium tier, though its homepage says nonprofit video typically costs $15,000–$200,000. For small projects it suggests at least ten weeks. It offers 508-compliant captions and ASL, and its portfolio includes Lotus House, Habitat for Humanity and the Hobe Sound Community Chest.

Pros

  • Published package ranges
  • Accessible captions and ASL
  • Teams in six US cities

Cons

  • Ten weeks or more for small projects
  • Its pages give different typical costs

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Two Parrot packages and pricing · Two Parrot homepage

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 and edits are quoted per project, so our row shows the published editing plan prices.

Who’s included
We started from Google results for nonprofit video production companies and fundraising video production, including the agency lists that rank for them, and kept companies whose own websites have nonprofit work and loaded on the day we checked. We added two free programs nonprofits use, Florida studios and Fiverr. We left out studios with no nonprofit page, mostly consulting firms, single-city community media centers and grants that are closed.
What we checked
Each company’s own website, read on October 15, 2026: where it is based and films, what it makes for nonprofits, any published price or nonprofit discount, turnaround, and eligibility rules for the free programs. Where a company’s pages disagree, we say so. Prices change, so confirm before you sign.
How it’s ordered
Our pick first, then five groups: a marketplace, national production companies, nonprofit storytelling specialists, tools and programs for nonprofits and Florida-based options, alphabetical within each. The companies after Mark Studios aren’t ranked, and there are no scores.
What the data says

Pew Research Center found 84% of U.S. adults use YouTube, the most-used platform it measured in 2025, so a gala recap or an appeal posted there reaches most of your donors where they already watch. Pair it with the free YouTube Nonprofit Program and supporters can give from the video itself. The Pew figure is in our legal video marketing statistics.

Have a gala or an appeal coming up?

Tell us the date, the venue and what the video has to do, and get a written quote with no call needed. Ongoing editing for program and social video fits the monthly plans on the pricing page.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best nonprofit video production company?

For most South Florida nonprofits, Mark Studios: it films galas, fundraisers and program days in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, delivers a donor recap, social clips and sponsor cuts 5–7 days later, and edits program footage from anywhere. For documentary-style gala films elsewhere, Storyteller Studios. For a monthly plan, Happy Productions. For the smallest budgets, Knok Studio.

How much does a nonprofit video cost?

Published figures read October 15, 2026: Knok Studio about $650–$7,450; Broadcast2World $2,400–$5,500 for 60 seconds of animation; Storyteller Studios $5,000–$20,000 for most clients; Luma Creative about $8,000–$60,000; Two Parrot packages from $5,000 to $100,000+; Happy Productions $995 a month; Fiverr gigs from $5. Beverly Boy, MiniMatters and KO-MAR quote each project. Mark Studios quotes each shoot and edit in the instant quote, and its editing plans start at $750 a month.

Do video production companies give nonprofit discounts?

Some do. Beverly Boy offers special pricing for nonprofits, Luma Creative a nonprofit discount, and Broadcast2World nonprofit pricing by project; Knok Studio and Happy Productions work only with nonprofits, and Storyteller Studios runs a free program for qualifying organizations. Canva for Nonprofits and the YouTube Nonprofit Program are free.

How far ahead should a nonprofit book a gala videographer?

As early as the venue. Gala season fills early: Storyteller Studios advises starting three to four months before an event, and Two Parrot suggests at least ten weeks for small projects. Share the run of show so the crew knows when the honorees, the ask and the auction happen.

What videos should a nonprofit make first?

Usually one impact story about a single person the program helped, which works on the website, in the appeal and at the gala. Then a recap of your biggest event to thank donors and fill next year’s tables, and short vertical clips from both for social.

Can a nonprofit make its own videos?

Yes, for social clips and quick thank-yous. Canva for Nonprofits gives eligible charities a free video editor and stock library, and phone footage edited by a professional often works better than a fully DIY video. Save the crew budget for the gala and the main appeal, where quality affects giving.

Which nonprofit video companies are in South Florida?

Mark Studios is in Palm Beach County and films in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. KO-MAR Productions is in West Palm Beach, Two Parrot Productions is in Miami, and Beverly Boy lists its East Coast headquarters in West Palm Beach.

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