TORONTO VIDEO PRODUCTION COMPANY
Corporate, industrial, non-profit and documentary video across Toronto and the GTA.
Most production companies send a salesperson. We send the people who actually shoot and edit your video. You deal with us from start to finish.
Based in Toronto
A video production + creative agency
Established 2020





We Make Videos.
As an agency who values connection with our clients, we have a deep understanding of your goals to connect with yours. Our innovative video solutions can help you create the engagement you need.
Industrial & Manufacturing
We make brand films for manufacturing and industrial clients. Factory tours, product demos, safety training, and capability videos. We show the people and processes behind your operation.
Corporate Videos
We make your professionalism stand out with high quality videos that showcase your strength in the market.
Documentaries
Real stories take dedication. We are passionate about your passion, we sit down, we listen, and we earn the right to point a camera. If it matters to you, it matters to us.
Film Production
We love telling stories, be it narrative work, short films or features. With the right equipment and the right crew, we make your vision come to life.
Non-Profit Partner
We show the world your hard work and its impact on everyone around it. We help you reach your audience and make it easy for them to understand your mission.
Organizations we've filmed for
5.0 from 21 Google reviews
Filming since 2020
100+ projects delivered
Toronto & the GTA
We film the places most crews don't get into
Most corporate videos are shot in boardrooms. Ours are shot on plant floors, loading docks, and job sites. Real noise. Real hazards. People who have never been on camera.
That takes two things: paperwork to get us on site, and a documentary approach so the operator sounds like himself. We have built both. It is why manufacturers call us back, and why our interviews do not sound like interviews.
We make videos that actually connect. Whether you need a corporate brand film, an industrial capability video, or a documentary that moves people, we handle everything from strategy to final edit.
Industrial & Manufacturing Video
Factory tours, process films, machinery demos, and safety training. We clear safety and insurance before we arrive, so you are not chasing paperwork the week of the shoot. We film live production lines without stopping them.
Corporate Video Production
Company films, executive interviews, recruitment videos, and internal communications. No corporate polish that feels fake. Real people, real workspaces, real stories.
Documentary Production
Long-form, patient, and built on interviews where people actually open up. This is the work we are known for. We find the story as it unfolds, not just execute a pre-written script.
Commercial & Brand Film
Product launches, brand films, and campaign spots. For companies that need footage that sells, not footage that looks expensive. We know the difference.
Non-Profit & Charity Video
Fundraising and awareness films on real budgets. We’ve made them for TRCA and Best Buddies Canada.
Aerial & Drone
Transport Canada certified and insured. Site overviews, facility exteriors, and establishing shots, flown legally and safely.
Every project includes pre-production and scripting, the shoot itself, then editing, colour grading, sound and motion graphics. One team handles all of it.
Our Featured Work
Frequently asked questions
How much does a video cost in Toronto?
It depends on the project. Most of our work falls between $10,000 and $40,000. A one-day shoot with one location and one interview is at the lower end. A multi-day shoot with multiple locations, animation, and several versions is at the top. We will give you a written quote before we book anything, so there are no surprises.
How long does a project take?
Usually four to six weeks from kickoff to final file. Roughly a week of planning, one or two shoot days, then two to three weeks in the edit. We can move faster when a deadline needs it — tell us early and we will build the schedule around it.
Can you film inside an operating facility?
Yes, and it is most of what we do. We work around live equipment without stopping production, we bring our own PPE, and we will complete your safety orientation on arrival. WSIB clearance and liability certificates are available on request.
Who actually turns up on shoot day?
We do. The people you talk to on the first call are the people who show up on shoot day. On bigger productions we bring in crew we have worked with for years, never whoever happened to be free.
How many revisions are included?
Two rounds. Most projects never need the second. If you want more after that, we will quote it before doing the work rather than adding it to the final invoice.
Who owns the finished video?
You do. Full rights, no time limit, use it wherever you like. If you want the raw footage as well, ask before the project starts and we will arrange it.
We have worked with brands from coast to coast. Most of our new clients come from old ones.
TRCA – Mission Impact Video
The constraint:
TRCA needed a video that would capture the real impact of their community programs across the GTA. They had one day to film at multiple sites. Access was restricted in some areas due to active conservation work. Weather was unpredictable. And the people we needed to interview were not professional talent. They were community members, some of whom had never been on camera before.
We had one shot to get it right.
What we did:
We brought a small crew to stay unobtrusive. Two cameras. One sound person. One director. We set up natural lighting wherever possible to keep the environment feeling real.
We interviewed people in the spaces where they felt most comfortable – community gardens, park pavilions, and walking trails. We took time to build trust before rolling, explaining what we were doing and why their story mattered.
We captured b-roll that showed the work in action, not staged re-enactments. And we edited it all into a film that felt honest, not polished in a way that would feel fake.
The outcome:
One 4-minute mission impact film. One 60-second cutdown for social. The video is now used on TRCA website to raise awareness to their Snap Program.









