Flywheel Video · Your production partner
Your story.
Our craft.
One partner.
We plan, film and edit interviews, customer stories and branded content for organizations with something to say. Bring an idea or a finished brief. We’ll develop the production around your audience and goals.
A production service by Flywheel Film
Story first
Make something
worth watching.
A useful film starts with a clear purpose and people worth listening to. We bring the creative thinking, production planning and editorial craft together around the story you need to tell.
From the first idea
to the finished film.
We shape the story, plan the shoot and bring the material together in the edit. Whether you need a customer film, a company profile or a connected series, we’ll define the creative approach and production with you.
Meet your production partner- Patient testimonial filming for Eli Lilly, from Flywheel Film’s portfolio.
- Interview-led patient stories for Genentech.
- A cohesive 25-video anniversary series for The Moth.
What are we making?
People. Ideas.
Work with a purpose.
Choose the story you need to tell. We can develop the production with you or work from your team’s established creative direction.
Interview production
Thoughtful questions, interview filming and supporting footage for people-led stories.
Explore interview productionCustomer testimonials
Plan a story around your customer’s experience, the audience’s questions and useful supporting footage.
Explore customer testimonialsCorporate video
Company profiles, employee stories and communications content with a clear purpose and audience.
Explore corporate video
A considered production process
Good ideas.
Thoughtfully made.
Story, filming and editing belong in the same conversation. We work with you to turn the brief into a film with a clear purpose.
Tell us about your ideaDevelop the story.
Define the audience, purpose and creative approach. Find the people and ideas that will carry the film.
Plan the production.
Prepare the interviews, locations and filming schedule around the material the story needs.
Film with intention.
Capture thoughtful conversations and supporting footage with attention to image, sound and the people on camera.
Shape the finished work.
Bring the narrative together through editing, sound, color and graphics, with delivery versions defined in the scope.
Planning your shoot
Where does
your story happen?
The location, access and people on camera shape the production. Browse filming resources by city, or tell us about the setting you have in mind.
Explore filming locationsBefore the proposal
Make a better
production brief.
Practical guides for the decisions that shape your story, production budget and finished film.
Production planning
Budgeting a video production
Define the decisions that change scope before comparing production estimates.
Read the guideProduction planning
Write a useful multi-city production brief
A practical checklist connecting your story, locations, crew and editorial requirements.
Read the guideProduction planning
Visual consistency across shoots
Connect visual references, filming choices and post-production in a shared capture brief.
Read the guideBefore the shoot
Planning your production
Can you help from the idea through the finished film?
Yes. We can develop the creative approach, prepare and film the production, and edit the finished work. We’ll agree the responsibilities, deliverables and review process with you before the project begins.
Can you work with our agency or internal team?
Yes. Bring your treatment, brand guidelines, shot list or editorial specifications. We can build the production around the creative direction and responsibilities your team already owns.
Can we request footage for our own editors?
Yes. Tell us what your editorial team needs, including the media format and expected handoff. We can also include editing, sound, color and graphics in the production scope.
Can a project include several locations?
Yes. Include the locations, people and timing in your brief. We can plan the shoots around a shared story and visual approach, with the details of each location defined in the production plan.