Corporate Video Production Toronto
Corporate video that explains your company in two minutes
Company overviews, recruitment films, client testimonials and training video for Toronto and GTA businesses, directed and shot by Lemon Agency's founder.
Corporate video production in Toronto
A corporate video has a job: help a buyer, a recruit or an investor understand your company quickly and trust it. We start from that job, not from a shot list.
You work directly with the director. Illia Pikarskyi, Lemon Agency's founder, is based in Toronto and plans, directs and shoots GTA projects himself, bringing in sound, lighting or a second camera when the job needs it.
A typical corporate shoot takes one or two days at your office or site. You get a main film plus short cutdowns for LinkedIn, your website and sales decks.
What you get
- Pre-production: goals, messaging, interview questions and a shot plan
- Director, camera, lighting and sound on location
- Interviews with leadership, staff or clients, plus b-roll of the workplace
- Edit, colour grade, sound mix, music and captions
- A main film and short cutdowns in horizontal, square and vertical
- Revision rounds included in every package
Corporate videos we make
Company overview
The two-minute film for your homepage and sales meetings: who you are, what you do and who you do it for.
Recruitment and culture
Real employees talking about the work, filmed where it happens. Built for careers pages and LinkedIn.
Client testimonials
A client explaining the problem you solved carries more weight than any brochure. We run the interview so it sounds like a conversation.
Training and safety
Clear, repeatable instruction for onboarding, procedures and site safety.
Project showcases
Show a finished project and what it took, for bids, proposals and investor updates.
Event and conference coverage
Recap films and speaker clips, booked hourly at $250.
Corporate work
Orizon Energy video content
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We are Orizon Energy's video production partner, producing content across formats and a YouTube channel that explains solar to homeowners in plain language.
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Commercial real estate · Shot in Edmonton
A walkthrough of a commercial building in Edmonton's ICE District, made so buyers across the country could assess it remotely. The property sold for $65.25 million to a buyer from Ontario.
See the projectOMO Systems
Smart-home technology · Product explainer
A video showing how OMO Systems' smart-home ecosystem works inside an apartment building: security, energy management, amenities and communication on one subscription.
See the projectHow a corporate video comes together
Discovery call
Goals, audience and where the video will be used.
Plan and script
Messaging, interview questions, locations and schedule, approved by you before the shoot.
Shoot
One or two days at your office or site.
Edit and review
A first cut, then revision rounds. Growth packages deliver in 10 to 14 business days.
Delivery
Final files in every format you need, with captions.
Corporate video pricing in Toronto
Corporate projects usually fit the Growth package: two shoot days, a hero video up to two minutes and five short edits. A single-location, single-interview video can fit Starter.
Every quote is itemised before you approve it. Booking takes a 50% deposit, with the balance due on delivery.
Starter
$1,000 – $3,000
1 shoot day, one hero video up to 60 seconds, 2 social cutdowns
Growth
$3,000 – $5,000
2 shoot days, hero video up to 2 minutes, 5 social reels
Premium
$10K – $25K
3 to 5 shoot days, cinematic hero film, 6 to 10 short edits, scripting and storyboards
Filming at a Toronto office
Building access
Downtown towers usually ask for a certificate of insurance and a booking for the freight elevator and loading dock. Ask property management a week ahead.
Sound
Open offices, HVAC and street noise are the usual problems. A quiet boardroom or an after-hours slot makes interviews cleaner.
Exterior shots
Filming on City sidewalks or in parks needs a Toronto Film Office permit, which takes at least two full business days.
Corporate Video Production Toronto FAQ
Ready to Turn Ideas into Impact?
Book a call with the person who will direct your video. We will map the shortest path from concept to finished film.