60-Second Documentary Ad Shoot

I’m launching a new music-production course and need a videographer who can capture the energy of our sessions and translate it into a single, polished 60-second documentary-style spot. Everything will be filmed in our indoor studio, which is already kitted out with lighting, instruments, and a control room for cut-aways.

Here’s what I have in mind. We’ll spend half a day gathering immersive B-roll of producers at work, quick interviews with instructors, and close-ups of the gear. The vibe should feel authentic—think handheld movement, natural dialogue, a few slow push-ins, and clean but not overly cinematic color work. I’ll provide a draft storyboard and talking points; you’ll bring the camera expertise and any grip or sound kit you prefer.

Deliverables
• One 60-second master cut, exported in 4K (and a 1080p down-res)
• Clean titles and lower thirds that match our branding (font files supplied)
• Basic color grade and audio mix so the music beds and voice clips sit well together
• A 15-second social teaser derived from the main timeline
• Project files (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whatever you edit in)

We’ll review a rough cut first, swap notes, and aim for no more than two rounds of revisions before final delivery. Shoot dates are flexible over the next two weeks; weekday mornings work best for the studio schedule.

If this brief fits your style and you’re comfortable running the entire shoot-to-post pipeline, let’s talk logistics and lock in a date.