Video Production Work

The footage does the talking.

The studio reel, five case studies, and more interviews from the archive: executive interviews, brand films, testimonials, event coverage, and aerials, produced by Image Media Lab in Dallas and filmed wherever the story is.

01 / The studio reel

Everything, in 2:45Watch the reel.

Executive interviews, brand films, customer testimonials, event coverage, and aerial cinematography, all shot and finished by our team.

02 / Case studies

Corporate video and drone case studiesStart with
these five.

A long-running interview series for The Journal of Clinical Investigation, a one-day founder shoot at NVIDIA headquarters, a wellness brand story, a customer testimonial from Greenville, Texas, and a drone mapping flight over McKinney. Four of them play right here.

All 5 case studies

Ushma Neill · The Journal of Clinical Investigation

01

Interview series · Since 2012

Conversations with Giants in Medicine

80 giants of medicine on camera, including 15 Nobel laureates and 27 Lasker winners, across a series that has run since 2012.

The Journal of Clinical Investigation’s long-running interview series with the people who shaped modern medicine. Press play for the series host, Ushma Neill, on working with the studio.

Read the case study ↘ Watch the series ↗

On location · NVIDIA HQ, Santa Clara

02

Founder film · Santa Clara

Exo Technologies at NVIDIA HQ

One production day at NVIDIA headquarters: a founder interview, walk-and-talk coverage, and a vertical behind-the-scenes reel, filmed for a UK startup on the road.

The crew flew in, lit two locations inside the campus, and left with the interview, the coverage, and the moments in between. The vertical reel beside this plays in place.

Read the case study ↘

Chakra Hours · Workplace wellness

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Brand story film · 1:53

Chakra Hours

A 1:53 founder-led brand story film, plus portraits and vertical cuts, produced in one session for a modern workplace wellness studio.

What the studio does, why it exists, and what a session feels like, in under two minutes. Press play to watch the finished film.

Read the case study ↘

On location · Greenville, Texas

04

Customer story · Greenville, Texas

Alan’s Factory Outlet

A 3:10 customer story film, four vertical cuts, and a full photo set, shot in one day in Greenville, Texas, with aerials of the finished building.

A customer testimonial for a custom metal building retailer: the buyer, the building, and the reasons she chose it, told on site and from the air.

Read the case study ↘
McKinney, Texas · Orthomosaic
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Drone mapping · McKinney, Texas

27 acres, mapped in one flight

343 photographs, 2.5 centimeters per pixel, and an orthomosaic, an elevation model, and a 3D model from a single afternoon flight.

A test flight over a multifamily community, processed two ways so the accuracy we promise mapping clients is the accuracy we measured.

Read the case study ↘

03 / More work

Interview video production, New York to DallasMore faces.
More stories.

Interviews from the studio’s New York years: a tech founder, an Olympic champion, a virologist, a humanitarian leader, and a marketing director, plus the founder of FilmAnnex on working with us. Each one plays in place.

  • Biz StoneCo-founder, Twitter

    Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, interviewed at FilmAnnex's New York studio, on his path from graphic designer to internet entrepreneur, how he would teach social media to students in Afghanistan (start by listening), why constraints encourage creativity, and why more entrepreneurs, women especially, make an economy healthier. Produced by Image Media Lab for FilmAnnex.

  • Kayla HarrisonOlympic judo champion

    Kayla Harrison on starting judo at six, moving to Boston at 16 to train with coach Jimmy Pedro, her run from the 2008 Junior World title to the first U.S. Olympic gold in judo at London 2012, and the New York Athletic Club's support. An interview produced by Image Media Lab for FilmAnnex.

  • Vincent RacanielloVirologist, Columbia University

    Columbia University virologist Vincent Racaniello, interviewed by Ushma Neill, on his podcast This Week in Virology, three decades of polio research, how viruses shaped human biology, and why flying American Ebola patients home in 2014 was safe. A long-form interview produced by Image Media Lab.

  • Beth MacNairnHandicap International US

    Beth MacNairn of Handicap International US, interviewed on site at a humanitarian event, on the organization's work with people with disabilities in 61 countries, its rehabilitation services in northwest Syria, what the 2011 Hilton Humanitarian Prize meant after the Haiti earthquake response, and a Hilton laureates program for young nonprofit leaders in Haiti. Produced by Image Media Lab.

  • Tabitha GoldstaubMarketing director, Rightster

    Tabitha Goldstaub, then marketing director of Rightster, on how the B2B video network distributed and monetized fashion week video for IMG and other rights holders, how social media kept viewers on delayed show streams (stream times went from about three minutes to 24), and a day in her life during New York Fashion Week. Filmed for Models WebTV's fashion week coverage and produced by Image Media Lab.

  • Francesco RulliFounder and president, FilmAnnex

    Francesco Rulli, founder and president of the online film distributor FilmAnnex, on the more than a thousand videos, interviews and documentaries made with Sem Maltsev's team in New York, from Nobel Prize winners and athletes to stories from Afghanistan, and on handing off production so FilmAnnex could focus on distribution.

04 / The archive

More on the way

More films soon.

Most of what we film ships straight to our clients’ channels, so this page grows as client reels are cleared and added. Until then, the reel and the films above are the fastest way to see the standard, and the pricing guide shows exactly what it costs.

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