Brand Films.

The cinematic anchor video that defines what you stand for — delivered with social cut-downs and a distribution strategy, so it works after the premiere instead of just at it. Brand films run $5,000–$15,000 depending on scope.

How much does a brand film cost?

$5,000 to $15,000. Where you land in that range depends on shoot days, locations, talent, and post-production complexity. Every quote is itemized before anything is signed, and production expenses like travel are billed at cost with no markup. We publish the range because “call for pricing” wastes everyone's afternoon.

What's included

Concept development, scripting, location scouting, and creative direction. A full production day (or days) with a senior crew. Post-production through final delivery. Social cut-downs derived from the film so one shoot feeds your channels for weeks. And a distribution plan, because a film nobody sees is a Ferrari engine on a kitchen table.

Who it's for

Brands at the moment their story outgrows their website copy: a launch, a rebrand, a funding round, a founder stepping forward. NEEBA has built brand films for cybersecurity startups, consumer brands, and mission-driven organizations from Las Vegas to Silicon Valley.

Common questions

How long does a brand film take?

Typically four to eight weeks from kickoff to delivery, depending on scheduling and scope. If you have a hard deadline, ask about The Fast Track — we compress timelines when the situation demands it.

Do I own the final film?

Yes — fully, on final payment, across any platform, in perpetuity. Licensed music is the only exception, and we default to royalty-free alternatives.

Can this live inside a retainer?

Yes. Retainer clients commission brand films at priority scheduling with no separate contract. See the Monthly Video Retainer.

The audit maps what your film needs to do before we roll a single frame.