Corporate & Commercial Video Production | Baton Rouge

Corporate video for companies with something real at stake.

Lana Oliver Productions leads corporate and commercial video projects from the first strategic question through the final delivered film. We help established businesses communicate their value with the clarity, authority, and production standard their reputation deserves.

Corporate video projects start at $3,000. Final pricing depends on scope.

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Strategy. Production. Post-production. Delivery. One accountable partner owns the complete process and keeps every decision tied to the business objective.

Your production partner inside a larger marketing plan

Already have a marketing team or agency? We can work from your brief or help define the production plan, then deliver the agreed films, photography, captions, and content versions for your team to distribute.

When the need extends beyond one film, we can plan a coordinated library for your website and social channels. Publishing responsibilities are agreed separately.

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A production partner, not a vendor list

Your audience should feel the authority before anyone explains it.

The strongest business films do not begin with equipment, shot lists, or a pile of deliverables. They begin with judgment: what matters, what must be proven, whose voice carries the message, and what the viewer should understand when the film ends.

That is the work Lana Oliver Productions leads. We learn the business, pressure-test the message, direct the people on camera, capture the evidence, and shape everything into a finished body of work that feels credible because it is grounded in what is true.

What does a corporate video production company do? A corporate video production company turns a business objective into a professionally planned, filmed, edited, and delivered communication asset. LOP handles the strategy, interviews, production, post-production, captions, graphics, and platform versions as one coordinated engagement.

What we take responsibility for

One team. One standard. One finished body of work.

The format changes with the assignment. The standard does not.

Find the message

We define the audience, business objective, central idea, interview direction, call to action, and the proof the story needs before production begins.

Capture the proof

We film the leaders, employees, customers, environments, products, processes, and real work that make the message believable.

Shape it professionally

Editing, sound, color, titles, graphics, captions, and review are managed as one creative process, not a collection of separate add-ons.

Put it to work

The primary film and its approved versions are prepared for the website, sales, recruiting, training, advertising, presentations, and the platforms that matter to the assignment.

Selected Louisiana work

The proof is in the work.

Each film below solves a different communication problem. Together, they show how LOP builds trust through real people, visible expertise, and disciplined production.

Louisiana Concrete Products

Make the work visible.

A guided on-camera story and active jobsite footage turn an industrial operation into clear, human evidence of the people, equipment, and standards behind the company.

Cajun Industries

Give expertise a face and a voice.

A polished leadership interview connects professional expertise to the people, environments, and specialized work that support it.

Davis Decorative Hardware

Let the right person carry the brand.

An owner-led story brings experience and personality forward while the environment gives the audience a tangible sense of the business.

How serious production works

We lead every decision that protects the final film.

Understand the assignment

We identify the audience, business objective, decision-makers, distribution plan, and what the finished work must accomplish.

Build the production

Concept, interviews, scripts or talking points, schedule, locations, crew, logistics, and shot planning are resolved before the cameras arrive.

Direct and capture

We lead the room, support the people on camera, and capture the visual evidence needed to make the story complete.

Finish and deliver

Story, edit, sound, color, graphics, captions, review, and approved platform versions are carried through to organized final delivery.

The Lana Oliver standard

Professional is a way of working.

Trust is built long before the final export. It comes from preparation, leadership, clear communication, respect for the people and location, and accountability for the finished work.

Business-first strategyThe film exists to do a job, not simply to look impressive.

Prepared productionThe message, people, locations, logistics, and visual plan are aligned before filming.

Confident directionExecutives, employees, customers, and subject-matter experts are supported on camera.

Finished for real useThe final work is organized and prepared for the channels agreed in the scope.

Need aerial footage? Drone videography remains a separate LOP specialty for facilities, jobsites, properties, infrastructure, and events. Explore Drone Videography

Questions, answered

Corporate video production FAQs

What is included in a corporate video production engagement?

An engagement can include strategy, concept development, scripting or interview planning, scheduling, filming, editing, color, sound, graphics, captions, review, platform versions, and organized final delivery. The scope is built around the business objective rather than a menu of disconnected services.

What kinds of business films can Lana Oliver Productions create?

The format follows the assignment. That may become a commercial, company film, leadership story, recruiting film, customer story, case study, educational piece, training film, campaign, or a coordinated set of long-form and short-form assets.

Can one production support more than one business need?

Yes. When planned from the beginning, one production can support a primary film plus approved website, sales, recruiting, training, presentation, advertising, or social versions. We define those uses before filming so the right material is captured.

Can LOP work with footage our company already has?

Yes, when the footage is technically usable and can support a credible story. We review the material first, then recommend whether editing, new interviews, additional filming, graphics, sound work, or captions are needed.

Do you film at offices, facilities, and jobsites?

Yes. Lana Oliver Productions works on location across Baton Rouge and Southern Louisiana, subject to project access, safety, confidentiality, permissions, and logistics. Studio production can also be considered when it better serves the assignment.

How much does corporate video production cost?

Corporate video projects start at $3,000. Final pricing depends on the assignment, production days, crew, locations, travel, talent, animation, post-production complexity, and final versions. After a discovery conversation, LOP provides a scope based on the work required to meet the objective.

How long does a corporate video project take?

The schedule depends on planning, stakeholder availability, locations, approvals, production scope, and post-production complexity. The working timeline and required decisions are established during pre-production.

Will the videos work on mobile devices and social platforms?

They can. LOP can prepare approved widescreen, square, and vertical versions with captions and platform-appropriate lengths. Publishing, media buying, and ongoing campaign management are separately scoped when needed.

Bring us the business objective

We will build the production around what is at stake.

Tell us your business objective, estimated budget, and production timeline. Corporate video projects start at $3,000; we will recommend a scope that fits the assignment.

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