Baton Rouge · Southern Louisiana
Help people understand your practice before they call.
Lana Oliver Productions creates attorney interviews, law firm introductions, educational videos, and social clips for firms in Baton Rouge and Southern Louisiana. Show prospective clients who they may work with, how your firm communicates, and what your team wants them to understand.
We can work with your firm, marketing department, or agency to plan topics, film attorneys, edit videos, and prepare approved versions for your website and social channels. Publishing can be included when separately scoped.
We create attorney interviews, firm introductions, educational videos, practice-area content, and approved short-form assets for a law firm’s website and social channels. The project begins with the audience, message, intended use, and the firm’s approval process.
If your need is documenting an existing client’s injury or life changes for a case, explore our separate mediation and day-in-the-life video services.
Show who prospective clients will meet, how the team communicates, and what the firm wants people to understand about its approach.
Use attorney-led explanations to give visitors a clear starting point. Pair the video with written website content and an appropriate next step.
Turn approved questions into focused educational clips. Plan the full explanation and shorter versions before filming so each remains accurate in context.
Our finished film with Josh Roy of Maughan Law Firm discusses communication, personal attention, and helping clients through difficult moments. It demonstrates the interview and storytelling approach a firm can use to introduce itself.
Your team can lead the strategy and distribution while LOP handles the agreed interviews, filming, editing, captions, and content versions. We can also help with content planning and separately scoped website or social publishing.
See how our content strategy and production partnership works
The firm determines the legal and professional review its content requires before publication. For current Louisiana guidance, consult the Louisiana State Bar Association’s lawyer advertising resources.
Yes, when those uses are planned and approved. We can develop a longer website explanation and shorter clips with captions and appropriate framing. Each version should preserve the meaning of the attorney’s answer.
Yes. We agree on the brief, communication, production scope, review process, and deliverables with the firm and agency.
No. LOP can develop interview questions, talking points, and scripts with your team. The firm approves the professional content before it is published.
No. Marketing videos explain the firm to prospective clients. Mediation and day-in-the-life films document an existing client’s story for a case-related audience. They have different purposes, participants, and uses.
Planning, attorney availability, locations, production days, editing, number of versions, review requirements, and publishing responsibilities determine the scope and quote.
Yes, when the space and production needs fit the project. Before filming, we agree on the location, access, participants, and areas that may be recorded. Your firm identifies confidential information or activity that must stay out of the footage.
Start with the audience, the questions you want to answer, who will speak, and where the videos will be used. Name one person to coordinate feedback and approvals. LOP can help turn that information into interview questions, talking points, and a production plan.
For practical interview tips, read our on-camera confidence guide and what to wear for your video shoot.
Use these guides to plan interviews, choose useful topics, and prepare content for your website and social channels with your marketing team.
Choose your first law firm videos with practical examples, filming plans, website and social uses, and production support for your marketing team.
Plan a law firm testimonial with useful interview questions, approved client stories, filming preparation, website uses, and a clear review process.
Build a law firm or healthcare case-study video from approved facts, interviews, and useful evidence, with a clear website and social production plan.
Study three attorney TikTok examples, then plan an approved video format your law firm can adapt for social channels and its website.
Plan personal injury lawyer videos around fees, settlement questions, and client communication, with an example brief for website and social content.
Three lawyer social video formats, an example four-week calendar, and a production workflow for your firm, marketing department, or agency.
Tell us what prospective clients need to know and how your current team manages marketing.
