Video Ad Production in Kwekwe
Mining, steel and the businesses that supply them. Seventy-five kilometres up the road from us.
Kwekwe is our nearest neighbour — about seventy-five kilometres up the road, close enough that we know the town rather than know of it.
It is a working city. Mining, steel, the supply chains around both, and the hardware, transport and retail businesses that exist because of them.
Who this is for here
Mining supply. Equipment, consumables, servicing. The buyers are technical people deciding whether you are a serious supplier, and they form that judgement partly on how you present. A capable-looking supplier gets the call.
Steel and heavy industry. Products that look like nothing in a yard and genuinely impressive when lit properly.
Hardware and retail. Where the job is usually a weekly or monthly promotion that needs to be out fast and look better than a photo of a shelf.
Transport and logistics. Where trust is the whole product and looking established matters more than looking clever.
Why the price is what it is
Forty dollars for a single advert was not chosen to look cheap. It was chosen so that a business in a town like Kwekwe could try video without holding a meeting about it.
The alternative most local businesses face is a production quote in the hundreds, which means the advert never gets made. We would rather sell a lot of forty-dollar ads to businesses that come back than a few large ones to businesses that do not.
What we need
A clear photo, taken in daylight, of the product or the premises. A sentence about what the advert is for. That is enough.
Forty-eight hours later the finished file arrives in the same WhatsApp thread.
Being honest about local search
Almost nobody in Kwekwe searches “video production Kwekwe”. This page is not really here to catch traffic — it is here so that if you have heard of us and want to know whether we are real, what we charge, and whether the work is any good, you can find out without messaging first.
The work page has stills from real delivered ads. Judge from those.
- Are you close enough to visit?
- Seventy-five kilometres, so yes, closer than anywhere else we serve. In practice nobody needs us to, because the work happens over WhatsApp either way.
- Do you work with mining supply businesses?
- Yes. Equipment, consumables and services for the mines are a good fit, because the buyers are technical and judge you on whether you look capable.
- Is $40 realistic for a small Kwekwe business?
- That is exactly who the price was set for. It is meant to be small enough to try without a discussion.
- Can you do something for a hardware shop promotion?
- Yes, and quickly. Message by Wednesday for the weekend.
Send one clear photo, or footage you already have, and a line about what the ad has to do. Most of the work happens in the studio, so there is rarely anything to schedule.