Commercial video production in Tulsa

Video ads, corporate and product video, social content, animation, and drone for businesses across the Tulsa metro. The crew shoots at your plant, clinic, office, or storefront, and a producer plans every shoot around what the video is actually for.

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TOMY International: Back to the Future Time Machine Product launch spot for a movie-replica collectible

Business video from across the Tulsa metro

A sample of the kinds of projects the crew shoots: product spots, recruiting pieces, and brand films for companies around Tulsa.

Missouri Soybeans: Not Just a Farmer

Brand film for a state commodity association

Seadon EXP Pants

Crowdfunding launch video for an outdoor apparel brand

Fantasy Solutions Card Game

Product launch video for a tabletop game

Topless Tops Jeep Sunshade

Product video for an automotive accessory

Bump

Crowdfunding campaign video for a consumer product

Portfolio work shown was produced by the independent provider and is displayed with permission.

Commercial video production for Tulsa businesses

Six kinds of business video, each planned around who will see it and what it needs to do.

  • Video Ads & Commercials

    Thirty- and fifteen-second spots for TV, YouTube pre-roll, and paid social, written around one clear offer and shot at your business so the ad looks like the place people will actually visit.

  • Corporate Video

    Company overviews, recruiting videos, training pieces, and executive messages shot at your facility, planned around what HR, sales, or leadership needs the video to do.

  • Product Launch Video

    Launch spots and product demos that show what the thing does and why it matters, shot on a portable backdrop set up at your facility or out in the field where the product runs, and timed to your release date.

  • Social Media Content

    Batches of short vertical video for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube Shorts, shot in one efficient session at your business and delivered in cuts for every platform you actually use.

  • Animation & Explainer Video

    Animated explainers and motion graphics for software, services, and processes that a camera cannot show, scripted for a business audience and delivered for web, sales decks, and social.

  • Drone Video

    Aerial footage of facilities, job sites, commercial real estate, and land for company overviews, progress reports, and listings, planned around Tulsa airspace and flown with a ground crew.

From first call to final files in four steps

This is the part most buyers want to know before they call, so here it is in plain terms.

  1. Kickoff With Your Producer

    A call about what the video is for, who will see it, and where it will run. You get a written scope, timeline, and estimate before anything is booked.

  2. Script, Shot List, Schedule

    We write or refine the script, build the shot list, scout your location, and lock a shoot date that works around your operation.

  3. Shoot Day at Your Location

    The crew arrives with camera, lighting, and sound, and works around your staff and customers. Most business videos need one shoot day; larger pieces take two.

  4. Edit, Review, Deliver

    You review a cut, give notes, and we revise within the rounds set in the scope, usually one to two weeks after the shoot. Final files arrive in the formats agreed at kickoff.

Tulsa Video Productions crew filming a corporate video on location at a Tulsa clinic

A producer who speaks marketing first

Tulsa has a number of good production companies, and most of them will make something that looks nice. The difference here is how the project runs. One producer stays with you from the first call through scripting, the shoot day, editing, and final delivery, so you are never re-explaining the brief to a new person. And the planning starts with the business goal, whether that is filling a hiring pipeline at a Sand Springs plant or getting a product spot in front of Broken Arrow shoppers, before anyone talks about lenses.

One Producer, Start to Finish

Your producer handles scripting, scheduling, locations, the shoot day, and delivery. You have one phone number for the whole project, and that person already knows your brief.

Real Settings, National-Brand Look

Plant floors, clinics, storefronts, and job sites across the Tulsa metro are lit and shot to look like a national campaign, without pretending your business is something it is not.

Scope and Timeline in Writing

Before a camera is booked you get a written scope: what we are making, how long it will take, what you will receive, and what it will cost. No surprises at the invoice.

How Much Does Video Production Cost in Tulsa?

Tulsa-area production companies publish ranges from roughly $5,000 for short-form social content to $40,000 and more for a full commercial, with most corporate and brand videos landing between $7,500 and $20,000.

  • from ~$5,000

    Short-form social batch

  • $7,500 to $20,000

    Most corporate / brand videos

  • $20,000 to $40,000+

    Full commercial production

Typical ranges published by Tulsa-area production companies, 2026; most corporate and brand videos $7,500 to $20,000 Read the full cost guide.

Video Production in Tulsa: Questions Buyers Ask First

Straight answers on cost, timelines, what you receive, and where the crew travels, before you request an estimate.

How much does a commercial video cost in Tulsa?

Tulsa-area production companies publish a wide range: roughly $5,000 for short-form social content up to $40,000 and more for a full commercial with actors, multiple locations, and a broadcast finish. Most corporate, energy, and healthcare videos in the market land somewhere between $7,500 and $20,000. Those are typical market figures, not our prices. Your number depends on shoot days, script complexity, and how many versions you need, and it goes in a written estimate before anything is booked.

How long does it take to produce a brand video from kickoff to final delivery?

Most business videos in Tulsa take two to four weeks from kickoff to final files: about a week of pre-production for script, shot list, and scheduling, one or two shoot days, and one to two weeks of editing and revisions. A simple social piece can move faster. A commercial with casting and several locations runs longer. Your written scope carries the actual timeline for your project.

Do you travel to our location in Broken Arrow or Owasso, or do we need to come to you?

We come to you. Every shoot happens at your business, whether that is a warehouse in Broken Arrow, a clinic in Owasso, or a storefront in midtown Tulsa, because the point of most business video is showing the real place and the real people. The crew brings camera, lighting, and sound, and works around your hours. Anywhere within about 30 miles of downtown Tulsa is standard territory.

What do we get at the end, and will the video work on Instagram, YouTube, and TV?

You receive final files cut and formatted for the places you told us it will run. That usually means a widescreen master for your website and YouTube, vertical and square versions for Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn, and a broadcast-spec file if the spot is going to TV. Captions and shorter cutdowns are set in the scope at kickoff so nothing has to be re-edited later.

Do we need a script, or do you write it?

Either works. Many Tulsa clients arrive with a rough idea and a few bullet points, and the producer turns that into a script or interview outline you approve before the shoot. If your marketing team already has a script, we refine it for the camera and build the shot list from it. Script approval happens before a shoot date is locked.

Have a video in mind? Talk it through with a producer

Tell us what the video needs to do for your business and where it will run. You will hear back within one business day with questions, a rough approach, and next steps toward a written estimate.

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Serving Tulsa and Green Country

The crew shoots on location for businesses within about 30 miles of downtown Tulsa, from Sand Springs east to Claremore and Owasso south to Bixby.

Tulsa Broken Arrow Owasso Jenks Bixby Sand Springs Sapulpa Claremore

Let's talk about your video

Fill out the form with what the video is for and where it will run, or call during business hours. A producer will reply within one business day with a few questions and a first take on the approach, followed by a written estimate.

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