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Brand video, ads, and social content shot at your Owasso practice, store, or office.
Owasso has grown fast along the US-169 corridor north of Tulsa, and the businesses that grew with it are mostly healthcare practices, dealerships, restaurants, and retail along 86th Street North and 96th Street North, plus the small-business core of the Redbud District downtown. The crew shoots at your location so the video shows the actual clinic, showroom, or dining room customers will visit.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Owasso is about 12 miles north of downtown Tulsa on US-169, close enough that the crew treats it as part of the city's north side. It has been one of the fastest-growing suburbs in Oklahoma for two decades, and the retail and healthcare development along 86th Street North and 96th Street North reflects that.
The business mix here is heavy on consumer-facing companies: medical and dental practices, auto dealerships, restaurants, fitness studios, and the service businesses that follow new housing. Those companies tend to buy video ads for local TV and social, patient-education pieces, and short social content that shows the team.
The Redbud District is Owasso's downtown, a few blocks of older storefronts on Main Street that have been renovated into restaurants and shops. It gives brand videos a settled, local look that the newer commercial corridors do not.
Owasso sits just north of Tulsa International Airport, which puts parts of the city in controlled airspace. Drone footage of a property or building here is often possible, but it needs authorization requested in advance, and the producer checks the specific address before promising an aerial shot.
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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.