Video Production — Tampa Bay
Most video companies hand you a file and wish you luck.
We shoot on your job site, cut it for the platform it's going to run on, put it behind ad spend, and tell you what it did. Same person, start to finish.
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Finished-build showcase — shot at dusk for the light
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What video production actually is
Video production is the work of planning, filming, and editing footage for a specific purpose. For a home service business in Tampa Bay, that purpose is almost always one of three things: an ad that has to stop a thumb, organic content that makes a stranger trust you before they call, or a page video that keeps someone reading long enough to fill in a form.
Those are different jobs and they need different cuts of the same footage. That's why we shoot for all three in a single visit rather than selling you a video and leaving you to work out where it goes.
- Shot on your job site, never stock or licensed
- Delivered vertical for ads and social, landscape for your site
- Aerial flown by an FAA Part 107 certified, insured pilot
- You own every frame, permanently
What we shoot
Four kinds of footage, usually captured on the same day and cut apart afterwards.
Ad creative
Vertical video built to be a paid ad, not a highlight reel. Hook in the first second, the problem named out loud, the job shown, one clear next step. This is most of what we shoot.
9:16, captioned, delivered in multiple hook variants so the ad account has something to test.
Organic social content
The same shoot day feeds your feed. Process clips, before and after, the crew talking through what they're doing — the posts that make a stranger trust you before they ever call.
Cut for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts. Branded and clean versions of each.
Drone and aerial
Roofs, pools, decks, and property scale that you simply cannot show from the ground. Flown by an FAA Part 107 certified pilot, and we carry commercial insurance.
Required for commercial drone work. Most local shops don't hold it — ask before you book anyone.
On-camera and testimonial
Owner intros, team pieces, and customer testimonials. Nobody on your crew has to be good on camera — we shoot it in pieces and cut around the takes that didn't work.
We direct on the day. You don't need a script memorised.
How a shoot day actually runs
The most common reason a contractor puts this off is not knowing what he's agreeing to. Here it is.
Before
We pick the job, not the studio
We look at what's on your schedule and choose the job that shows best on camera — the roof with the pitch, the pool at the right stage, the panel swap that reads clearly. Nothing gets staged, and nobody stops working.
On site
Two to four hours, out of your way
We work around the crew. Ground coverage, drone if the site allows it, and whatever on-camera pieces we agreed. You keep working; we keep shooting.
After
One day becomes a month of content
That footage gets cut into ad variants, organic verticals, and a landscape version for YouTube and your site. It's the same day of shooting feeding paid, organic, and the website at once.
Where the footage goes
Shooting is the first half. These are the places the same footage ends up working for you.
Questions we get asked
- What does video production cost?
- There isn't a single number, and any company that gives you one before seeing the job is quoting a package rather than your project. A half-day on one job site is a different piece of work from a multi-day branded film with talent and locations. Tell us what you're trying to sell and we'll price the actual shoot.
- Do you hold a drone license and insurance?
- Yes. Aerial work is flown by an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot, and we carry commercial insurance. Both are legally required for commercial drone work in the United States. It's worth asking any company you're considering, because a surprising number of local operators fly without either.
- Do I have to be on camera?
- No. Plenty of clients never appear. The work itself carries most videos — the roof, the pour, the equipment, the crew. If you do want an on-camera piece, we shoot it in short chunks and cut around whatever didn't land, so it doesn't depend on you being a natural.
- How long until I get the footage?
- Most contractor shoots deliver within about a week. If a shoot is feeding an ad launch we'll prioritise the ad cuts and send the organic content behind them, so the campaign isn't waiting on the full set.
- Who owns the video?
- You do. Every frame we shoot for you is yours to keep and use anywhere — your site, your ads, your social, a future agency. We don't hold footage hostage as leverage to keep you on retainer.
- Do you only work with contractors?
- Most of what we shoot is home services across Tampa Bay — roofing, pools, plumbing, electrical. We also shoot real estate and beach photography. If you sell a high-ticket job to a homeowner, the approach transfers.
- Can you run the ads too, or just shoot?
- Both, and that's the point of the setup. Most video companies hand over a file and wish you luck. We shoot it, cut it, run it as an ad, and report on what it actually did — so if a video isn't performing, the person who can re-cut it is the same person watching the numbers.
- What if I already have footage?
- We can work with it. If it's usable we'll cut it into ad variants rather than charging you to reshoot. If it isn't — wrong aspect ratio, no usable audio, nothing that reads as a hook — we'll tell you that plainly instead of taking the money.
The short version
- We shoot original video on your job site — never stock, never licensed, never someone else's crew.
- One shoot day is cut into paid ad variants, organic verticals, and a landscape version for your site.
- Aerial work is flown by an FAA Part 107 certified pilot carrying commercial insurance.
- There's no fixed price, because a half-day on one job site and a multi-day branded film aren't the same work. We quote the actual shoot.
- You own every frame permanently, whether or not you keep working with us.
- We can also run the ads the footage feeds, which means the person who cuts the video is the person watching its numbers.
Written by Ryan McKeel, founder of JUICED Media in Clearwater, FL. He shoots the video, runs the campaigns, and answers the phone — clients work with him directly, not through an account manager. He holds an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate and carries commercial drone insurance, both of which are legally required to fly commercially in the United States.
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What clients say
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“Working with juiced media has been an absolute game-changer. Every project feels incredibly collaborative, and they have an amazing ability to take a vision, refine it, and bring it to life in ways that exceed expectations.”
Grace Gelazin
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Video Production
Tell us what you're trying to sell.
Fifteen minutes. We'll look at the jobs on your schedule, tell you which one shoots best, and quote the actual shoot rather than a package.
- No fixed price — every project is different, and we'd rather quote yours
- FAA Part 107 certified and insured for commercial aerial work
- You own every frame, permanently
- We can run the ads the footage feeds, or just hand it over
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Fifteen minutes on Zoom. We'll pull your competitors' current ads before we get on.