Corporate video with a film crew behind it.
Built for marketing, communications, HR and events teams.
HIGHTIDE is a film and television crew that works for companies. We make the brand film, the commercial, the CEO message, the recruiting piece and the all-hands broadcast, and we make them look like they belong on a network, not an intranet. One team from the first call to the final file, with the planning and approvals discipline a corporate calendar demands.
Scoped, approved, shot and delivered on your timeline.
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Scope
A short call to understand the audience, the message and every deliverable. We map the shoot days, the review stages and the delivery date before anything is booked.
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Prep
Scripts or interview guides, locations, talent, brand guidelines and legal sign-off handled up front, so shoot day is about the work, not the paperwork.
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Shoot
A film and television crew on your site, in our studio or on location, moving quietly through an office that still has to run while we are there.
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Deliver
Edit, graphics, color and sound in one place. Timecoded review links, consolidated feedback and masters cut for every channel you named in scope.
Recent work.
What we can build together
Scoped around the assignment, from a single spot to a year of content.
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Brand films and commercials
The flagship piece: cinematic, broadcast-finished, built for the website, the pitch deck, paid media and the investor room.
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Executive and internal communications
CEO messages, town halls, change announcements and all-hands content that people actually watch to the end.
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Recruiting and culture
Employer-brand films and day-in-the-life pieces that show candidates what the job and the people are really like.
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Customer stories and case studies
Interview-led films with real customers, shot on their site, that do the selling your sales team cannot do alone.
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Photo and video asset libraries
One planned shoot that produces a season of material: stills, b-roll, social cuts and product coverage, catalogued and ready for every team that needs it.
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Live multi-camera events
Keynotes, panels, investor days and town halls switched live by a broadcast crew, streamed or recorded, with highlights delivered the same day.
A film and television crew, on a corporate schedule
Our team spends its year on studio and network sets. That is why the lighting, the camera work and the sound in a HIGHTIDE corporate film look the way they do. It is also why we are comfortable in a boardroom with twenty minutes of an executive's time: we set up before they arrive, we are ready on the first take, and we are gone before the next meeting.
Approvals without the drama
Corporate video has more stakeholders than any other kind. We plan for it. NDAs are signed before scripting. Brand guidelines are in the edit bay from day one. Review happens on timecoded links so comments land on the exact frame, feedback is consolidated into agreed rounds, and legal and leadership see the cut at the stage where their notes still fit the schedule.
Asset libraries: shoot once, publish for a year
Most companies do not need another one-off video. They need a bank of material the whole organization can draw on. We plan a shoot around the shot list every team is going to ask for, capture stills and motion on the same day, and deliver a tagged library so marketing, HR, sales and comms stop starting from zero.
Live events and multi-camera
Investor days, keynotes, panels and town halls, switched live by a broadcast crew that has done this on television. Clean program feed for the stream, isolated cameras for the edit, and a highlight cut in your inbox the same day while the event is still the thing people are talking about.
Los Angeles studio, crews anywhere
We are based in Los Angeles and shoot worldwide. Multi-office companies get the same crew leads and the same look at every location, so a series shot in four cities reads as one body of work.
Where this work fits
Product launches, rebrands, annual reports and investor communications, recruiting campaigns, training and onboarding, customer marketing, leadership announcements, conferences and sales kickoffs, and any assignment where the finish has to match the company putting its name on it.