Top 5 Video Production Companies in Vancouver (2025)

How we picked:

We prioritized Vancouver companies with: (1) a clear focus on brand/commercial/corporate video, (2) strong portfolios, and (3) reliable process from strategy → production → post.

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1) BOLDLY: Commercial Production & Creative Studio

Why they’re a fit: BOLDLY is a commercial production company and creative studio with a curated roster of directors and photographers. This is great when your brand needs agency-grade craft and a polished set experience.

Good for: Hero brand films, broadcast/online spots, integrated stills + motion.
First question to ask: “Who’s the director/DP for our brief, and can we see recent work of similar tone/scale?”

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2) Ivory Court: Timeless Production Studio

Why they’re a fit: This is admittedly biased because we run Ivory Court, but I believe that from a value perspective, we cannot be beat.

Good for: Music videos, commercials, cinematic corporate videos.
First question to ask: “What does it mean to be timeless?”

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3) Basetwo Media: Corporate & Education Specialists

Why they’re a fit: Basetwo focuses on business outcomes, such as explainers, training, internal comms, and customer stories. They have offices in Vancouver and Toronto. They’re built for enterprise stakeholders who value strategy and clarity.

Good for: Explainers, product demos, training, executive communications.
First question to ask: “How do you tailor scripts for different audiences (staff, customers, investors)?”

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4) Media Button: One-Stop Brand & Campaign Production

Why they’re a fit: With 25+ years in Vancouver, Media Button handles brand films, commercials, and campaign content with an in-house core team plus a vetted contractor network. This is useful when you want end-to-end capability.

Good for: Master film + social cutdowns, corporate storytelling, case studies.
First question to ask: “What deliverables (ratios, caption files, masters) are included in the base bid?”

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5) Tetra Films: Marketing Videos for Organizations

Why they’re a fit: Vancouver-based and oriented around marketing/comms videos; they emphasize outcomes and efficient production across sectors, from events to testimonials.

Good for: Thoughtful corporate pieces, recruitment, event content, testimonials.
First question to ask: “What’s your process for turning a 2–3 hour interview into a tight 60–120s story?”

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Quick compare: What to ask every vendor

Strategy fit: “Before we talk cameras, how will you translate our business goal into a treatment?”

Scope & deliverables: “List exact outputs (16:9, 1:1, 4:5, 9:16), caption files, and masters.”

Crew & post depth: “Who’s the director/DP/producer? What’s your color + sound workflow?”

Transparency: “Share itemized video production pricing with revision caps and overage rules; when do you use videographer rates vs project pricing?”

Local savvy: “What permits/locations/vendors would you use in Metro Vancouver, and why?”

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Budget basics: (so your RFP gets apples-to-apples bids)

What moves the price: shoot days, locations, art direction, talent/usage, specialty gear (camera/lenses, lighting, motion control), and the level of post (edit, color, mix, graphics).

Videographer day rates vs project pricing: Day rates can work for lean/event/interview shoots. For campaigns with multiple deliverables, project pricing usually aligns incentives and covers end-to-end scope.

Pro tip: Ask for Good / Better / Best options with inclusions, exclusions, and timeline for each.

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FAQs:

How do I choose the best video production company near me in Vancouver?
Shortlist 3–5 studios with relevant work, request a mini-treatment for your brief, and compare itemized bids, crew lists, and timelines. Prioritize strategy and finish quality over the lowest price.

How much does a marketing video cost?
It varies—from lean doc-style pieces to highly art-directed commercials. Budget depends on scope and finish; ask for transparent video production services packages and clear revision policies.

Can these companies handle distribution-ready deliverables?
Yes—confirm you’ll receive channel-specific exports (e.g., 9:16, 1:1, 16:9), caption files, and high-quality masters, and ask about color-managed workflows and sound mixing.

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Final word:

Vancouver is packed with capable teams. Start with the five above, share clear goals and constraints, and insist on transparent video production proposals. That alone will save you time, money, and rounds of revisions.