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Video growth partners first. A production crew second.

A video without a job sits on your website doing nothing. Brand story, case study, recruiting, plant tour and training video, planned around what it has to do.

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Based in
Greensboro, NC
Best fit
Manufacturers and contractors
Every project starts with
What the video needs to do
From one shoot day
A main film plus 25 to 30 shorter cuts

We don't just show up and shoot.

Most businesses come to us with a vague idea. "We need a video for our website." "Our sales team keeps asking for something to send prospects." That is a fine place to start. It is also how a lot of companies end up with a nice video that never earns its keep.

By the end of the strategy conversation you will know what type of video fits your goal, how long it should be, where it should live, and what results you can reasonably expect from it. Not sure where you stand? Take the Trust Audit: five questions, two minutes.

Diagram of one main film splitting into shorter cuts for sales, trade shows, the website and recruitingWith A Twist Media · 0:10What one shoot day turns into
Video we make

The video your buyer needs to see.

A client in an orange vest explaining the warehouse system to a KPI Solutions team memberVideo type

Case study video production

Buyers tune out what you say about yourself. Case study video for manufacturers and contractors puts your customer on camera, saying what changed.

Dylan Smith directing a client on a conference room set with a boom mic and lightsVideo type

Corporate video production in Greensboro

Corporate video that sounds like every competitor's gets watched once. We build yours on interviews with your own people, so buyers believe it and remember you.

A worker in a hard hat and orange hi vis seated for his interview in a manufacturing facilityVideo type

Recruitment video production

Candidates cannot picture a job from pay and shifts. Recruiting video for manufacturers and contractors shows them the floor, the crew and why people stay.

Wide view of a distribution center floor from the stairs, yellow guard rails in frontVideo type

Plant tour video production

Buyers who skip the plant visit never see why you are better. Virtual plant tour and facility tour video for manufacturers brings your floor to them.

Close up of a yellow sorting robot on a distribution center floorVideo type

Product testing video production

Buyers discount claims they cannot see. Product proof video films your test live, like a SWAT breach or a side by side burn, so buyers watch the claim hold up.

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Video testimonials in Greensboro

Every competitor has customers saying they were great to work with, and buyers tune it out. We ask what changed and film proof only you could have earned.

Camera operator filming in a studio with a turf floor, a circuit board wall and a soccer game on the screenVideo type

Short form video production in Greensboro

Batches of social clips aimed at nobody get posted and ignored. We cut yours from one shoot day, aimed at the few dozen people who can hire you.

Two camera interview in a home office, the subject seated by French doors and framed on the monitorVideo type

Documentary and long form video production

Some processes can't be explained in sixty seconds, so buyers never see why you cost more. Documentaries, process films and docuseries, five to fifteen minutes.

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Event video production in North Carolina

Most event video is a highlight reel posted once and forgotten. We interview people during the event, so the footage keeps working long after it ends.

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Video editing services in North Carolina

The footage you paid for is sitting on a drive. We edit interviews, event coverage and product footage into video you can use.

Dylan Smith adjusting the camera before an interview in a sheriff's officeService

Videographer in Greensboro, NC

Looking for video production or a videographer in Greensboro? Good footage is the easy part. Video fails when nobody decides what it should say first, so that is where we start.

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Video Crew for Hire in Greensboro, NC

Production company or agency filming in the Triad? Hire a local Greensboro video crew that shoots to your specs and works around a running plant floor.

Industries

Built for the way your industry buys.

Industry

Manufacturing video production

Buyers who never see your floor pick on price. Documentary style video for North Carolina manufacturers, filmed on the floor, shows them why you are worth more.

Red robots working the top of an AutoStore grid in a distribution centerIndustry

Warehouse automation video production

The CFO signing off buys units per labor hour, not robots. Case study and demo video for warehouse automation and logistics companies that shows the result.

Interview with an interior designer in a bright living room, crew in the foregroundIndustry

Furniture manufacturer video production

Your factory justifies the price, and buyers never see it. Video for High Point and North Carolina furniture makers: Market loops, factory films and follow up.

Blue totes on distribution center shelving, a bagged apparel item labeled for shippingIndustry

Textile and apparel video production

If buyers only see a price per yard, the cheaper mill wins. Video for North Carolina textile mills and apparel companies, filmed while production runs.

Crew filming a worker at a steel table in an outdoor steel yard, a big light set up on the dirtIndustry

Construction video production

Owners who cannot tell contractors apart pick the low number. Documentary style video for North Carolina contractors and trades, filmed on active job sites.

Our camera operator filming a concrete pour, the crew in hard hats beside the mixer truckIndustry

General contractor video production

Private owners pick on best value, not low bid. Video for general contractors: client stories, project case studies and recruiting films that get you chosen.

A worker in PPE and a hard hat at a window, a boom microphone close inIndustry

Subcontractor and specialty trade video production

If a GC has never worked with you, you never see the bid. Video for painting, concrete, roofing, electrical and mechanical subs that gets you on the list.

Interviewing a homeowner in a renovated home, the shot on the monitor in frontIndustry

Home builder and remodeler video production

Every builder posts finished kitchens. Video for home builders and remodelers puts your homeowners on camera, in the homes you built, saying what it was like.

Our crew filming a technician at her bench at Apex Dental Laboratory Group, a second camera behindIndustry

Medical and dental lab video production

When customers see only the result, a lower quote looks the same. Video for dental labs, medical device makers and healthcare manufacturers that shows the work.

Two cameras set up in a park for an outdoor event, tents behindIndustry

Nonprofit video production in Greensboro

Statistics tell donors what you do but rarely make them give. Fundraising, impact and event video for Triad nonprofits, built around the ask you need to make.

Questions we get asked.

How do we know which video we need?

That is the strategy conversation. We start with what the video needs to do for the business, and the answer decides what we make, how long it is and where it lives.

What does one shoot day produce?

A main film plus 25 to 30 shorter cuts for LinkedIn, Instagram, email and sales. When fresh photos would help too, like a website that still shows people who left years ago, we shoot stills that same day.

How long does a project take?

Four to six weeks from first call to finished video for most projects. Event highlight reels come within a week of the event.

What does it cost?

It depends on what the video has to do, how many locations it covers, and how much you plan to reuse it, so we do not publish a rate. On a short first call we will tell you what it takes.

Tell us what the video needs to do.

Dylan Smith

Dylan Smith is the owner of With A Twist Media in Greensboro, NC. He has been making documentary style video for manufacturers and construction companies across the Triad since 2019.