Corporate Video Production in Atlanta
Corporate films and client testimonials filmed at your sites across metro Atlanta by trusted local crews, with a member of our team on set and creative direction, production management and editing from São Paulo. One contract in US dollars.
Filming across metro Atlanta
Trusted Atlanta crews film your story. A member of our team is on set for every shoot.
City permits, insurance certificates and site rules handled before the shoot day.
What we produce for teams in Atlanta
Atlanta shoots are built around two formats. Corporate films show a company at work: a headquarters, a distribution center, a plant, a leadership message or a milestone, usually told through interviews and footage of the operation. Client testimonials bring your customers on camera to describe, in their own words, the problem and the result. A local partner crew films them at your site or your customer’s, a member of our team is on set, and our team in São Paulo writes, directs and edits the film. See how we approach corporate film production and client testimonial videos.
Not every project needs a crew in Georgia. Animated videos, videos built with AI-generated imagery, stock footage edits and new films cut from footage you already own are produced entirely in São Paulo and delivered in the same formats and languages.
The deciding question is simple: does the story need a real person, a real place or a real customer result? Then it needs a shoot in Atlanta. If it explains a process, a product or a safety procedure, animation can do it without taking anyone off the floor. Many projects mix both, with a short interview filmed on site and animated sequences produced in São Paulo.
Corporate films
Client testimonials
Leadership and interview films
Animated videos
AI-assisted videos
Videos from your existing footage
Corporate films
Client testimonials
Leadership and interview films
Animated videos
AI-assisted videos
Videos from your existing footage
How Atlanta production works
Who does what on an Atlanta project, from the first call to the delivered files.
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Creative direction
Our creative team in São Paulo turns your brief into a concept, a script or interview guide and a visual plan, and you approve each one before the shoot is booked.
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Planning and permits
Production management in São Paulo schedules the crew, confirms site access and safety rules, and files the city film permit when a location needs one. One person on our side stays your contact throughout.
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Filming in Atlanta
A crew from our trusted production partners in the Atlanta area films at your location. Crews are local, so there is no international travel to schedule around.
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Our team on set
A member of our team joins every Atlanta shoot to keep the day on the approved plan, work with the people on camera and confirm that each scene is covered before the crew wraps.
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Editing and post-production
Our post-production team in São Paulo edits the film and handles color, sound, motion graphics, captions and versions. Atlanta and São Paulo are one or two hours apart depending on the season, so reviews happen within the same working day.
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Contract and billing
Your contract is with Olive Tree Films, LLC, our US company in Miami, and pricing and invoices are in US dollars. We engage and manage the Atlanta crew, so you deal with one vendor.
What every Atlanta project includes
English, Spanish and Portuguese across the project, voice-over in more than 50 languages, two revision rounds in every package and a team that has worked with more than 400 clients.
Permits, sites and the season
Most corporate filming in Atlanta happens on private property: a corporate campus in Midtown or Buckhead, a distribution center near the airport, a plant, a lab, a customer’s store. There, permission comes from the owner or the site manager, who may ask for a certificate of insurance, safety training, protective equipment for the crew and set hours for loading equipment. Ask for those rules early and share them with us, so they shape the schedule instead of interrupting it. Olive Tree Films, LLC carries general liability insurance in the United States and provides certificates of insurance.
Public property is handled by the city. According to the City of Atlanta’s film permitting page, a permit may be needed for filming on public property, closing a street, lane or sidewalk, putting up a temporary structure, lighting a residential street at night, or using effects, firearms or stunts. The city’s permit FAQ says it generally turns applications around in 24 to 48 hours, but a street closure needs at least five business days, a lane closure three and a sidewalk closure 48 hours, and applications filed less than 72 hours before filming pay a rush fee. Filming on city property requires at least $1,000,000 in insurance, according to the city’s FilmApp portal. Metro Atlanta spans many cities and counties, so a location in Sandy Springs, Marietta or Decatur follows that jurisdiction’s rules, not the City of Atlanta’s.
Summers are hot and humid, with frequent afternoon thunderstorms, and winter can bring occasional ice. Exterior scenes get an indoor alternative and some buffer in the schedule; interviews filmed indoors are not affected.
We film across metro Atlanta and the rest of Georgia. List every location in your request: the drive between sites decides how many fit in one shooting day.
An industrial brand film for Rossetti, a manufacturer of tipper bodies and semitrailers, written and produced by our team in one filming day at the plant, with aerial and ground cameras, followed by a customer case for Comlink at the same site. Filmed in Guarulhos, Brazil. It is the kind of planning a shoot at an Atlanta plant or distribution center needs: safety rules, a running operation and one day to get it right. Read the Rossetti case.
The trailer is public. The full film is available on request.
Relevant work
Comparable projects, and where they were filmed
These projects were filmed in Brazil. They show the team that plans, directs and edits Atlanta projects. Our clients also include UPS, headquartered in Atlanta, for whom we have filmed in São Paulo.
Corporate film
Certta
A rebranding film with four executives, four sectors and one shooting day, with a corporate space turned into four themed sets and a closing scene at a nearby restaurant. Filmed in São Paulo, Brazil. Read the Certta case.
Client testimonials
AkzoNobel
Two customer testimonials for AkzoNobel’s international Colorvation campaign, each filmed inside the customer’s own business, in cities more than a thousand kilometers apart. Filmed in Rio de Janeiro and Pelotas, Brazil. Read the AkzoNobel case.
Operations explainer
Way-262
Five short animated explainers that showed drivers how barrier-free tolling works and how to pay, produced with the agency Gaudí Creative Thinking. Produced in São Paulo, with no filming. Read the Way-262 case.
Verified reviews
Reviewed on Clutch.
300%
increase in new-user visits to the Tuvis website, according to Tuvis’s verified review of our work on Clutch.
6M
campaign impressions, plus 27,000 clicks, reported in the same review.
Source: verified reviews on Clutch. These are results of the entire Tuvis campaign, not of the video alone.
“Everyone I interact with is incredibly friendly,” wrote Greg Johns, a videographer at OpenText, about the corporate b-roll we filmed for the Canadian information management company. Vittoria Tatavitto, Product Marketing Coordinator at Tuvis, summed up a project that covered planning, casting, production and post-production: “The whole journey with them was exceptional.”
Languages
English, Spanish and Portuguese
Atlanta teams often answer to headquarters, customers or colleagues in other countries. Our team works in English, Spanish and Portuguese, from the briefing to the final review.
Briefing and reviews
Reviews in your language
Scripts, interview guides and review notes can be written in English, Spanish or Portuguese, so each stakeholder approves in the language they work in.
On set
Natural interviews
People on camera can answer in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and our team on set follows the conversation in all three.
Post-production
Captions and 50+ voices
Every package includes captions, and voice-over is available in more than 50 languages for markets outside the US.
One Atlanta shoot, versions for every market
Atlanta is home to the headquarters of companies with operations around the world, UPS among them, and a film shot there often has to work for teams in other countries. Plan the versions before the shoot: which interviews need subtitles or voice-over, which on-screen text changes by market, and which scenes must also work vertically. Decided before the camera rolls, a version is an edit, not a second shoot.
Our base in São Paulo makes Portuguese for Brazil and Spanish for Latin America part of the same project. See how we approach multi-market video production.
Every package comes with
These six items are part of every corporate video package. Anything else is spelled out in your proposal before production starts.
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Long and short versions
Two long and two short versions, edited from the same footage for a full presentation and for quick social posts.
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Horizontal and vertical
Horizontal and vertical files, ready for screens, websites and phones.
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Captions
Captions on every version, for accessibility and for viewers with the sound off.
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Two revision rounds
Two rounds of revisions after the first cut, with one person on your side consolidating comments.
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Usage rights
Lifetime usage for films with no actors, and one year when the film uses actors.
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Music
Royalty-free licensed music is included; an original score can be quoted separately.
Corporate video packages from $5,000
Atlanta projects are priced in US dollars, starting at $5,000 for a corporate video. The proposal shows scope, schedule and price before any shoot date is booked.
What shapes the price and the timeline
An Atlanta proposal is built from a few variables: shooting days, the number of locations and the drive between them, crew size, any city permit, actors, the number of interviews, languages and versions, animation and music. Site rules matter too: safety inductions, protective equipment or restricted hours at a plant or distribution center can change the crew call and the cost. Georgia also has a deep production community, with more than 440 television and streaming episodic productions based in the state over the last three fiscal years, according to the Georgia Department of Economic Development, so experienced crews and rental houses are local.
Plan on 20 to 30 calendar days from briefing to first cut when the project includes an Atlanta shoot or actors, and 15 to 20 when it uses existing footage, stock or animation. A shoot needs at least 15 calendar days of notice. The two revision rounds then depend on the speed of your feedback.
What usually moves Atlanta schedules: executive calendars, access to operational sites and the number of approvers. If the film has a fixed date, such as a launch or a company meeting, start from it and we plan backward.
Before the first call, gather the goal and the audience, the people who could appear on camera, the locations and their rules, the approvers and your brand guidelines. None of it is required to send a request.
Companies that have worked with us
After you inquire
From request to shoot day
Five steps from your first message to the shoot, with the same team throughout.
One team.
One contract.
Filmed in Atlanta.
Edited in São Paulo.
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Reply
We review your request and usually reply within 24 hours on business days.
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20-minute call
A Google Meet call to answer your questions and understand the goal, the audience and the locations.
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Proposal
Scope, schedule, deliverables and price in US dollars, based on what we learned in the call.
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Pre-production
Script or interview guide, shoot plan and the local crew confirmed for your date, with at least 15 calendar days of notice.
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Shoot and edit
Filming at your location, then editing in São Paulo, first cut, two revision rounds and delivery.
Related pages and cases
The formats we film in Atlanta and the cases behind this page.
Practical questions about filming in Atlanta
What teams in Atlanta usually ask before booking a shoot.
Do you have a team in Atlanta?
We film in Atlanta with trusted local partner crews, and a member of our team is on set for every shoot. Creative direction, production management and post-production are handled by our team in São Paulo, and you contract Olive Tree Films, LLC, our US company in Miami. You can reach us at +1 (786) 936-6428 or hello@olivetreefilms.com.
Do we need a permit to film at our own site?
Not from the city. On private property, permission comes from the owner or site manager, who may ask for insurance certificates and safety rules. A City of Atlanta permit is needed for public property and for activities such as street, lane or sidewalk closures, temporary structures, night lighting in residential areas, effects, firearms or stunts.
How long does a City of Atlanta film permit take?
The city generally processes permits in 24 to 48 hours. Street closures need at least five business days, lane closures three and sidewalk closures 48 hours, and applications filed less than 72 hours before filming pay a rush fee. Filming on city property requires at least $1,000,000 in insurance.
What if our location is outside the city limits?
Metro Atlanta includes many cities and counties, each with its own rules, so a location in Sandy Springs, Marietta or Decatur follows that jurisdiction rather than the City of Atlanta. List every location in your request and we confirm what each one needs.
Can interviews be in Spanish or Portuguese?
Yes. People on camera can speak English, Spanish or Portuguese, captions are included in every package, and voice-over is available in more than 50 languages.
How far ahead should we book a shoot in Atlanta?
At least 15 calendar days before the shoot date. Allow more time for street closures, which need five business days of permit lead time, or when several executives must appear on camera.
Request a proposal
Filmed in Atlanta. Directed and edited by one team.
Request a proposal
Tell us about your Atlanta project.
Six fields are enough to start: who you are, what you need, where and when. The budget range and project details are optional.
What happens next. We usually reply within 24 hours on business days and set up a 20-minute Google Meet call. After the call, you receive a proposal in US dollars with the scope, the schedule and the deliverables.
Prefer to talk first? Call or message us on WhatsApp at +1 (786) 936-6428, or write to hello@olivetreefilms.com.