Video Production Company Serving Miami
Corporate films and client testimonials filmed at your location in Miami or anywhere in Florida, with creative direction, production management and editing by our team. For marketing, communications and HR teams that need one accountable partner.
Serving Miami and all of Florida
A local crew films at your location. Our team plans, directs and edits every frame.
English, Spanish and Portuguese, from the first call to the final cut.
What we produce for teams in Miami
In Miami, we film two formats on location. Corporate films present a company, a facility, a leadership message or a milestone, usually built on interviews and footage of the work itself. Client testimonials put your customers on camera to explain, in their own words, the problem they had and what changed after working with you. Both are filmed at your offices, your facilities or your customers’ sites by a local crew, and planned, directed and edited by our team. See how we approach corporate film production and testimonial video production.
Some projects need no filming in Miami at all. Animated videos, videos built with AI-generated imagery, videos made from stock footage and videos edited from footage you already have are produced entirely by our team in São Paulo. You brief us, review and approve online, and receive the files ready to publish, in the same formats and languages as a filmed project.
Choosing between the two is usually simple. If the story depends on real people and real places, such as a facility, your team at work or a customer explaining a result, it needs filming in Florida. If it explains a process, a product or an idea, animation or AI-generated imagery can do the job without scheduling anyone. Many projects combine both: a short interview filmed in Miami, with 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 Miami production works
One team is accountable for the whole project. This is who does what, from the first call to the final file.
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Creative direction
Our creative team in São Paulo develops the idea, writes the script or the interview guide and defines the look of the film, with your approval at each step.
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Pre-production and management
Production management also runs from São Paulo: schedule, crew, locations and interview preparation, with a single point of contact for your team.
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Filming in Florida
A local crew from our trusted production partners films at your location. Nobody flies in from Brazil, so the shoot is planned around local crews and your calendar.
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Our team on set
A member of our Miami team is on location during the shoot, so the plan approved in pre-production is the plan that gets filmed.
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Editing and post-production
Editing, color, sound, motion graphics, captions and versions are done by our post-production team in São Paulo, which works a few hours ahead of Miami.
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Contract and billing
You contract Olive Tree Films, LLC, and we quote and bill in US dollars. We hire, brief and coordinate the local crew, so you deal with one company.
Languages, revisions and track record
Language support covers the briefing, the shoot and post-production. Voice-over is available in more than 50 languages, and every package includes two revision rounds.
Filming at your location
Every Miami shoot happens where your story is: your offices, a plant, a store, a clinic, a customer’s site. That makes preparation on your side as important as the crew on ours. Before the shoot, we agree on the rooms and areas we will film, the people who will be on camera and the time each of them needs. Interviews take longer than the conversation itself once lighting, sound checks and a few warm-up questions are included, so the schedule is built around the people you are filming, not the other way round.
Many office buildings have their own rules for vendors: access hours, security sign-in, loading areas, parking for equipment and the documents the property manager asks for before a crew can enter. Ask for those rules as early as possible and share them with us, so they become part of the plan rather than a surprise on the day. We carry general liability insurance in the United States and provide the certificate of insurance that buildings and film offices usually request.
Public spaces work differently. Commercial filming on streets, in parks or on beaches in the Miami area needs a film permit from the city or county where you shoot, and permits come with insurance requirements and their own lead time. Miami-Dade County and several of its cities handle permits through FilMiami, and Miami Beach publishes its own film and print guidelines. If you want a public location, tell us in the first call so the proposal reflects the permit, the schedule and the cost.
Weather is the other local factor. Florida summers bring frequent afternoon storms, and hurricane season runs from June through November. For outdoor scenes, plan an indoor alternative and allow a buffer in the schedule: a storm should change the order of the day, not the delivery date.
We serve Miami and the rest of Florida. Travel costs apply only when a location is more than 50 miles beyond the Miami area. If your locations are in more than one city, list them in your request: the number of locations and the distance between them shape the crew plan, the schedule and the proposal.
A rebranding film created and produced by our team as Certta’s video partner on retainer: 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. It shows the planning a single-day corporate shoot needs, the same planning we bring to a location in Miami. Read the Certta 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 Miami projects, working on the formats we film in Florida.
Corporate film
Rossetti
An industrial brand film for a manufacturer of tipper bodies and semitrailers, written and produced by our team in one filming day. Filmed at the Rossetti plant in Guarulhos, Brazil. Read the Rossetti case.
Client testimonial
Comlink
After the Rossetti film, Comlink commissioned a customer case: a Rossetti mechanical engineer in conversation with Comlink, filmed with two cameras and dedicated audio for a video of about three minutes. Filmed at the same plant in Guarulhos. See how it came about.
English on camera
Tuvis
A brand film in English for Tuvis’s first advertising campaign, with a native English-speaking cast and an office location organized by our team, plus customer success videos at Vivo, Sem Parar and SumUp. Filmed in Brazil. Read the Tuvis case.
Verified reviews
What clients
say on Clutch.
300%
increase in visits from new users to the Tuvis website, as reported in the Tuvis review on Clutch.
6M
impressions across the Tuvis campaign, with 27,000 clicks, according to the same review.
Source: verified reviews on our Clutch profile. Both figures describe the whole campaign, not the effect of the video alone.
“The whole journey with them was exceptional,” wrote Vittoria Tatavitto, Product Marketing Coordinator at Tuvis, about a project that included a marketing video, four teasers, planning, actor casting, production and post-production. Greg Johns, a videographer at OpenText, an information management company in Canada, reviewed our corporate b-roll work: “Everyone I interact with is incredibly friendly.”
Languages
English, Spanish and Portuguese
Fluent English, Spanish and Portuguese speakers are part of the project from the briefing meeting to the final review, and on set during the shoot.
Briefing and reviews
In your language
Calls, scripts, interview guides and review notes in English, Spanish or Portuguese, so your stakeholders approve in the language they work in.
On set
Interviews that sound natural
People on camera can answer in the language they speak best. In Miami, many interviewees are more at ease in Spanish, or move between Spanish and English, and the team on set can follow and guide the conversation either way.
Post-production
Captions and 50+ voices
Captions are included in every package, and voice-over is available in more than 50 languages. Our UN Global Compact series was delivered in Portuguese, Spanish and English. Read the case.
One Miami shoot, versions for other markets
If your team in Miami answers for Latin America or other regions, one shoot can serve all of them: interviews in English or Spanish, captions or voice-over for each market, and versions planned before the camera rolls, so nobody has to reshoot to adapt the film later.
Planning the versions early is what keeps the budget under control. It defines how scenes are framed for horizontal and vertical formats, which on-screen text changes by language and how many cuts each market needs. See how we approach global video production.
What you receive
Every corporate video package includes the items below. Anything beyond them is agreed in the proposal before production starts.
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Long and short versions
Two long versions and two short versions of the film, edited from the same material for different channels and attention spans.
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Horizontal and vertical
Both formats are delivered, so the film works on your website and in presentations as well as on social platforms and phones.
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Captions
Captions are included, for viewers who watch without sound and for accessibility.
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Two revision rounds
Two rounds of changes after the first cut, with consolidated feedback from your team at each round.
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Usage rights
Lifetime usage when the film has no actors. When actors are cast, usage is for one year.
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Music
Licensed royalty-free music is included. Original music composed for your film is quoted separately.
Corporate video packages from $5,000
Packages are priced in US dollars and start at $5,000 for a corporate video. Your proposal shows the scope, the schedule and the price before anything is booked.
What shapes the price and the timeline
Most proposals come down to the same variables: the number of shooting days, the number and location of filming sites in Florida (travel costs apply beyond 50 miles of the Miami area), the size of the crew, whether the film uses actors, how many people are interviewed, the languages and versions you need, the amount of animation or motion graphics, and the music. The proposal is built from these variables, so sharing them early gets you a more precise answer.
For timing, plan on 20 to 30 calendar days from briefing to the first cut when the project includes filming in Florida or casting actors. Projects built from your existing footage, stock footage or animation take 15 to 20 calendar days to the first cut. To confirm a shoot, we need at least 15 calendar days before the shoot date. After the first cut, the two revision rounds take as long as your review takes: the faster your team consolidates feedback, the sooner you receive the final files.
Three things usually change the schedule: the availability of the people you want on camera, access to the locations, and the number of people who need to approve the film. If you have a fixed launch or event date, tell us in your request so the plan starts from it.
Before the first call, it helps to have five things at hand: the goal of the film and who will watch it; the people who could appear on camera and when they are available; the locations, with any building rules you already know; the names of the people who will approve the film; and any brand guidelines, existing footage or deadlines we should respect. None of them is required to send a request, but each one makes the proposal more precise.
Brands that have trusted our team
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 Florida.
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 Florida and the cases behind this page.
Practical questions about filming in Miami
Answers to the questions that usually come up before a Miami shoot is booked.
Do you have an office in Miami?
Yes. Our Miami office is at 1221 Brickell Avenue, Suite 900, home of Olive Tree Films, LLC, the company you contract in the United States. Creative direction, production management and post-production run from our São Paulo office, and filming in Florida is done by trusted local partners, with a member of our Miami team on set.
Can interviews be in Spanish, with captions in English?
Yes. People on camera can speak Spanish, English or Portuguese, and captions are included in every package. If you need the film in more languages, voice-over is available in more than 50 languages.
Can you work with footage we already have?
Yes. We can edit a new film from your existing footage, combined with stock footage, animation or new interviews filmed in Florida. Projects built only from existing material take 15 to 20 calendar days to the first cut.
Can you cast actors for a Miami shoot?
Yes, when the script calls for them. Casting adds time to the schedule, and films with actors include one year of usage rights instead of lifetime usage.
How do approvals work on our side?
You approve the plan before the shoot, then review the first cut and each of the two revision rounds. Naming one person on your side to consolidate feedback keeps the schedule on track.
How far ahead should we book a shoot in Florida?
At least 15 calendar days before the shoot date. That time covers pre-production, the interview plan and confirming the local crew, and earlier requests give you more date options.
Request a proposal
Filmed in Florida.
Directed and edited by one team.
Request a proposal
Tell us about your Miami 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 invite you to 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.
Miami office
Olive Tree Films, LLC
1221 Brickell Avenue, Suite 900
Miami, FL 33131-3224
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Eastern Time)