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The Gulf Coast's Top Video Production Partner

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Commercials, training videos, and campaign spots for businesses that have outgrown phone video. Written, shot, and cut in-house in Mobile.

Videos, produced per year
150+
Approved cameras on every shoot
Netflix
Years of team experience
15+
Scoped in writing before we shoot
From $2,500

Three problems one good video can fix

Pick the one that sounds like you, and you'll see how one of our videos helped someone in your shoes.

You've boosted posts and run the stock-photo ad, and nobody stopped. We cut for the feed, where a video gets one second to earn the next ten. Divine Designs, a hair salon, hired us for one commercial during the pandemic. By its owner's account it beat every ad she had run, so she hired us for the whole campaign around it.

Divine Designs commercial, filmed by AVO Dynamics: a masked stylist works on a client's hair in the salon, beside a glass-block wall
youtube.com/watch?v=LkfWQMyVntw

Cut for the feed

We've produced a lot of social content for many years - it's taught us how to stop doom scrolling and get your business to compete with cute cats and dramatic podcast edits.

A campaign around it

The commercial became the center of a full advertising campaign that filled the salon and ended up with a visit from Robert De Niro.

Clients on working with us

Every review here comes from a video client.

Hiring AVO Dynamics to film a commercial for my hair salon was one of the best decisions I have made for advertising my business. I posted the video on my social media page and it performed 5 times better than previous advertising campaigns. I immediately hired them to run a full Advertising campaign based around the commercial. They even redesigned my business logo at no charge. They really go the extra mile to make sure you're happy with their service
Natausha · Owner, Divine Designs
It was two weeks out from the elections I was worried about how it was going to go. I was advised to reach out to AVO Dynamics to film a commercial as a last minute boost. They really dug into my campaign, platform, and the issues my constituents cared about to craft a product beyond my expectations. I won that election.
Garry Doggett · County Commissioner, Choctaw County
Had a great experience with AVO! They took care of every little detail to help create a video for my company. Love the finished product. Highly recommend anyone choose them for marketing their business.
Chris Andrews · Owner, Bienville Bites Food Tour
AVO Dynamics was great to work with from the videography all the way through editing. Their editing was completed in a very timely manner, and all work was well done.
Michael Hughes · Project Manager, Brasfield & Gorrie

What you get back

One shoot, cut for every place it runs. Scope and price in writing before anyone picks up a camera.

  • Silver Creek Range promotional video, filmed by AVO Dynamics: two shooters in plate carriers fire from a wooden barricade on a dusty outdoor range
    Finish, color, sound, our review

    The finished video

    Graded so your brand colors hold on every screen and mixed so every word lands. Silver Creek Range's promo, shot on its own range.

  • McGowin Tax's YouTube Shorts feed, produced by AVO Dynamics: three vertical clips of Alex McGowin captioned “The $10,000 FBAR Rule”, “Don't Use the Wrong Filing Status”, and “The Sneakiest Tax for Expats”
    Formats, vertical, square, wide

    Vertical versions

    Cut from the same shoot for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok. These are McGowin Tax's Shorts.

  • LaConsay Air & Heating generator commercial, filmed by AVO Dynamics: the owner stands beside a home generator while on-screen text lists automatic start, quiet operation, no refueling, runs the whole house, and the warranty
    Graphics, titles and text, in your brand

    On-screen graphics

    Selling points set on screen, so the message survives the mute button. LaConsay's generator spot lists five.

  • Captions

    on cuts that play muted

    Captions

    Feeds start silent. Your words are on screen anyway.

  • Broadcast

    when the spot earns it

    The TV version

    LaConsay's commercial started on social and did well enough to move to broadcast TV.

Also included: nobody at your office has to learn what 9:16 means.

One crew, script to screen

You don't hire a writer, then a crew, then an editor, then a fourth vendor to figure out where it airs. One team runs every phase.

  1. Pre-production

    We start with what the video has to do for the business, not a shot list. Then the script, the storyboard, and the locations, scouted before the shoot day.

  2. Production

    Netflix-approved cameras and a crew that has been on set in healthcare, construction, manufacturing, and retail. You don't have to go to Los Angeles for Hollywood quality. Lower Alabama works fine.

  3. Post-production

    Edit, color, sound, and graphics, then our own review. What lands in your inbox is finished.

  4. Distribution

    Every version sized for where it runs, and views and engagement tracked, so you see what the video did.

What one commercial can do

Two clients, in their own words.

Better than her past ads
5x
The owner of Divine Designs Salon says her commercial performed five times better on social than her previous campaigns.
Before election day
2 wks
Garry Doggett hired us two weeks out. In his words: "I won that election."

Both figures come from the clients' published reviews: Divine Designs (2022) and Garry Doggett (2021).

One video, or a crew on call

Need one video? Start with a project. Need video every month, cut for every channel? Start with a Dynamic Partnership. Either way, we're interviewing you as much as you're interviewing us.

A project

A video

From$2,500

One shoot, one finished video

One location, one shoot day, and a shorter cut keep it near the floor. Scope sets the rest, and you get it in writing before we shoot.

Every project includes:

  • Script and pre-production
  • The shoot, with crew and gear
  • Editing, color, and audio
  • Cutdowns for the channels you use
What sets the number
  • How many shoot days and locations
  • The crew and gear the job needs
  • How long the main cut runs
  • How many versions and cutdowns you need
Video inside your marketing

Dynamic Partnership

Where video becomes a habit

$1,500a month to start

3-month minimum

Video every month, cut for social, ads, and the site, alongside the rest of your marketing as the business grows.

Every partnership is tailored. Each one includes:

  • Strategy calls to plan the year
  • Check-ins that review the numbers and set the next goals
  • Shoots and edits on the plan's schedule
  • One team that already knows your business
How a partnership grows
  • Video comes first, planned with the rest of your marketing
  • Podcast filming and clips, like McGowin Tax's
  • Ads, a newsletter, or website work join as the business grows
Not ready for either?

A paid strategy session

One working session with the people who'd shoot your video. You leave knowing what to fix first, whether or not we end up working together.

Free estimator

What would your video cost?

Answer a few questions about shoot days, crew, talent, and delivery. Each answer moves the range, and you see it before we ask for an email.

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    The starting price: $2,500.

    One shoot day at one location with a small crew, up to 2 finished minutes, titles, and 2 rounds of revisions.

    A directional estimate, not a quote.

    Get the itemized estimate · step 1 of 2

    • The estimate line by line, written so you can forward it to a partner or your bookkeeper
    • What the starting price covers and what each answer added
    • A project brief built from your answers, ready to take to us or to any other vendor
    • Leave a phone on the next step and we'll call to book a free review of your current marketing.

    Before you hire anyone for your video

    The estimator needs JavaScript. Leave your email and we'll send the questions to ask any vendor before you sign.

    3.7x careers-page traffic

    — Elite Industrial, early 2026

    Finish the tool to see your result. The email ask comes after.

    Check your inbox. Your itemized estimate is on its way.

    Up to three short notes follow over the next two months. One click stops them. Privacy

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    Almost done. Tell us about the business so the project brief fits it.

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    3.7x careers-page traffic

    — Elite Industrial, early 2026
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    A video is only as good as where it runs

    These are the services a video leans on most.

    Frequently Asked Questions Straight Answers Before Your First Shoot

    What owners ask us about timelines, process, and price.

    Production Process

    How long does a typical video production take?

    The timeline varies depending on the complexity of your project. A typical commercial video production can take 2-4 weeks from concept to final delivery. This includes pre-production planning, filming, and post-production editing.

    What's included in pre-production?

    Pre-production includes script writing, storyboarding, location scouting, casting (if needed), and production scheduling. This phase is crucial for ensuring smooth execution during filming.

    Pricing

    How much does a professional video cost?

    Projects start at $2,500. Length, locations, crew, and the number of cuts set the rest, and you get the scope in writing before we shoot. Video every month runs inside a Dynamic Partnership, from $1,500 a month.

    Can the price be brought down?

    Yes, down to the $2,500 floor. One location, a single shoot day, and a shorter cut keep it close to that number. Tell us your budget and we'll say plainly what it buys.

    Ready to Put Your Business on Camera?

    Anyone with a smartphone can post "video content." Let's make something people actually finish watching.

    Scope and price in writing before anyone picks up a camera.

    What happens after you write

    1. We read it

      A person on our team reads what you sent and checks whether we're the right crew for it.

    2. We set a time

      Within one business day, we email you times for a 45-minute call.

    3. We talk

      Bring the deadline and the budget. You leave with our honest read: a project, a Dynamic Partnership, or not yet.