Packages · October 2026For building and construction firms
Your business, seen every week.
I film your sites, your team and the work as it goes up, then turn each visit into reels, photos and stories, dated across the month so there is always something going out.
Drone and ground footage on every visit. Nothing goes out until you have watched it and signed it off on your own review link.
Packages
Three ways in.
One to try it, and two that run every month. Every reel is vertical, subtitled and ready to post.
mission:one
One-off
£500+ VAT
One visit, fully produced. Everything from the day is yours to post.
About three hours on site, one location
1 reel, 20–40 seconds, cut around a conversation with you about the job
15+ edited photos
A planning call before we film
A one-page note: what was shot, the order to post it, and captions
You post it whenever suits you
mission:foundation
Where I'd start
£800a month + VAT
A visit a month and a month of content, in your hands before the month starts. You post it, I do the rest.
3–4 hours on site every month, one site
4 feed posts, dated, including 2 reels (20–40 seconds)
4 image stories, one a week
10 edited photos
Titles, end cards and graphics built from your photos
Captions written for every post
Your calendar: what goes out, which week, and why
mission:control
Fully handled
£1,300a month + VAT
You hand over control. More time on site, twice the posts, and the posting comes off your desk.
6–8 hours on site across the month, over more than one site or job
8 feed posts, twice a week, including 2–4 reels (20–45 seconds)
8 image stories
10 edited photos from each visit
Titles, end cards and graphics
Captions written for every post
You approve each video and caption, then it is scheduled and posted for you
A 20-minute review each month: what went out, what did best, what is next
The rest of the posts are carousels, before-and-afters and photos from the same visit. The post counts are what you can hold me to. Bigger or phased work, like a recruitment film or footage across a rollout of sites, is quoted on its own.
On a monthly package
Your side of the month.
The visit and the sign-off happen the month before, so posting starts on the 1st.
Early in the month
A quick chat about the shoot: which site, what is coming up, and anything you want filmed.
By the 15th
The visit. A few hours on site while the work carries on.
20th–25th
About ten minutes on your link to watch and approve, then five more for the captions.
Each post comes with a line on why it is in the month.
From the 1st
Posts go out: weekly on foundation, twice a week on control.
Stories and photos in between.
On every package
The same standard each time.
Drone and ground footage on every visit, never an add-on
Photos colour graded and ready for social, your website and ads
Your own link to review and sign off, with a round of changes included
A planning call before the first visit
Questions
Before you ask.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. Most of what I shoot is the work itself, and the best of it is people getting on with the job. If you want to say something to camera it will land better than anything I could script, but nothing here needs it.
What do I need to do on the day?
Carry on. The site keeps running and I move around it. A quick walk round when I arrive, then most people forget the camera is there.
What if I don't like one?
Say so and it gets recut. You see everything on your link before it goes anywhere, and a round of changes is part of the month.
Do you travel?
Across the West Midlands as standard, from Solihull. Beyond 25 miles there is a travel charge of 55p a mile, and it goes on the quote before you agree to anything.
“Most businesses I film are already good at the thing they do. The problem is never the work. It's that nobody outside the job ever sees it.”
Olly Allsop, mission:media
Next step: a quick call.
Tell me about the jobs you have on and the work you want more of, and I'll say what I'd film first.
All prices are plus VAT. Monthly packages start with a 50% deposit for the first month, then run monthly with 30 days' notice. Travel within 25 miles of Solihull is included.