Trades / Electrical

Show the work behind the wiring.

Drew wanted potential clients and builders to understand his electrical work and the people behind it.

WHAT DREW NEEDEDClear project examples for future clients

WHAT WE DIDFilmed project walkthroughs and guided natural explanations

WHERE THE VIDEOS COULD HELPIntroductions, project pages and bids

Project videos

Two real walkthroughs from Drew’s electrical work.

Four-unit multiplex

A walkthrough of electrical work on a four-unit multiplex.

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Restaurant electrical project

A look at the electrical work completed for a restaurant project.

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Let the work speak clearly.

Drew wanted project videos that could help people understand his electrical work and team, with footage suited to introductions, project pages and bids.

Comfortable on camera

Drew was uneasy on camera. We helped him explain the work naturally while filming on location.

Specific work, shown on site

The videos show two different projects: a four-unit multiplex and a restaurant electrical installation. The projects were still in progress in places, so these videos show the work itself, not a claim that it won a contract.

What we made

Two projects, explained on location.

01Four-unit multiplex walkthrough

02Restaurant electrical project video

03Natural, guided on-camera explanations

04Videos for project pages, introductions and bids

Where the videos can work

Give the next client something concrete to look at.

A project page, introduction or bid can give a prospective client a closer look at the work before a conversation.

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Explore the work

See the finished projects.

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View Diana’s project