A Content Sprint™ is one shoot day that turns into 50+ videos, photos or ads, delivered three working days after the shoot. What it includes and what it costs.
Video Production · 3 min read · 09/06/2026
The short answer
A Content Sprint™ is a fixed engagement: we plan, shoot and edit a month of content from a single high-energy shoot day. Strategy and pre-production up front, dozens of polished edits back three working days after the shoot.
TL;DR
If you've ever briefed an agency, waited three weeks and got back two videos that missed, a Content Sprint™ is the opposite of that. It's a compressed, fixed-scope way to produce a month of content in a few days, without the open-ended retainer.
A Sprint is one shoot day, with the strategy before it and the edit after it. We start with strategy and pre-production, then walk you through the shoot brief on a one-hour call. The shoot day captures video, UGC, lifestyle and stills together. Then the edit: everything is delivered three working days after the shoot.
Because volume and speed are what actually move the needle on social and paid. One shoot day, shot to a tight brief, produces enough creative to post consistently for a quarter and enough ad variations to test properly. You're not rationing content, you're never running dry.
Brands that need to show up consistently and test creative at volume, without hiring a full in-house team or signing a long agency retainer. If that's you, the pricing page breaks down exactly what each Sprint includes.
Enough for a whole quarter, typically 20+ video ads or 30+ organic videos plus hundreds of stills, all from one shoot day.
No. Come along for the behind-the-scenes if you like, bring your team, or leave us to it. We work to a shoot brief you've already approved.
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