Emberhouse / Social video & content libraries
One production.
More useful stories.
Short-form video, campaign cutdowns, and content libraries planned for the places your audience actually watches.
Purpose before production
Build the shoot around
more than the main film.
A social content plan starts before the camera rolls. Different stories, formats, and placements can call for different coverage, openings, and calls to action. We help define those needs so the production can support an agreed set of useful pieces.
Short-form stories
Give one idea, answer, or perspective a focused edit with a clear opening and purpose.
Vertical content
Plan framing, graphics, and captions for an upright viewing format rather than relying on a last-minute crop.
Campaign cutdowns
Develop supporting versions around an agreed campaign message, audience, and placement.
Content libraries
Capture and organize a planned collection of interviews and supporting footage for defined edits and uses.
An approach with intention
A shared shoot.
Different editorial jobs.
A website film can establish the story. A short answer can address one common question. A vertical edit can introduce the subject in a different setting. Those pieces can share source material without needing to say the same thing in the same way.
Introduce the story
A considered opening gives someone a reason to watch.
Answer one question
A focused piece can be useful on its own.
Invite the next step
An appropriate ending connects the film to its intended use.
From brief to delivery
A practical path forward.
- 01
Map the uses
List the audience, placements, topics, and required formats.
- 02
Build the shoot plan
Match interviews and supporting footage to the agreed content list.
- 03
Edit each piece
Shape an opening, message, and ending for each defined output.
- 04
Package the delivery
Prepare the agreed formats with clear filenames and delivery notes.
Defined around your project
The right scope.
The right handoff.
The proposal establishes what is included, when your team reviews it, and what you receive at completion.
- A defined set of short-form videos
- Agreed horizontal, square, or vertical edits
- Caption files or on-screen captions, as scoped
- An organized handoff of approved deliverables
Before we begin
Good questions.
Clear answers.
How many videos can one shoot produce?
That depends on the stories, filming time, participants, locations, and editing scope. We define a realistic deliverable list before filming rather than promise a fixed count from any shoot.
Can you turn our existing film into shorter edits?
We can review the available film, footage, project materials, permissions, and intended uses. Some ideas can use existing material; others may need new footage, revised graphics, or a different approach.
Do you manage our social accounts?
This page describes video production and delivery. Publishing, community management, and paid media need to be discussed separately and explicitly included if agreed.
Do all formats use the same edit?
Sometimes a simple adaptation works. Other placements need different framing, timing, typography, or an opening made for that audience. We establish the versions and specifications during planning.
Working with businesses in Houston, Lafayette, and Acadiana. Location, travel, and production requirements are scoped around your project.
Your next project
Make the next shoot
work with a plan.
Tell us which stories you want to tell and where you want to use them. We’ll help define the filming and finished pieces.