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Videos, projects and content produced for our clients.
Stopping the ads of a B2B SME: what stops the same day, what keeps working for you, and what has to be rebuilt when you restart. Documented facts only.
Switching marketing agencies without losing your assets: what your company takes, what it never had, and what to check before giving notice, not after.
A competitor bidding on your name on Google: what the trademark policy allows, what it restricts, how to report it, and when defending your name pays.
How long corporate video production takes: where the weeks actually go, what depends on the studio, and the delay the client causes almost every time.
Evaluating a video agency portfolio: why a showreel mostly proves editing skill, and what to ask about every project a studio puts in front of you.
Monthly retainer or one-off marketing project: what a long-cycle B2B firm actually needs, and the honest case for buying one video and stopping there.
Unqualified leads from B2B advertising: what they cost your sales desk, what in the ad and the page invited them, and why filtering early beats sorting late.
LinkedIn company page with no views: what LinkedIn actually counts, what a page cannot carry, and what it is really for in an industrial company.
Facebook ads that bring in no B2B clients: five causes in the order to check them, what to demand from whoever runs it, and when Meta is simply the wrong room.
An outdated corporate video: what actually dates a company film, what can be recut instead of reshot, and when leaving it alone is the right decision.
Lots of website visits and few requests: check that requests are measured, then see what a technical buyer fails to find and what he does next.
Nobody watches your corporate video: it usually had no job to do, and the missing money is in distribution, not in production. What to demand next time.
Comparing two video production quotes in Quebec: why the two documents rarely describe the same work, and the questions that expose the real gap.
What a Quebec employer must settle before filming employees: the eight qualities a valid consent needs, in the Commission d'accès à l'information's words.
Video usage licence: the term, territory, media and scope decide whether your film still works in two years. What to demand from a producer in writing.
Quebec's privacy regulator says a technology that identifies or profiles a person cannot be on by default. What that means for your ad pixels and tags.
Minimum engagement with a marketing agency: why a floor exists, what a short one protects for you, and what to demand in exchange before signing.
Made in Canada claim in advertising: the 51% of total direct costs threshold, the last substantial transformation, and the qualifying statement.
A recorded track carries two separate copyrights. What a music licence has to state to actually cover your corporate video, and what to demand.
Who should own the Meta ad account for your company, what Meta's own documentation actually says, and what to demand from a supplier before signing.
Who owns raw video footage in Canada: the author is the first owner of copyright. What a manufacturer should demand in writing before signing anything.
Canada's anti-spam law does not ban B2B cold email. Which consent ground you actually stand on, and what to demand from whoever emails for you.
English advertising in Quebec and Law 96: the OQLF rule, French at twice the space, and what it costs to plan the French version after the shoot.
Client testimonial advertising rules: written authorization, distortion in the edit, and why a testimonial is not proof of a performance claim.
What a Beauce manufacturer should demand from a marketing agency: a plant visit, footage that serves sales and campaigns, and the owner's time protected.
Marketing agency for a Lévis or South Shore B2B firm: what on-site work requires of you, what to demand, and when someone else serves you better.
Montréal agency or Québec City studio for a B2B video: what matters is where the plant is, who shoots, how travel is billed and what the footage is for.
B2B SME thought leadership in Québec without a communications team: one leader, one theme, one channel, and what a real point of view demands.
Industrial video production in Saguenay: when to bring in an outside studio, what a multi-day trip must deliver, and when a local videographer is better.
Who actually sits on an industrial B2B buying committee, what each person is afraid of, and the kind of proof that answers each of those fears.
SME leader visible on LinkedIn: what belongs on your own account, what stays on the company page, and what it costs you to start and then stop.
How a B2B supplier gets on a Quebec buyer's shortlist before the request for quotes is written, what proof it takes, and when price alone decides.
Employer marketing for a plant: why hiring is an attention problem first, what an honest look at the floor shows, and when none of it will help.
Industrial marketing in Quebec: what an in-house coordinator does better, what an outside studio does better, and the hybrid that actually holds.
Marketing for industrial subcontractors: what a prime contractor's buyer must see before adding you to a list, when you cannot name your clients.
MQL vs signed contract in B2B marketing: why a lead count can triple while nothing closes, what a number must be attached to, and who owns the answer.
CEO video interview prep: what a real preparation covers, what your company must decide before the shoot day, and when you should not film at all.
B2B case study: how to write one a buyer forwards. Which figures a client will approve, which they never will, and the approval path that kills most.
Industrial trade show preparation: what a competent capture includes, who is worth filming on site, and why most exhibitors come home with nothing to publish.
Executive LinkedIn video series: why one sitting should feed months of posts, what that demands of the shoot, and who inside the company does the publishing.
A virtual factory tour video is a sales tool: what it has to prove to a buyer who cannot visit, what stays off camera, and where it stops working.
LinkedIn ads agency in Quebec: what a competent setup includes, the questions to ask before you sign, and when you do not need an agency at all.
Google Ads for manufacturers: which search queries deserve your budget, why the default location setting buys useless traffic, and what to demand.
LinkedIn ads for industrial B2B: the 300-account minimum that decides before your budget, what LinkedIn refuses to publish on cost, and when to skip it.
Facebook ads report: how to read what Meta attributes to itself, what Meta documents, and what your Quebec company actually invoiced this month.
Meta pixel conversion events for a B2B SME: the 17 standard events Meta documents, why PageView proves nothing, and what to demand from a supplier.
Meta vs LinkedIn B2B ads: neither platform publishes a cost figure. Here is the comparison that does exist, on targeting, audiences and attribution.
Retargeting a B2B long cycle: Meta, LinkedIn and Google all document audience windows that expire before your sales cycle ends. What to demand instead.
What a manufacturer website must contain to pass a technical buyer's screen: numbered capabilities, certifications, lead times, and a person who answers.
When stock images are the right call on a company website, when they cost you credibility, and what an industrial buyer reads in a real photo.
Corporate conference video capture in Quebec: decide the deliverable before the day, own the sound, plan the ballroom light and book an interview room.
How long should a corporate video be? It depends where it plays. LinkedIn feed, home page, buying committee, trade show booth: four different lengths.
Portraits, plant floor, product, process: the photo inventory a Quebec B2B company should plan in one day, and the licence terms to insist on.
Factory video shoot: safety, mixed light, machine noise, confidentiality and access. What a manufacturer should demand of a supplier before the crew arrives.
Industrial drone video in Quebec: the three pilot certificates since 2025, sheltered operations, and the questions to ask your video supplier.
LinkedIn B2B video format: the only officially recommended length, what SRT captions can block, and what the daily budget does not cap.
A company recruitment video that shows the shop floor, the shift and a real employee speaking plainly gets fewer applications, and better ones.
What a B2B firm near Quebec City should expect from a local marketing studio, how the work actually runs, and when you should hire a bigger agency instead.
How to choose a B2B marketing agency: the questions to ask before you sign, the answers that should end the meeting, and when to hire nobody at all.
Facebook advertising cost for a Quebec SME: the daily minimums Meta actually documents, why published benchmarks mislead, and the math to run yourself.
What a manufacturing marketing plan must contain for a Quebec SME with no marketing department, the order in which the constraints bind, and how to judge the plan you are handed.
What actually moves the price of a corporate video in Quebec: crew size, shoot days, deliverables, usage rights, travel and post-production scope.
What a corporate videographer in Quebec City actually does: what a day inside a working plant costs you, what a competent supplier protects, and how to read a quote.
B2B executive authority video earns trust a corporate brand film cannot. What a leader should say on camera, how to shoot it, and who must see it.
B2B client testimonial video: plant access, the approval chain, what makes a testimonial believable to a technical buyer, and when not to shoot one at all.
Live acoustic performance captured in a single take at the Foyer Louis-Fréchette. Directed by Christian Gómez.
Official video for the messcènes fund. $1 becomes $3 thanks to the Grand Théâtre and TELUS.
Documentary video on the modernization of the Louis-Fréchette Hall rigging system.