Marketing Video Producer

Marketing Video Producer Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

The world of marketing has evolved, and video content is king. If you have a knack for visual storytelling, consider starting a business as a marketing video producer. This involves creating engaging, high-quality videos that help businesses promote their products, services, or brand identity.

The appeal is clear: businesses are clamoring for standout video content to capture their audience's attention and convert views into sales. With increasing reliance on digital and social media marketing, the demand for skilled video producers is only set to grow.

To get started, you'll need a good camera, video-editing software, and some creativity. Build a portfolio by offering your services to local businesses or creating sample videos. As you gain experience and testimonials, you can scale up, potentially hiring a team to take on bigger projects.

In this list, you'll find real-world marketing video producer success stories and very profitable examples of starting a marketing video producer that makes money.

1. Altered State Productions ($960K/year)

As a passionate media enthusiast, Eddie Castillo came up with the idea for Altered State Productions based on his childhood fascination with commercials and trailers. After recognizing the time and resource-consuming process of finding marketing service providers, Eddie and his business partner developed a Service-as-a-Product model that offers transparent pricing and a user-friendly experience. Their dedication to providing high-quality video production services has led to collaborations with prominent clients and the success of their agency.

How much money it makes: $960K/year
How much did it cost to start: $25K
How many people on the team: 13

How My Childhood Media Interest Inspired Me To Build A $80K/Month Marketing Agency

Altered State Productions offers a one-stop-shop for digital marketing and video production services, servicing B2B and B2C clients nationwide with a 100% retention rate and 80% of business from returning customers.

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