Social media video content that keeps your feed moving

Social media content is custom quoted based on volume and campaign scope. A single content shoot producing a batch of short-form videos sits at the lower end; a bigger campaign with multiple shoot days, several content pillars, and a larger deliverable count runs toward the higher end.

Projects move through discovery, pre-production, filming, editing, and nurture — typically 2-4 weeks from kickoff to first delivery, with ongoing content systems running on a recurring schedule after that. Discovery and pre-production define your content pillars and platform strategy, filming is usually condensed into one or a few efficient shoot days to maximize output, and editing turns around in batches so you’re not waiting on one video at a time.

Most brands know they need to post consistently but don’t have the time, crew, or editing bandwidth to actually do it — so content becomes sporadic, and sporadic content doesn’t build an audience. KBM solves that by producing in volume, so a single shoot day turns into weeks of ready-to-post video instead of one piece of content you have to think about again next week. It also solves the “we look like everyone else” problem, since platforms increasingly reward content that feels native and specific over anything that looks like a repurposed ad.

KBM operates as an embedded creative partner, not a one-off shoot — we build content with platform behavior in mind (what actually earns watch time and shares) rather than just producing polished video and hoping it performs. That means a repeatable system tailored to your brand, so you’re never scrambling before a launch or staring at an empty content calendar.

This service is built for established businesses — typically non-profits, education organizations, and growing companies — that already have some marketing in place but need their video content to catch up to the rest of their brand. It’s a fit for teams that are ready to invest in a real strategy rather than one-off content, and that want a creative partner rather than a full in-house production hire.

The main drivers are number of shoot days, volume of deliverables, and campaign scope (a single content batch vs. an ongoing monthly system). Additional factors include the number of platforms you’re creating for, whether motion graphics or animation are involved, and how many content pillars or themes the project needs to cover.