Professional music video shoot
As an up-and-coming artist, content is key to attracting new listeners and fans. Book a professional video shoot and create the content that gets them talking about you.
Vivid visual storytelling
A good artist knows that it’s more than just the music, your image is half the battle. Especially when it comes to getting recognised and more importantly, memorised in the music scene. A great song, paired with a great video can give that first impression you need to grow your audience.
Direction that suits your style
Consider a music video an extension of the music itself. Are you capturing your hometown or putting together a cohesive story? Your music video can be as simple or elaborate as you or the song calls for.
We’re a collective
Especially for independent artists, not everyone has that team immediately available to them. At CRTV we have the camera crew and producers, but can also arrange creative directors, stylists and models at your request. Depending on your budget, we can pretty much make anything happen.
Why choose us?
Working with CRTV, you’re making a conscious decision to support creatives, helping them do what they do best. We don’t believe in half-arsed work, or “just another” jobs, CRTV connects the best of the best with those that need a touch of greatness, with visible results.
Music videography: Frequently asked questions
Music video shoot pricing starts out at 300 EUR, which includes 2 hours of shooting, 2 (local) locations as a basic rate. Pricing can range to even 1500 EUR if you require models, location changes and other requirements. It’s best to request a quote and state your requirements.
Typical processing time ranging from 1-3 weeks after shooting. All of this depends on the complexity of the video itself, from ranges of shots to visual FX you may need, etc. Narrative driven music videos that have more of a short film vibe, may take longer if there’s more production required behind the process.
You don’t necessarily need it, it’s not a deal breaker if you don’t have one. But having a few references handy when planning a video is a good start/. That way we can have a good idea of what gear you may need, and we can manage expectations from all sides.
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