Video production · Lafayette, IN
Video Production in Lafayette, IN
Lafayette and West Lafayette anchor the Purdue University corridor, with strong agtech, advanced manufacturing, and Purdue-spinoff engineering firms.
What we do in Lafayette
Four formats, all documentary-style and built for B2B companies. Pick the one that fits the job to see Lafayette pricing and local context.
Corporate Video Production in Lafayette
Corporate video covers the everyday video assets a B2B company needs: company overviews, capability stories, executive messages, internal communications, and recruiting content. The format is functional, the audience is specific, and the goal is usually clarity rather than entertainment.
Timeline: 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to delivery
Budget: $8,000 to $25,000 for a single hero piece with derivatives
Brand Film Production in Lafayette
Brand films are documentary-style short films (typically 2 to 4 minutes) that capture a company's identity, values, or origin story. They're built around interviews with the people who actually do the work, not actors or polished narration. The goal is to make a viewer remember a specific company, not a generic category.
Timeline: 6 to 10 weeks from kickoff to delivery
Budget: $15,000 to $35,000 for a hero brand film with derivatives
Event Videography in Lafayette
Event videography covers corporate conferences, galas, product launches, and milestone celebrations. The deliverable is usually a 2 to 3 minute highlight video plus full session recordings, with optional same-day social cuts.
Timeline: 2 to 3 weeks from event date to highlight delivery
Budget: $4,500 to $9,000 for a one-day corporate event
Commercial Video Production in Lafayette
Commercial video production covers paid-media spots, web ads, and brand-driven product films. Format is shorter and more directed than documentary brand work: 30 to 60 second hero spots, often with a scripted voiceover or actor performance, optimized for paid social or broadcast.
Timeline: 5 to 7 weeks from kickoff to delivery
Budget: $10,000 to $40,000 for a campaign with multiple cuts
The Lafayette market
Lafayette's Purdue-adjacent engineering economy produces companies whose competitive advantage is genuinely technical. Brand films here work best when they let the engineering speak for itself instead of marketing-translating it.
The Lafayette companies we work with include firms in higher education, agtech, manufacturing, plus work in engineering. Notable Lafayette-area companies in our orbit include Purdue University, Subaru of Indiana, Caterpillar Lafayette Engine Plant.
Venues and locations we know in the area include Mackey Arena, Long Center for the Performing Arts, Purdue Research Park.
Working with us in Lafayette
Location
Lafayette is about 2.5 hours from our base in Columbia City, Indiana.
Travel
Travel within a 4-hour drive of Fort Wayne is included in the standard project quote. No regional surcharge for Lafayette work.
Lafayette video production FAQ
Do you offer video production in Lafayette?
Yes. The Maestro Media produces corporate video, brand films, event videography, and commercial video for Lafayette companies. We are based in Columbia City, Indiana, about 2.5 hours from Lafayette, and travel within a 4-hour drive of Fort Wayne is built into our standard quote.
How much does video production cost in Lafayette?
Most Lafayette corporate and brand projects land between $8,000 and $35,000 depending on format and scope. Event coverage starts around $4,500 for a one-day shoot. Lafayette projects do not carry a regional travel surcharge.
What kinds of Lafayette companies do you work with?
Our typical Lafayette clients work in higher education, agtech, manufacturing. We work with both larger firms and owner-operated businesses, and we do not screen by company size.
Do you travel to Lafayette for shoots?
Yes. Lafayette is about 2.5 hours from our Columbia City, Indiana base, and travel is included in the standard project quote with no separate line item.
Ready to talk about a Lafayette project?
Book a discovery call. We will talk through scope, timeline, and what success looks like. No pitch deck.
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