Executive interviews, recruitment films, internal communications, and training content for the Fortune 500 headquarters, logistics giants, and public agencies that call the Metroplex home. Tone Films is the Dallas video production company that corporate communications teams from Uptown to Legacy West trust when the video has to clear legal, brand, and leadership review the first time.
Get a Dallas Corporate Video Quote (650) 918-9201Dallas–Fort Worth is home to more than twenty Fortune 500 headquarters, and the corporate relocations keep coming — the Dallas Regional Chamber tracks a steady pipeline of companies moving executive teams to Uptown, Las Colinas, and Legacy West. Every one of them needs the same thing from Dallas corporate video production: a CEO message that lands, a recruitment film that competes with the tower next door, and internal content that employees actually finish watching.
Tone Films is headquartered at 10437 High Hollows Dr in North Dallas, minutes from the Galleria and the Dallas North Tollway. That puts us thirty minutes from almost every corporate campus in the region — the Uptown high-rises on McKinney Avenue, the Las Colinas corridor in Irving, the Legacy West and Hall Park headquarters in Plano and Frisco, and the Design District studios where a lot of Dallas corporate video production is actually shot. Same-week turnarounds are available for reactive announcements and executive messages that cannot wait.
We have produced corporate video for WM, Rumpke, Capgemini, Argano, Informa, Vector, Digit7, and the American Heart Association, alongside recruitment films for the Addison Police Department, Addison Fire Department, and Carrollton Police. That mix — enterprise, professional services, and public sector — is exactly what the Dallas market looks like, and it is why our Dallas corporate video production clients come back for their second and third projects.
Multi-camera, teleprompter-ready interviews for leadership updates, all-hands meetings, and investor communications. Lit and framed so a 45-minute session yields 20 usable minutes.
Culture films that show candidates what it is actually like to work at your Dallas office, plant, or precinct. Used by HR teams competing with Legacy West and Uptown for talent. See our Dallas recruitment video guide.
Onboarding, policy rollouts, safety training for distribution and manufacturing teams, and all-hands recaps that hold attention because they were built to be watched, not endured.
Multi-camera capture of leadership summits at the Hilton Anatole, Gaylord Texan, and Irving Convention Center, cut for the people in the room and the people watching later. Read about Dallas corporate keynote video production.
On-location interviews with your clients, cut into a 90-second proof piece for sales and a long-form version for the website and trade-show loop.
Recruitment and community-relations films for police, fire, 9-1-1, and ISDs across DFW, produced with the approval chains municipal buyers require. See our school district video guide and police recruitment video playbook.
This is the kind of Dallas corporate video production we do most often: a real organization, real employees on camera, and a story built to make the right person apply. The same approach powers our employer-brand films for corporate HR teams.
More case studies: how Tone Films helps public safety agencies recruit and the Plano Police Department recruitment video.
Dallas corporate video production is a different job in each of these sectors. The crew, the release forms, and the review process change with the client; the standard of the footage does not.
Filming in Dallas is friendlier than most big cities, but it still rewards local knowledge. Public-property exteriors downtown, in Deep Ellum, and around Klyde Warren Park go through the city’s film office, and larger productions may qualify for the incentive program run by the Texas Film Commission. Airspace near Love Field and DFW restricts drone work across much of Uptown, Las Colinas, and Irving, so aerials require an FAA Part 107 pilot with LAANC authorization for the specific block.
A local crew also knows which Uptown lobbies want a certificate of insurance on file a week ahead, which Legacy West campuses require badge escorts and visitor NDAs, and which Design District rooftops give you the skyline without the wind. That knowledge is part of what you are buying with Dallas corporate video production from a company headquartered here rather than a crew flown in for the day.
One call to define the audience, the message, and the approval chain. We draft the script or interview outline and a shot list; you approve before we roll.
Location scouting, talent scheduling, permits where needed, and gear prep. For secure campuses and public agencies we coordinate access, escorts, and release forms in advance.
One to two shoot days with Sony cinema cameras, cinema lighting, lavalier and boom audio, and a director on set. FAA Part 107 drone where airspace allows.
Editing, color grading, sound design, captions, and motion graphics. Two revision rounds included. Masters delivered for web, LinkedIn, intranet, and broadcast.
Dallas crew rates are lower than New York or Los Angeles, and there are no travel fees inside 50 miles of our office. Most corporate projects for Dallas clients fall between $10,000 and $30,000. Every quote is itemized and fixed-fee.
Half-day, one location, one executive, two cameras. One 2–3 minute edit plus a social cutdown.
One to two shoot days, multiple interviews, B-roll, drone, and a 3–5 minute hero film with three short versions.
Employee interviews across departments, office and field B-roll, and a campaign of cutdowns for LinkedIn and careers pages.
Also from Tone Films Dallas: Dallas commercial video production and Dallas event video production.
Most Dallas corporate video production projects run three to five weeks: one week of pre-production, one or two shoot days, and two to three weeks of editing and revisions. Rush delivery in five to seven business days is available for executive messages, earnings-season content, and time-sensitive HR announcements.
Both. Our crew is based in North Dallas and covers Legacy West in Plano, Las Colinas and the Irving business corridor, Frisco, Richardson, Addison, and Fort Worth with no travel fees inside 50 miles of our office.
Yes. Tone Films has produced recruitment films for the Addison Police Department, Addison Fire Department, and Carrollton Police, and the same crew handles corporate employer-brand films. We are comfortable with badge escorts, secure facilities, and public-sector approval chains.
A single executive interview starts around $5,000. Most Dallas corporate video production projects — brand films, recruitment films, and internal communications series — land between $10,000 and $30,000. Every quote is itemized and fixed-fee, so there are no day-rate surprises.
You do. Raw footage and project files are available on request, and every deliverable is licensed for unlimited use across your own channels — website, LinkedIn, intranet, investor decks, and internal training platforms.
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