If you've never hired a production company before, the process can feel like a black box. Here's exactly how it works at Telescavision, from first call to final delivery.
What happens: We start with a conversation. What's the goal? Who's the audience? Where will this live? What does success look like?
This phase also includes competitive research, tone references, and budget alignment. We don't start creating until we know exactly what we're solving for.
Timeline: 1–3 days
What happens: Scripting, storyboarding, shot lists, location scouting, talent casting (if needed), and scheduling. This is where the project gets its backbone.
We don't touch a camera until the narrative is locked. This saves time, money, and headaches during the shoot.
Timeline: 3–7 days
What happens: Shoot day. Camera, lighting, audio, direction. Whether it's in our studio, at your office, or on location anywhere in Ontario, we bring the full setup.
We typically shoot more than we need so we have flexibility in the edit. You'll get progress updates throughout the day.
Timeline: 1–3 days
What happens: Editing, color grading, sound design, music selection, motion graphics, and titling. This is where raw footage becomes a finished story.
You'll get a rough cut for feedback, then a fine cut, then the final. Two rounds of revisions are included in every project.
Timeline: 5–10 days
What happens: Final files exported and optimized for every platform: web, social, broadcast, or presentation. We deliver the formats you need, not a single file you have to figure out.
We also provide guidance on posting strategy, thumbnails, and captions if you need it.
Timeline: 1–2 days
Most projects from kickoff to delivery take 2–4 weeks. Rush timelines are available for an additional fee. The biggest variable is how quickly feedback comes back on your end.
Now you know the process. The next step is a quick conversation to talk about your project.