Midyett Media
Work

Footage that shows how good the work is.

I came up behind the camera. For a service business, real footage of real crews builds more trust than anything else on the page, and it's the part most marketers can't make themselves. Here's some of what I've shot.

Brand film ยท Recreation Construction GroupInterview-led film for a Midwest playground builder: their operations director in his own words, with crew and install footage. About 2 minutes, sound on.
Mini excavator inside a fenced job site
Site work
Crew b-roll
Install day
Crew on top of a playground climbing structure
Recreation Construction Group
Crane truck lifting playground equipment
Install day
Close-up of a hammer drill being set on a job
Detail
Crew working on a climbing wall with a crane
Recreation Construction Group
Compact loader moving surfacing on a playground site
Install day
Why this matters for your marketing

One shoot day feeds a year

1

Your website

Real photos of your crew and your finished jobs, next to every button that asks someone to call.

2

Your ads

Short cuts for Meta and YouTube, refreshed from the same library every month instead of re-shooting.

3

Your reviews and profile

Customer testimonials on video, and current photos on your Google Business Profile.

4

Your recruiting

Footage of good crews doing good work helps you hire, not just sell.

The systems side

Results go here when clients agree to share them

Growth work gets published with real numbers, measured against where the business started, and only with the client's permission. You won't find invented stats or stock testimonials here in the meantime.

The best preview of that side of the work is the free audit: it's done on your business, and it's yours to keep. This website and the audit page are my own build, too.