Construction & Industrial Video Production in Maine

Show the work. Win the right jobs.

Video for contractors, manufacturers and the trades across Maine and New England — brand films, recruitment and safety training, shot on your job sites without slowing your crew down.

Behind These Walls — Manufacturers Association of Maine

Why video works in the trades

Your work is impressive. Let people see it.

Construction and industrial companies do impressive work that most people never get to see. Video changes that. A well-made film proves to customers that you're the real deal, gives owners and general contractors a reason to put you on the bid list, and shows skilled workers why they'd want to build a career with you.

Horizon Visual Media produces video for contractors, manufacturers, fabricators, utilities and the trades across Maine and New England. We film on active job sites, shop floors and plants. We follow your site's safety rules, wear the required PPE, keep a small footprint and plan around your schedule so your crew can keep working.

Because one shoot can serve several goals, we plan construction video as a package: a brand film for your website and bids, a recruitment video for your careers page and job postings, safety and equipment training for new hires, and a steady stream of short clips for LinkedIn and social. Covering them in the same shoot days keeps the cost per video down.

The results are practical. After working with us, Hawkeye Fiber Optics went from almost no online presence to receiving more RFPs than ever before. For more on how contractors are using video, read our guide to construction video marketing.

  • Comfortable on active job sites and shop floors
  • Recruitment, sales and safety training from one shoot
  • Cutdowns for your website, LinkedIn and job postings

What we make

Video built for how the trades actually sell and hire.

  • 01

    Brand films

    Who you are, what you build, and why customers trust you with the job.

  • 02

    Recruitment videos

    Show the real work and the real crew, so the right people apply.

  • 03

    Safety & training

    Pre-trip inspections, equipment walkthroughs and site procedures your crew will actually watch.

  • 04

    Project showcases

    Before-and-after and progress films that turn finished jobs into sales tools.

  • 05

    Customer testimonials

    Your customers on camera, vouching for your quality and integrity.

  • 06

    Social content

    Steady job-site clips that keep you visible and prove you're in demand.

Prior to working with Horizon, our online presence was basically nothing. We're getting a ton more RFPs than we ever have before.
Ryan HawkesOwner, Hawkeye Fiber Optics

FAQ

Construction video questions.

Still wondering about something? Ask us directly — we answer fast.

Do you film on active job sites?

Yes. We plan around your schedule and your site's safety requirements, wear the required PPE, and keep a small footprint so your crew can keep working.

Can one shoot cover marketing, recruitment and training?

Often, yes. With good planning, one or two shoot days can produce a brand film, a recruitment video and a batch of short social clips — which keeps the cost per video down.

How much does a construction or industrial video cost?

It depends on shoot days, locations and how many versions you need. Our cost estimator gives you an honest range in about a minute, and we'll lock in a fixed quote after a short call.

Can you help us recruit skilled tradespeople?

Yes. Recruitment is one of the most common reasons trades and manufacturing companies call us. See our recruitment video page.

Can you capture aerial footage of our sites?

Yes, where it serves the story and the site allows it. Aerials are great for showing scale, progress and finished projects.

How long does a construction video take to produce?

Most projects take 4–8 weeks from kickoff to delivery, depending on how many videos and shoot days are involved.

Do you work outside Maine?

Yes. We're based in Auburn, Maine and regularly film across New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts.

Related reading

More on video for the trades.

  • 01

    Construction Video Marketing

    A guide for contractors on what to film and where to use it.

    Read the article
  • 02

    Recruitment Videos That Work

    How companies use video to attract skilled workers.

    Read the article
  • 03

    Video for Internal Use

    Training, onboarding and safety video for your crew.

    Read the article

Ready to show what you build?

Tell us what you need people to do. We'll send back a plan and a fixed quote — usually within one business day.