Corporate video production in Kenya has moved well beyond the once-a-decade company profile. Organisations now need a steady flow of video for websites, investor updates, recruitment, internal communication and social media. This guide explains what to make, how the process works and how to plan a shoot that delivers.
The corporate videos Kenyan organisations need most
- Company profile films: who you are, what you do and why it matters, usually two to three minutes.
- Leadership messages: CEO and board addresses for AGMs, results announcements and internal updates.
- Brand and campaign films: emotional stories that position your organisation in the market.
- Recruitment and culture videos: showing real teams and workplaces to attract talent.
- Training and onboarding videos: consistent instruction for staff across branches.
- Case studies and testimonials: clients and partners explaining results in their own words.
- Event and conference films: highlights and full sessions from summits, launches and town halls. See event videography.
How the production process works
Step 1: Discovery and brief
We start with who the video is for and what they should think, feel or do after watching. Everything else follows from that.
Step 2: Concept and script
A clear structure, interview questions or a full script, plus a shot list and schedule.
Step 3: Filming
Interviews with professional lighting and audio, B-roll of your people and spaces, and aerial footage where it adds value.
Step 4: Editing and review
A first cut, your feedback, then refinement, colour grading, sound mixing, graphics and subtitles.
Step 5: Delivery in every format
A master film plus short versions for LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and internal screens.
Tips for a better corporate video
- Keep it short. Most profile films work best under three minutes, and social cuts under one.
- Let real people speak. Staff and clients are more convincing than a voiceover listing values.
- Prepare speakers, don’t script them word for word. Talking points produce more natural delivery.
- Book photography on the same day. Adding corporate photography to a video shoot gives you matching headshots and workplace images at lower cost.
- Plan for subtitles. Much video is watched without sound, and subtitles also help multilingual audiences across Africa.
What affects the budget
Crew size, number of shoot days, locations, interviews, motion graphics and the number of edited versions all shape cost. Read our breakdown in video production pricing.
Why choose a full-service Nairobi crew
Creation Flick handles corporate video from concept to final cut, with photography and live streaming available from the same team. That means one brief, one standard and one point of contact. Request a quote for your next corporate production.