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Voted best of Mile High in Video Production — We love you Denver.

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Denver photo, video & content marketing

Video is the fastest
way to build trust.

Denver businesses hire us for two different reasons. Both start with the same thing — people seeing who you actually are, before the first sales call.

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DHC Media is a Denver-based video, photography and content marketing studio, working with companies across the Front Range from our studio in RiNo.

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Need the content?

Photo & Video
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Need the clients?

Second Pipeline

Brands we’ve helped

Comcast Deloitte Cintas Enterprise NBC State of Colorado
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Second Pipeline

“They’ve become a valued extension of our team, and we couldn’t recommend them more highly.”

Kim

Two ways we work together

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Photo & Video

Corporate video, company photography, headshots, and event coverage — shot at your office, at your event, or in our RiNo studio. You get content your team is proud to use everywhere.

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Second Pipeline

Ads, email, and a page that closes — built and run for you. A second way to get clients that doesn’t depend on who happens to remember you this month.

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Working with us is simple

Step one

A fifteen-minute call

We work out what you actually need — and tell you if it isn’t us.

Step two

We build the plan

Scope, dates, and what you’ll get, in writing, before anyone books a camera.

Step three

We shoot it

At your office, at your event, or in our studio in RiNo.

Step four

You put it to work

Content your team uses everywhere — and on Second Pipeline, we keep it running for you.

Frequently asked questions

How much does corporate video production cost in Denver?

Smaller corporate video projects typically start around $3,500. Event coverage usually runs $5,000–$10,000, depending on how many videos you need, how many people it takes, and how fast you need it back. Ongoing content marketing runs $4,000–$12,000 per month.

How long does a corporate video project take?

Three to six weeks is typical. We start with discovery — your goals, your customer, and where the video will actually be used — then map the script, questions, or shot list and prep whoever is on camera. Most projects run two to three rounds of revisions. Rush options are available.

What is the difference between a one-off video shoot and a content subscription?

A one-off shoot is led by your vision: recruiting, documenting a milestone or an event, or a specific piece of messaging you already have in mind. A content subscription is built around a growth goal instead — an ongoing programme where the work compounds rather than ending at delivery.

What do we need to prepare before a shoot day?

We handle most of it with you: briefing and collaborating with whoever is on camera, the script, the location, and hair and makeup. We align on deadlines and the revision process up front, and design any graphics the piece needs. Your job is mainly getting the right people in the room.

Can video actually generate leads, or is it only brand awareness?

It can generate leads, but not by accident. Video for its own sake rarely works. Built around your customer journey, with the right intent and enough volume, it humanises you, differentiates you, answers the questions buyers already have, and closes the gap with leads you are sitting on. Ads, founder brand, and trust-building are different strategies.

Not sure which one you need?

That’s what the call is for. We’ll tell you which side of the business fits, or that neither does.

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