A.W. Media is a full-service video production company founded in 2005. It provides creative direction, photography, and video content for clients across corporate, commercial, event, and documentary projects. The agency delivers polished products on budget and on time.
A.W. Media is a full-service video production company founded in 2005. The agency grew from roots in the adventure sports world, where it provided creative direction, photography, and video content for Breathe Magazine across Canada and the United States for a decade. This background gave the team deep experience in branded content and messaging.
The agency operates with a team of under 49 employees and offers a minimum project budget between $1,000 and $10,000, with an average hourly rate of $100. A.W. Media emphasizes delivering polished work on time and on budget, building client relationships on trust and a commitment to improving its craft.
Services include full-service video production, video editing, event videography, creative direction and white label services, digital content development, and copywriting and scriptwriting. Areas of expertise cover corporate video production, commercial video production, event coverage, and documentary production.
A.W. Media has worked with clients such as Running Room, Ontario Sports Hall of Fame, and Google Canada, serving the sports, non-profit, and technology sectors. The agency understands the importance of effective messaging in a content-driven market and tailors its work to make clients look good.
No Google reviews are available for A.W. Media at this time. The agency's portfolio includes video samples hosted on YouTube and Vimeo, showcasing its production capabilities across different formats and industries.
Services
- Full-Service Video Production
- Video Editing
- Event Videography
- Creative Direction & White Label Services
- Digital Content Development
- Copywriting & Scriptwriting
Industries Served
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Pros
- Delivers polished product on budget and on time
- Operates on foundation of trust and continuous improvement