We provide corporate videography in Kenya with something no other production company in the country publishes: a complete rate card. Company profiles, executive interviews, event films, promotional videos and cinematic brand stories, produced by one crew from bases in Nairobi and Nakuru, from KSh 25,000 for a same-day snapshot edit to full cinematic productions. You’ll know the price before you email us — because twelve years of corporate work has taught us that “request a quote” is where most companies’ video plans quietly die.
Video is now the first way a Kenyan company is judged: by the investor who watches the profile video before the pitch, the candidate who checks the culture film before the interview, and the customer who watches the reel before visiting the website. Corporate videography is how serious organisations control what those thirty seconds say.
What Is Corporate Videography?
Corporate videography is professional video production for business purposes — company profiles, executive interviews, event coverage, training content, testimonials and brand films — planned, shot and edited to achieve a commercial objective rather than just record an occasion. It differs from event videography in one word: intent. An event video remembers; a corporate video persuades — an investor, a client, a recruit or a regulator.
In Kenya, corporate videography spans everything from a two-minute CEO message filmed in a boardroom to a multi-day brand documentary shot across county offices, and it’s the fastest-growing part of our corporate photography services in Kenya.
Corporate Videography Services We Provide in Kenya
Company Profile & Brand Story Videos
The flagship corporate video: who you are, what you do and why it matters, told in 2–5 minutes for your website, investor decks and tenders. Our brand story productions include scripting support, location scouting, licensed music and both full-length and cut-down social versions.
Executive Interviews & Talking-Head Videos
CEO messages, expert commentary, panel introductions and internal communications — lit, framed and directed so leaders look and sound like leaders. We coach on-camera delivery during the shoot; nobody’s first take is their best, and we build time for that.
Corporate Event Videography
Conferences, AGMs, launches, galas and summits filmed as highlight reels and full-session records — delivered through our dedicated corporate video coverage service on its own published day rates: KSh 45,000 per half-day, KSh 85,000 for a full day, and multi-day summits quoted per programme. Event crews shoot alongside our corporate events photography team, so one production covers stills and motion without tripping over each other.
Training, Onboarding & Internal Videos
Induction content, safety procedures, SOP walkthroughs and internal campaign videos — the unglamorous corporate videos with the clearest ROI, because a video watched by every new hire repays its budget for years.
Testimonials & Case Study Videos
Client success stories filmed on location with the customer doing the convincing. The most trusted format in B2B marketing, and the hardest to fake — which is exactly why it works.
CSR, NGO & Documentary Production
Impact stories, donor reports and field documentaries through our documentary and NGO production team — long-form storytelling with field-hardened crews who’ve filmed from Turkana to the coast.
Promotional & Social Media Videos
Product promos, campaign videos and the vertical cut-downs your marketing calendar actually runs on. Every corporate production we shoot is delivered with social versions — 16:9 for YouTube and the website, vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, square where you need it — because one video that fits one platform is half a video.
Aerial & Drone Videography
Licensed drone crews through our drone and aerial photography team add the establishing shots that make facilities, sites and campuses look like the scale of your ambition — and for property developers, our real estate videography services in Kenya handle walkthroughs and development films as their own specialty.
Corporate Videography Rate Card — Corporate videography in Nairobi Kenya
Our published video production rate card. Prices vary within each range by crew size, locations and edit complexity — but the range is the range, in writing, before you commit:
- SNAPSHOT — KSh 15,000–25,000: single videographer, short shoot, one edited video — right for a brief announcement, a social clip or a location walkthrough (full event coverage runs on the event day rates above)
- TALKING HEADS — KSh 25,000–45,000: interview-style production with professional lighting and audio — CEO messages, testimonials, expert commentary and internal communications
- PROMOTIONAL — KSh 45,000–75,000: scripted promo production with multiple locations and social cut-downs — product launches, service promos and campaign videos
- LIVESTREAM — KSh 40,000–90,000: single to multi-camera live broadcast of your event through our corporate live streaming team, with the recording delivered afterwards; full hybrid productions for major summits run at KSh 120,000–180,000+ per day, quoted per event
- BRAND STORY — KSh 120,000–200,000: full company profile production — scripting, multi-day filming, drone, licensed music, and a master film with social versions
- CINEMATIC — KSh 250,000–500,000+: agency-grade commercial production with full crew, art direction and broadcast-standard finishing — for campaigns, TVCs and flagship brand films
Every package includes pre-production planning, professional editing and colour grading, licensed music, and full commercial usage rights. Multi-day programmes and annual retainers are quoted per programme — retainers lock crew availability and pricing for organisations producing video every quarter.
Why Companies in Kenya Invest in Corporate Videography
The business case is unusually measurable. A profile video works every tender and investor meeting simultaneously, for years. Training video cuts onboarding time in every branch at once. Event films extend a one-day summit into a year of proof. Testimonial videos close deals your sales deck can’t, because a customer saying it beats you claiming it. And in AI-era search, companies with substantive video content get found, quoted and shortlisted where text-only competitors don’t.
The companies winning Kenyan markets aren’t necessarily shooting more video than their competitors — they’re shooting it deliberately, against a content plan. Our guide to the 5 types of corporate video content in Kenya maps which videos to produce first and why.
Which Corporate Video Should You Produce First?
The honest answer depends on what your organisation is trying to move. If you’re chasing tenders and investors, produce the company profile first — it’s the video every due-diligence process looks for, and its absence is noticed. If sales conversations stall at trust, start with two or three client testimonials; they outperform every self-authored claim. If you’re hiring at scale, a culture and recruitment film pays for itself in offer-acceptance rates.
If your events are your marketing, put the budget into event films and streaming, where one summit yields a year of content. And if onboarding eats manager time in every branch, training video is the least glamorous, highest-return choice on this page. What we advise against is the scattergun — one video of each kind, none with a job. Start with the video attached to your most expensive problem, measure it, then build the library.
Industries We Cover in Corporate videography in Nairobi
Over the past 4 years, we’ve had the opportunity to work with organizations across almost every industry in Kenya. From banks, SACCOs, and insurance companies, where every video goes through careful compliance and legal review before publication, to NGOs and development agencies, documenting projects in communities across the country and creating donor reports that highlight real impact.
We’ve also partnered with government institutions and parastatals, providing professional coverage of launches, commissioning ceremonies, stakeholder engagements, and public participation forums while observing the required protocols. For manufacturers and agribusinesses, we tell the stories behind production, innovation, and farming operations, often filming in Nakuru and across Kenya where their work takes place.
Our experience extends to hospitals, universities, and schools, where respecting privacy, obtaining consent, and handling sensitive environments are just as important as capturing great visuals. We also work with technology companies and startups, helping them create compelling brand stories, product demonstrations, and marketing videos that support fast-moving campaigns.
While every industry has its own unique requirements and challenges, our approach remains the same: careful planning, professional execution, high production standards, and a commitment to delivering content that reflects each client’s goals and values.
Our Corporate Video Production Process
1. Brief and objective — one conversation about what the video must achieve, for whom, and where it will run; the objective decides everything downstream.
2. Pre-production — script or interview questions, shot list, locations, crew plan and a production schedule your team signs off before a camera appears.
3. The shoot — disciplined, corporate-aware filming: NDAs signed as standard, dress code observed, executives’ time respected to the minute.
4. Edit and review — a first cut for structured feedback, then revisions to a locked final; two review rounds are included in every package.
5. Delivery — master files plus every platform version, colour-graded and captioned, with full usage rights and archived project files for future re-edits.
One Crew for Video, Photography and Streaming
Most corporate productions need more than one format — the launch wants a film, photos and a stream; the AGM wants a record and a highlights reel. Because our videographers, photographers and streaming engineers work as one team, you book one crew, brief one producer and receive one invoice — and the formats never compete for the same shooting position. It’s the practical reason organisations that try us for one video stay for the annual programme.
Corporate Videography in Nairobi, Nakuru and Countrywide
Our crews are based in Nairobi — where most corporate shoots, from Upper Hill boardrooms to Westlands studios, happen same-week — and Nakuru, covering the Rift Valley’s factories, farms and county offices. There’s no transport charge in either city, and we film across all 47 counties with travel quoted transparently by distance, in writing. Wherever your operations are, the crew that arrives carries the same equipment, the same discipline and the same rate card. Companies are also advised to choose B2B videography contracts
Book Corporate Videography in Kenya
Send us your brief — the objective, the audience and roughly when you need it — and we’ll respond within hours with a recommended package from the rate card and a production timeline. Call or WhatsApp 0717 563 531, email info@joekphotography.co.ke, or send your project brief — and let’s put your story on screen properly.
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FAQs on Corporate Videography in Kenya
What is corporate videography and why is it important for businesses in Kenya?
Corporate videography in Kenya involves creating professional videos for businesses to showcase products, services, events, or internal communications. Kenya’s competitive markets—whether in Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, or Eldoret—videos help brands connect emotionally with their audience, improve online visibility, and build trust with customers.
How much does corporate videography cost in Kenya?
The cost of corporate videography in Kenya varies depending on the project’s scope, location, and production quality. For example, a simple corporate interview shoot in Nakuru may start from around Ksh 15,000, while large-scale productions in Nairobi or Mombasa, such as commercials or live-streamed events, can range from Ksh 100,000 and above.
Which Kenyan cities have the best corporate videography services?
Corporate videography services are widely available in major cities like Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, and Eldoret. Nairobi leads with high-end studios and advanced equipment, Mombasa excels in tourism and hospitality-related shoots, while Nakuru and Eldoret are growing hubs for corporate events, real estate, and branding. Kisumu is ideal for lakeside corporate events and NGOs.
Can corporate videographers in Kenya provide live streaming services?
Yes. Many videographers in Kenya, especially in Nairobi, Nakuru, and Mombasa, offer live streaming for corporate events such as product launches, conferences, and seminars. This ensures businesses can reach audiences across Kenya and internationally in real time.
What types of businesses benefit most from corporate videography in Kenya?
All industries can benefit, but it’s especially useful for real estate firms in Nakuru and Nairobi, hotels and resorts in Mombasa, manufacturing and agribusiness in Eldoret, and NGOs and healthcare providers in Kisumu. Corporate videography is also essential for SMEs and startups looking to increase their digital presence.
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