Video Production That Tells Your Brand Story
Brand films that communicate who you are, what you do and why it matters.
Every Brand Has a Story Worth Telling
A brand film does more than show what a company sells. It helps people understand the people, purpose, craftsmanship and ideas behind the business.
Metro Productions creates brand storytelling videos that bring together cinematography, photography, interviews, sound and editing to communicate what makes your business distinctive. From product stories and company profiles to customer experiences and brand campaigns, we create films designed to connect with audiences and build lasting impressions.
50 Acres Tea • A Brand Story in Motion
Founded by Manuja Ranasinghe, 50 Acres Tea brings distinctive tea blends from family plantations in Sri Lanka to the premium tea market.
Our collaboration began with product photography and a founder’s story film, then expanded into visual storytelling for the brand’s creative packaging concepts.
For the SereniTEA Spa Escape Gift Basket, Manuja combined his premium teas with spa products and a one-hour massage experience. Metro Productions developed the film’s creative direction, cinematography and editing to communicate the feeling of relaxation and luxury behind the concept.
The result is a short brand film that transforms a collection of products into an experience.
The HIVE Deck • Turning Business Complexity Into Clarity
The HIVE Deck emerged from Cobb County Business Bootcamp and developed into an independent business led by Laurie Genevish. Designed for entrepreneurs and business coaches, the deck transforms complex business challenges into focused conversations, clearer decisions and practical strategies.
Our involvement began through Metro Productions’ work as a Subject Matter Expert for Cobb County Business Bootcamp. As The HIVE Deck developed, our production work helped communicate the concept, introduce its value and show entrepreneurs how to put the product to use.
Metro Productions created an instructional film, brand storytelling and testimonial videos that addressed different communication needs. We also wrote scripts for short-form social content, connecting the product’s purpose with the questions and challenges faced by its intended audience.
Together, these productions demonstrate how a developing brand can use video to build understanding, establish credibility and educate customers. The HIVE Deck continues independently under Laurie’s ownership, carrying forward an idea that began within a community business development initiative.