Gains Line Video Production
Video production that doesn't stop at shooting and editing
One Gains Line team, from scoping to shooting, editing and handover.
- Footage and rights handed over to you
- One-off, or ongoing
- Whether to continue is decided together in a review
A service for businesses (companies and sole proprietors). Provided by Gains Line Pte. Ltd. (Agile/Scrum Marketing Business)
A video production service for businesses, provided by Gains Line (head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo).
Does this sound familiar?
You shot video — but it sits unused
You have an intro video or event footage. Where and how to use it was never decided.
What we doWe decide where it will be used before we shoot. You keep the footage, so clips can be cut later.
You started — but it didn't last
Short videos began, but who shoots, who edits and when to publish never settled.
What we doWe set the content each month and decide the next step in a review — including when to stop.
You have someone in charge — but not enough hands
When one person shoots and edits alone, their actual job stalls.
What we doWe take only the parts you lack hands for, and build toward your team running it in-house.
Shooting and editing alone solve none of these. We decide where the video is used, hand over footage and rights, and agree together on how to continue.
Four Ways to Shoot
Four ways to shoot. The uses are examples — what to shoot is decided together in the consultation.
Capture an event
What you get
A record of the event or seminar on the day, plus short clips cut from it.
Example uses
Events, communities, company introductions
Interview your people
What you get
An interview, plus short clips of the key points.
Example uses
Recruitment, interviews, service introductions
Publish short videos on an ongoing basis
What you get
A run of short videos in an agreed format.
Example uses
Shops, service introductions, communities
Build your in-house video capability
What you get
A workflow your team can use to shoot, edit and publish in-house, plus practice sessions.
Example uses
Company introductions, shops, recruitment
Ways to continue — three stages of involvement
A one-off is fine. Decide whether to continue after you have used it.
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Try first
- Fits when
- You want to make one piece and actually use it.
- What you receive
- The video, and the footage we shot.
- What comes next
- Use it, then decide whether to continue.
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Keep publishing
- Fits when
- You know where to publish, but lack hands for shooting and editing.
- What you receive
- Shooting and editing agreed each month, the footage, and a review session.
- What comes next
- In the review we decide together: continue, change the format, or stop.
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Run it in-house
- Fits when
- You have someone in charge and want to publish on your own.
- What you receive
- Training and feedback; shooting and editing in the months you need. The procedure stays with you.
- What comes next
- As it starts running on its own, we step back.
"Keep publishing" and "Run it in-house" are the same form of contract: the content (shooting, editing, training, feedback) can be swapped month by month.
What changes the quote
We give the figure after the consultation, in the quote. It changes mainly with three things.
Shooting days and locations
How many days, and where. Whether the place needs travel or permits.
Length and number of videos
Long or short. The more clips to cut, the more editing.
Where it will be used
Internal, public, or advertising. Where it is used changes how music and the people who appear on camera are handled.
How It Works
Use the form. You don't need to know what to shoot yet.
We ask where the video will be used, what footage you already have, and who on your side is involved.
What we shoot, the length, where it is used and how rights are handled — in writing.
We make a small piece, you look at it, and we decide the next step.
We hand over the video and footage. If you continue, we hold a review.
Promises
What we promise
- We make something small, show it to you, and decide the next step together.
- If you continue, we decide together in a review: continue, change the format, or stop.
- We hand over the footage and the rights.
What we do not promise
- View counts, subscriber numbers or any other figures.
- Results such as "growth" or "more hires".
- Speed.
What you receive, and what stays with you
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Footage
We hand over the footage we shoot (storage is for a limited period).
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Copyright
Copyright is transferred once payment is complete (except for our own pre-existing templates and assets).
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Licences
Licences for music and similar materials may not transfer.
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Revisions
The number of revisions is set in the quote.
Footage, rights, know-how: what remains after the video stays in your hands.
What we don't take on, and what isn't included
We want to be clear about these up front. If one applies to you, we will talk through alternatives in the consultation.
- Not offered
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- Writing scripts on your behalf
- Casting performers
- Shoots that require additional cameras or crew
- Requests from individuals (non-business)
- Projects that rely on unqualified claims about results, or are designed to court controversy
- Not included in the contract
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- Running ads
- Quoted separately
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- Changes to the structure, or reshoots
- Arranging a narrator
- Handover of editing project files
- Charged at cost
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- Location fees
- Costs of permit applications
Frequently asked questions
Can we talk even if we haven't decided what to shoot?
Use the form. You don't need to know what to shoot yet. We ask where the video will be used, what footage you already have, and who on your side is involved.
How much does it cost?
We give the figure after the consultation, in the quote. It changes mainly with three things. Shooting days and locations／Length and number of videos／Where it will be used
What happens to the footage and the copyright?
We hand over the footage we shoot (storage is for a limited period). Copyright is transferred once payment is complete (except for our own pre-existing templates and assets). Licences for music and similar materials may not transfer. The number of revisions is set in the quote.
Can we commission a one-off?
A one-off is fine. Decide whether to continue after you have used it.
Can you support us until we can shoot in-house?
A workflow your team can use to shoot, edit and publish in-house, plus practice sessions. Training and feedback; shooting and editing in the months you need. The procedure stays with you.
Can individuals commission you?
A service for businesses (companies and sole proprietors). Requests from individuals (non-business)
Can you work in English?
Yes. We can hold meetings in English and produce English subtitles and narration.
Formats we have produced
From one shoot you receive three things: a long video, short videos, and the footage. Nothing you shoot goes to waste.
Formats
Company introductions, product introductions, service introductions, recruitment videos, community introductions, event coverage, interview shoots, short and long videos, videos for social media
About the team
Team, roles and the form of contract are set out in writing with our proposal.
Making something small, reviewing it and deciding the next step reflects the same approach as AI-Native Lab Development at our group company Pastoral Dog.
Contact Us Start with a 30-minute conversation
You don't need to know what to shoot yet. Tell us what footage you have and how you would like to use video. We take consultations from businesses.
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For urgent enquiries, please call us.