Websites for videographers
Web design for videographers: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. The work is the sample. Make full films easy to watch on a phone.
Nobody books a videographer from stills or descriptions. They watch a film, and if they like it they enquire; if the films are hard to find or slow to load, they do not.
The other half of the business — corporate and commercial work — is bought quite differently, on reliability, turnaround and whether you understand a brief.
What your customers want answered
- Can I watch a full film, not just a highlights reel
- What do packages cost and what do I get
- Are you free on our date
- How long until we receive the film
- How many of you are there on the day
Show one complete film start to finishA highlights reel of your best shots from thirty jobs shows what you can cut, not what a client will receive. One full film tells a couple exactly what their own will be like, which is the question they are trying to answer.
Video that will not play properly on a phone
Most first views are on a phone, often on mobile data. Heavy self-hosted files that stall lose the enquiry, where a properly embedded and compressed film does not.
Showreel and films
Lead with a short showreel and full examples. Separate wedding, business and event work so each audience sees what is relevant.
Packages and delivery
Explain what each package includes: hours of filming, the length of the finished film, highlight edits, social media cuts, drone footage and raw footage if offered. Give realistic turnaround times and how review rounds work. Say how pricing is set for weddings and for business films, so clients know where they stand before they enquire.
How a project runs
Explain the steps: a planning call, scripting or shot list, the filming day, editing, review rounds and final delivery, with typical timescales. For weddings, say how you work alongside the photographer and how unobtrusive you are.
For businesses, explain usage, formats for social media and the website, and whether you provide captions, subtitles or music licensing. Clients worry about appearing on camera, so a line on how you put people at ease helps.
Common questions
- What should a videographer's website include?
- A showreel, full examples by type, packages, deliverables, turnaround times and an enquiry form.
- Will videos slow my site down?
- Not if they are embedded properly and load only when played.
- Should I show prices?
- Starting prices for your main packages help couples and businesses see whether you fit their budget before they enquire, which saves time on both sides.
Other sectors we build for
Tell me about your business.
One message is enough to start. I’ll read it and reply myself, usually with a couple of questions and a clear price.
Liam Tapp, Website Builds