Los Angeles / Video and content

Capture the main idea.
Plan everything it can become.

Third Space produces polished video without treating the master edit as the only useful output. We define the audience, format and delivery plan first, then build the studio or location shoot around the long-form piece, cutdowns, vertical clips, stills, graphics and durable content the project actually needs.

What you can book

Four useful starting points.

01 / Focused shoot

Hero video or campaign piece

A high-value production built around one clear story, launch or performance.

02 / Repeatable

Creator or brand series

A format, visual language and production rhythm designed to work across multiple episodes.

03 / Live to edit

Livestream content package

A live show captured with the clean recordings and alternate compositions needed for strong post-production.

04 / Library

Batch content day

Several useful pieces produced in one planned studio session without making every deliverable feel identical.

The approach

The shoot should know
where the content is going.

A horizontal master, a vertical hook, a searchable article and a sponsor cut are different editorial products. Planning them before cameras roll protects the performance and prevents post-production from becoming a salvage operation.

What we bring together

A practical scope.
Clear ownership.

01

Concept and format

Clarify the audience, promise, episode structure, visual references and the repeatable rules of the content.

02

Pre-production

Build the treatment, questions or script, shot plan, schedule, crew plan, releases and production checklist.

03

Studio or location capture

Coordinate cameras, lighting, production sound, art direction, teleprompter, playback and on-set direction.

04

Post-production

Edit the story, mix the sound, finish color, build graphics and prepare platform-specific versions.

05

Content extensions

Create cutdowns, vertical edits, stills, captions, thumbnails and clean source selections when scoped.

06

Discovery planning

Connect the finished media to useful titles, landing pages and search-aware editorial content when it strengthens the launch.

Who it is for

For teams that need finished content—not a drive full of unexplained footage.

The current content looks inconsistent across episodes or platforms.

One production needs to create several distinct deliverables.

The subject performs better with a real crew than while operating the gear.

A recurring series needs a format that can be produced reliably.

The launch also needs graphics, clips or a focused digital home.

Typical deliverables

Know what leaves the edit before production begins.

We scope deliverables explicitly: aspect ratio, approximate duration, captioning, graphics, review rounds, source recordings and where each finished file will publish. That clarity makes the capture plan more efficient and the estimate more useful.

  • Creative treatment and production plan
  • Multi-camera picture and production sound
  • Edited master with color and final audio
  • Platform-specific cutdowns and vertical versions
  • Captions, thumbnails, stills or graphic assets when scoped
  • Organized recordings and delivery documentation

Useful starting points

Video and content production FAQ

Can one shoot produce both long-form and vertical content?

Yes, when both are planned before the shoot. Framing, eyelines, graphics, lighting and the shape of each moment may need to serve more than one composition.

Do you handle post-production?

Yes. Editing, color, audio finishing, motion graphics, captions and platform versions can be included in the same scope as production.

Can Third Space develop a recurring format?

Yes. We can define the premise, episode structure, visual system and production workflow so the series can improve without being reinvented every time.

Do you only shoot in the Third Space studio?

No. Studio production is a strong fit, but location work can be scoped when the story or event needs to happen elsewhere.

Make the production work harder

Bring the idea.
Leave with a content system.

Start a project brief