Maple Frame Studios creates grounded video content for Canadian businesses, events, and creators.
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Maple Frame Studios was created to help organizations tell their stories through thoughtful video work that feels clear, steady, and useful. We plan each shoot with care, then capture clean footage, usually working with a tripod for stable interviews, product shots, and event coverage. Day to day, we keep communication simple, stay organized on set, and adapt to the needs of each project as it unfolds. We work with businesses, startups, nonprofits, event organizers, and marketing teams across Canada that want video content to support their brand and speak to the right audience.
Creativity guides how we shape each story so it feels authentic and engaging. Reliability means showing up prepared, keeping timelines in view, and delivering work people can build on. Collaboration matters to us because the best results usually come from listening closely and working alongside our clients.
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From first message to the job
We start with a short call to understand the event, location, timeline, and the kind of footage Maple Frame Studios needs to capture. This is also when we discuss any tripod setups, camera preferences, and the overall tone so the plan matches the shoot.
Next, we map out the key scenes, angles, and moments that should be filmed on site. A simple shot list helps the team stay organized and makes sure the footage supports the final story, whether it is for an event, promo, or brand piece.
On the shoot day, the crew arrives prepared with gear, including tripod support where steady framing is needed. We work around the schedule, light, and movement at the location to capture clean footage without slowing the production down.
After filming, the footage is organized and edited into the agreed deliverables. We share the finished video for review, make any reasonable refinements, and deliver the final files in formats that are ready for web, social, or internal use.
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Our facilities
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Who you reach
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Director of Photography
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Short updates
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Starting prices, quoted on site
This video presents a polished slideshow of our company in action, highlighting the services we offer, the way we work, and the results we aim to deliver. Viewers will get a clear, professional snapshot of our approach, capabilities, and commitment to quality.
Common questions
Maple Frame Studios typically provides planning, on-site filming, and edited video deliverables for events, brand stories, interviews, and promotional content. The team works with a practical setup that can include tripod-based shots for steady framing, along with handheld Footage when the project calls for more movement and a natural feel.
A typical project includes pre-shoot coordination, filming on location, and post-production editing to shape the final video. Depending on the scope, this may also cover clean audio capture, selected Footage review, and export formats suited for web, social media, or internal use.
Pricing is usually based on the amount of filming time, the number of crew members needed, and the level of editing requested. Projects that require more Footage coverage, multiple locations, or a Tripod setup for steady interviews and event shots can take more time to plan and film, which affects the quote.
Final quotes often include travel, overtime, additional camera support, and post-production work such as color correction or extra edits. If your project needs more Footage capture than originally planned or a more detailed setup with a Tripod and repeated takes, Maple Frame Studios will factor that into the estimate so the pricing stays clear.
The easiest way to get started is to send a short message with your event date, location in Canada, and the type of footage you need. Once we have that, we can reply with next steps and check availability for a quick planning call if needed.
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Contact
1020 Borden Avenue, Kelowna, BC V1Y 6A8, Canada
Phone: +1 (250) 762-9481
Email: [email protected]