★★★★★
“Fantastic reel – fun, professional, visually stunning. David captured the heart of our store and our people without making it feel staged or corporate.”
Chris Walsh
IGA • Alberta
Owner-operated since 2001 · Drayton Valley
Edmonton Video Production for Corporate & Marketing Stories
25+ years. One producer. No agency layers.
David Mathew Bonner Video Productions makes corporate videos, brand stories, recruitment films, and training content for Edmonton-area businesses.I do all the work from concept to final edit. Most projects cost $2,500–$5,000.
Free consults. Delivered on time and on budget.
Edmonton Video Production Corporate & Marketing Stories
25+ years. One producer. No agency layers.
From concept to final edit.
Based in Drayton Valley. David Mathew Bonner Video Productions makes corporate videos, brand stories, recruitment films, and training content for Edmonton-area businesses. I do all the work from concept to final edit. Most projects cost $2,500–$5,000.
Services
Edmonton Video Production for Business, Corporate & Marketing Content
Every project starts with understanding what you’re trying to say, who you need to reach, and what you want the video to accomplish. From there, I help guide the process — finding the story, shaping the message, and figuring out the best way to bring it to the screen. From corporate interviews and brand stories to recruitment, training and marketing content, I help Edmonton and Alberta businesses create video that feels genuine, looks professional, and connects with the people watching.
Corporate Video Production & Brand Story Films
Good corporate video shouldn’t feel corporate. I’m always looking for the story and the shot that helps tell it — whether that’s a person, a piece of machinery, a process in motion, or one small detail that says more than a paragraph ever could. I help you figure out what matters, how to show it, and how to bring it all together. From the first idea through interviews, filming and the final edit, I guide the process from concept to creation.
- Brand story films
- Corporate overview videos
- Testimonial and case study videos
- Recruitment and team culture videos
- Documentary-style business storytelling
Marketing, Social Media & Product Video
Whether you’re launching something new, explaining a product, promoting an event or simply trying to get noticed, I start with the message and build the video around it. The goal isn’t just to fill a feed or check a marketing box — it’s to create something worth watching that helps people understand, remember and act on what you have to say.
- Short-form social videos and reels
- Training and explainer videos
- Product demo videos
- Event highlights
- Fast-turn marketing edits
Creative, AI-Assisted & Confidential Projects
Some stories need a little more imagination, and some projects require discretion. Real footage is my starting point, but today’s production tools give us ways to create shots and scenes that simply couldn’t be captured otherwise. When it genuinely helps tell the story, I can use selective AI-assisted visuals alongside traditional production. I’m also comfortable working within NDA and confidential review requirements.
- Concept, script, and creative direction
- AI-assisted visuals when live footage isn’t the right tool
- Internal corporate communication videos
- NDA-friendly review and delivery
The tools keep changing. Good storytelling doesn’t. I listen first, understand the message, find the shot, and use the tools that best help tell the story.
Edmonton
St. Albert
Sherwood Park
Red Deer
Drayton Valley
Central Alberta
Calgary (By Request)
Western Canada (By Request)
Canada-Wide (By Request)
Edmonton
St. Albert
Sherwood Park
Red Deer
Drayton Valley
Central Alberta
Calgary (By Request)
Western Canada (By Request)
Canada-Wide (By Request)
Watch My Edmonton Video Production Showreel DMB Video | From Concept To Creation
One producer. First call to final cut.
No account-manager handoffs and no bloated crew. You work directly with me from planning through filming and final edit.
I only take on one or two new projects a month alongside recurring client work. If you have a meaningful or challenging project, I would love to talk.
— David Mathew Bonner
Pricing
Transparent Video Production Pricing for Edmonton & Alberta Businesses
Most finished video projects land between $2,500 and $5,000. The rates below help build your project cost, but every production is different. Larger and multi-day projects can often be packaged at better overall rates.
- Typical project: $2,500–$5,000
- Half-Day Filming: $850
- Full Day Filming: $1,500
- Editing: $100/hr
- Basic Consults: Always free
No rental fees, no nickel-and-diming, no agency bloat.
Alberta Video Production Reviews
IGA Easter video — 10,000+ organic views and a product sell-out in 24 hours.
★★★★★
“David took our vision and developed high quality productions that respected patients, families, and staff. His professionalism and expertise are second to none.”
Chandell Popik
Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
★★★★★
“We worked with David on all of our corporate videos. He’s professional, has a clear vision, and being an owner-operator means no miscommunication. Highly recommend.”
Dean Arnill
Western Asphalt
★★★★★
David made a powerful documentary for Unmasking The Truth. He created a safe environment for all involved and even donated the video back to the charity. Amazing work.
Brianne Roberge
Unmasking The Truth
★★★★★
I loved working with Dave. Smooth and easy. The end results were unbelievable and turned out amazing.
Feras Tarabein
Goldie’s Chicken and Pizza
★★★★★
David is creative, hardworking, professional, and very likable. I highly recommend his services.
Larry Finnson
Co-owner, OMG’s Candy
★★★★★
It was a pleasure working with David. I highly recommend his video production services.
Laura Bragg
City of St. Albert
★★★★★
David created a video for our company and the final product was incredible. Fun and professional. Delivered exactly what we needed.
Jamie Imeson
Patterson Dental
★★★★★
David took control on shoot day and captured genuine responses. His B-roll ideas and the final cut were flawless. We did not need to change a thing.
Trevor Jones
Prairie Operations, CARSTAR Canada
Edmonton Video Production: Projects & Stories Recent Work, Case Studies & Insights from Across Alberta
25+ Years • Still Running Strong
As Reliable As My ’85 Dodge
I believe good work comes down to a few simple things: show up, do the work, be honest about what is needed, and give people something dependable.
That has been my approach to video production since 2001 — practical, direct, and focused on creating work that actually serves the people I make it for.
David Mathew Bonner
Creator • Videographer • Photographer
I run a small videography company with a big imagination. What I bring to a project goes well beyond pushing record. It starts with listening, understanding what you want to accomplish, imagining what the story could become, and finding creative ways to bring it to life.
After more than 25 years in video production, much of that creative process has become instinctive. I’m thinking about the story, the shot, the sound, the pacing, and the final edit while we’re still developing the idea. Whether I’m filming a person, a piece of machinery, a process in motion, or finding a way to visualize something that can’t be filmed at all, I’m always looking for what will make the story work.
The tools have changed enormously since I started — and they keep getting better. Better cameras, smaller lights, better audio, drones, 360 cameras, and now AI give me creative possibilities I could only have imagined a few years ago. But the fundamentals haven’t changed: listen well, find the story, find the shot, and know how to put it all together.
Technology gives me more ways to create. Experience, imagination, and knowing when — and when not — to use those tools are what make the difference.
Making video look good takes skill. Making it mean something takes vision.
The Anti-Agency Agent
David Mathew Bonner · Drayton Valley, Alberta
Contact David Mathew Bonner
Tell me about your project, your goals, your audience and your timeline. I’ll respond personally and help you figure out the right approach.
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Use the form or contact me directly. Basic consultations are always free, and I am happy to help shape a practical scope before you commit to anything.
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Common Questions
How much does a video cost?
Projects typically range from $1,500 to $7,500+ depending on scope. Most business videos fall between $2,500–$5,000.
Do you travel outside Edmonton?
Yes. I’m based in Drayton Valley and regularly serve Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Red Deer, Central Alberta, and locations across the province. Calgary and Canada-wide travel are available for select projects.
Who owns the finished video and raw footage?
You own the completed video. Once the project is finalized and paid, you receive the agreed finished deliverables and the commercial rights to use and distribute them for the intended business use. Raw footage and project files are not automatically included, but can be delivered when they are part of the agreed project scope. Licensed music, stock assets, fonts, templates, and other third-party materials may have separate licensing conditions. I retain the right to show the finished work in my portfolio unless the project is confidential, covered by an NDA, or we have agreed otherwise.
Do you work with strict corporate NDAs or internal projects?
Yes. I regularly handle confidential training, internal communications, and executive projects using secure review, controlled distribution, and offline storage when required.
Can you capture both video and photography on location?
Yes. I can capture cinematic 4K video alongside corporate portraits, action stills, product images, and facility photography during the same production day.
Can one videographer handle a professional corporate production?
Yes. Most DMB Video projects are handled as a lean owner-operated production. I can manage producing, interviews, camera, lighting, audio, b-roll, and editing directly, while bringing in additional crew only when the scope genuinely requires it.
How long does a corporate video project take?
Many business projects are completed in roughly 1–3 weeks from filming to final delivery, depending on scope, approvals, and revisions. Simple or time-sensitive edits can often be turned around faster.
What is the Anti-Agency Agent advantage?
You work directly with one experienced producer who plans, films, records, and edits the project. There are no account-manager layers, oversized crews, or unnecessary agency costs.
Have a different question? Just ask — I am happy to help.