Video / Cinematic Video Production
Video Production - On Land, At Sea & In the Sky
JPS Creative is a California-based video production studio delivering cinematic content for sports marketing agencies, outdoor brands, and corporate clients. Ground, aerial, and underwater capabilities are all available under one roof, from concept through final delivery, shot on cinema camera systems.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
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Lead time scales with the size of the production. A minimal shoot can spin up in as little as a day's notice. On the other hand, a full production — especially one requiring FAA clearance — needs 120 to 180 days of planning. Our typical bookings fall around a 2 to 4 weeks of advance notice.
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Campaigns, sports content, corporate brand video, livestreaming and live events, sports marketing agencies, outdoor brands, and corporate clients — concept through final delivery. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Just ask, we can get it done.
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We can adapt to any camera system for the requirements of the shoot, but we most often utilize a suite of Sony FX6/FX3 and RED Raptor/Komodo cinema systems on the ground, paired with in-house aerial and underwater capability when a production calls for it.
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Both, depending on what the project needs. JPS Creative can handle post-production in-house, or work solely on the production side and deliver raw footage directly to your post house.
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JPS Creative is principal-led with a trusted network of collaborators — direct access to the person doing the work, with the ability to scale crew for larger productions.
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Yes, general liability insurance covers video production work, with an additional aviation liability policy covering drone operations.
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Primarily execution — JPS Creative brings the client's vision to life on production day, working in conjunction with marketing agencies and PR teams. Storyboarding and other pre-production planning can also be taken on when needed.
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Both. JPS Creative works directly with brands and alongside marketing agencies and PR teams, executing on their vision as part of the production.

