None of the four production companies in our Perpignan comparison shows a price for a corporate video. Neither do we.

There's a reason, and we'll give it to you. But you don't have to wait for a sales meeting to know what we're talking about. Other companies publish their prices, in Perpignan, Montpellier, Toulouse and elsewhere. We collected them on 5 November 2026 and sorted them by what they buy.

How much does a corporate video cost?

A scripted corporate video costs thousands of euros. Published prices run from €2,000 to €15,000 excl. VAT, and go above €20,000 for a campaign with extras. In Toulouse, Slot B quotes €2,000 to €4,000 for a company presentation film, and €8,000 to €12,000 for a TV or cinema advert. Studio FLF, an Angers agency that shoots in Montpellier, goes up to €15,000 excl. VAT for a corporate film. The gap doesn't come from the film's length, but from the work it takes: writing, shooting days, locations, people on camera, editing and versions delivered. Offers around €1,000 exist too: these are short videos shot in half a day, and they're not the same product.

What production companies publish

From €6,000 excl. VAT: a scripted film, several locations, or a campaign

Slot B, in Toulouse: €5,000 to €8,000 for a motion design film of about 2 minutes, €8,000 to €12,000 for a TV or cinema advert, and €20,000 and up with extras.
Studio FLF: up to €15,000 excl. VAT for a corporate film.
Les Filmeurs: from €6,000 for their most complete package.

Here, there's real writing. There's a script, sets, people to direct, and an edit that takes its time. This is the territory of films people watch to the end.

€2,000 to €4,000 excl. VAT: a presentation film

Slot B: €2,000 to €4,000 for a company presentation film.
Studio FLF: from €3,500 excl. VAT for a complete corporate film.
Les Filmeurs: from €3,000 for their mid-range package.

There's a storyline, several scenes, often one or two shooting days.

Up to €1,500 excl. VAT: a short video, not a film

Zyra Production, in Montpellier: corporate video ‘around €870 excl. VAT’.
MVO Production: 1 min 30 presentation video at €890 excl. VAT, with interview, half a day's shooting and editing.
Emeric Visuals, in Paris: from €990 excl. VAT for an interview.
Nicolas Casas, in Perpignan: from €1,200 excl. VAT for a corporate film, €800 excl. VAT for an event.
Les Filmeurs: from €1,500 for about a minute, shooting, editing and music included.

At this price, you're buying a clear message, filmed at your premises from a simple script. That's enough for a CEO interview. Don't ask this format to make you cry.

These three bands are our reading of published prices, not an industry scale. An entry price tells you the least a provider will agree to do, not what your film will cost.

Why we don't show a price for a corporate video

Because a starting figure says nothing about a film that hasn't been written yet. Slot B puts it better than we can: ‘A 2-minute video can cost €2,500 and a 10-second video can cost €10,000’.

So we price each film on a quote, once we know what it needs to say. You get it within 24 hours, item by item, with no meeting to book first. We work at fixed day rates, with two plans on request:

Signature, for small businesses, startups and professional firms: two half-days, one 90 to 120-second video, 15 retouched photos, motion design and cinema-grade colour grading.
Premium, for mid-sized and large companies: a full shooting day, 4K aerial footage, one or two videos cut into several formats, 30 photos, scriptwriting and storyboard, sound design and mixing.

Several days, several companies or several sites: we add the plans together in one quote, line by line. Drone work is priced after a site survey.

What really drives the price of a corporate video

Shooting days and editing days

That's the basis of the calculation. A Paris company, LittleBox Films, is candid enough to publish its unit rates: €899 excl. VAT per shooting day, €570 excl. VAT per editing day. At those rates, two shooting days and three editing days come to €3,508 excl. VAT, before writing, drone, music and travel. It's a sample calculation, not our price, but it shows why a €900 film can't look like a €4,000 one.

Writing and preparation

It's the part you don't see, and the part you regret when it's missing. For the Tiers Temps residence film, near Toulouse, 59 days separated the quote from the first shot: a script, a 29-shot breakdown, four versions of the production file. We've opened that file, shot by shot. You can bring this part of the bill down by arriving with a well-written creative brief. The Tiers Temps brief already contained the gestures, the tone and the ending of the film.

People and permissions

A CEO interview needs one signature. A film with residents, children and an artist needs a form per person, parental consent and an agreement for the location. Also factor in the availability of people playing themselves: they have jobs to do.

Locations, travel and the drone

Read the exclusions. Les Filmeurs, for example, charge separately for travel beyond 30 km, motion design, subtitles and voice-over. In the Pyrénées-Orientales, a shoot in Cabestany and one in Font-Romeu are not the same day's work. And filming the white wolves at Casteil wildlife park takes different preparation from an interview in a meeting room. Drone work is priced after a site survey: we explain why on our drone filming in Perpignan page.

Versions and rights

A film for your website, a vertical cut for social media, a short version for LinkedIn: ask for them in the quote, it costs less than adding them later. Check the rights too: which uses, for how long, and whether the music is licensed for commercial use.

Where to put your budget, and where not to

Put it into the writing. That is what separates a film from a video, and it starts with one page from you: what the viewer should think at the end, and what you refuse to show.
Put it into shooting time. An extra day on the scenes that matter beats three locations rushed through.
Drop the drone if it tells no story. A pretty shot of your roof will not win you a single client.
Plan the versions at the shoot, so you don't pay for them twice.
Name one point of contact who knows the place and the people. An hour lost on set always ends up on the bill.

Production companies in Perpignan

Four names come up in our comparison, and none of them publishes a film price. La Séquence takes an auteur approach, in advertising, corporate and documentary. La Kabane à Images makes institutional films and documentaries. AV Production specialises in building sites and construction, drone work in particular. And then there is us.

Capturit was born in the Pyrénées-Orientales. There we have filmed the Aimé-Giral stadium from the air, the animals of Casteil wildlife park, the chef of La Chaumière in Font-Romeu, and an advert for Eva VR in Perpignan. We also build websites, so your film can arrive with the page that shows it.

In June 2026, we also filmed and edited videos for an American company in Cannes. Call us for a corporate film that has to sell, with a quote you can actually read.

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