Jewish Music Video Production
The music videos behind Yeshiva Boys Choir, New York Boys Choir, Zusha and Eli Marcus — and the concert films sold as DVDs.
The song is yours. The picture is ours.
Jewish music lives on YouTube and on WhatsApp now, and a song without a picture is half a release. We have produced music videos for Yeshiva Boys Choir, New York Boys Choir, Ashira Girls Choir, Zusha, Eli Marcus and Pumpidisa — some of them YouTube sensations — and full concert films for choirs, shot multi-camera and cut for sale as DVDs and streams.
A music video starts with the concept: what the song is about, where it should live, and what a choir of forty boys or a single singer can actually do on a shoot day. Then the production — locations, a crew, 4K cinema cameras, drone work when the shot calls for it, and a director who can keep a choir in frame and in spirit for twelve hours. The edit is where the song and the picture lock: cut to the track, graded for the mood, and finished for every screen it will play on.
For a concert we bring the multi-camera rig and the livestream: every angle covered, the audio captured properly, and a finished film that can be sold or released. Vertical cuts of the best moments go out as teasers before the release and as reels after it.
- Music videos, from concept and locations to the final cut
- Choir productions — Yeshiva Boys Choir, New York Boys Choir, Ashira
- Full concert films, multi-camera, for DVD and streaming release
- Lyric and performance videos for a single release
- Teasers and vertical cuts for the release week
Recent productions.
Asked before action.
Do you handle the concept, or do we bring one?+
Either. Most artists come with a feeling and a reference or two; we develop the concept, the locations and the shot list from there and agree it before anyone books a day.
Can you film a whole concert?+
Yes — multi-camera, with the audio handled properly, and a livestream if the show is being sold online. The finished film is cut for release as a DVD or a stream.
How long from the shoot to the release?+
A few weeks for a music video, depending on the edit and the effects. Concert films take longer because there is more of it; we agree the date against the release plan.
Also on the slate.
Tell us what you’re making.
Everything we film — the whole production house on one page.