A 30-second reel that earns the phone call.
A professionally produced problem/solution video you send by text. It frames the problem your prospect already has and teases the solution only you can deliver — a modern lead magnet that starts the conversation without giving away the full answer.
Why 30 seconds
Hook the problem. Leave the call for the solution.
A full explainer answers every question — and ends the conversation. A 30-second problem/solution reel does the opposite: it names the problem your prospect already feels, hints at the fix only you can provide, and gives them a reason to pick up the phone. You send it by text. They watch. They call back.
How it works
From problem set to text-ready reel.
Send your problem set
Tell us the problem your customer already has and the solution only you can deliver. We handle the script.
We come to you
A 30-second problem/solution reel, filmed at your office or workplace by default. We can also travel on-site — travel, lodging, and a $179/day per diem per person are added.
Send it by text
You get a text-ready link. Send it to a prospect; they watch; they call back. The reel earns the conversation.
One problem set, one 30-second problem/solution reel, text-ready.
- Professionally produced problem/solution script
- 30-second cinematic reel, vertical & text-ready
- One problem set per reel — order a few for the problems you solve most
Most experts order several — one per problem set. $99 each.
For whole teams
One reel per employee. Everyone knows who does what.
For corporate offices, we come to you. We film an Elevator 30 for each employee — a 30-second problem/solution reel for their internal profile, so colleagues understand what each person actually does and who to call for what.
Volume pricing applies, with a small per-reel upcharge for on-site travel, lodging, and a $179/day per diem per person. The more reels we film in a visit, the lower the per-reel cost.
Let's talk team packagesHow a team visit works
- We schedule an on-site day at your office and plan the problem sets with each employee in advance.
- On the shoot day, each person steps in for a short on-location session — several reels filmed in a single visit.
- Every employee receives a 30-second problem/solution reel ready for their internal profile.
Client Stories
What clients say
“The footage is beautiful and looks like something you'd see in a high end ad, which is exactly what we were going for.”
Kate M.
Marketing Client
“The monthly aerial progress shots changed how we update our investors. You can see the whole build in one frame, and the Lookout Visuals team handles the flight logistics so we don't have to think about it.”
Marcus T.
Project Manager, Residential Developer
“We wanted a video that actually sounded like us, not a generic ad. They sat down with our team, asked the right questions, and cut together something our regulars recognized immediately. Sign-ups ticked up the week we posted it.”
Dana R.
Owner, North Shore studio
“The interview footage gave our annual campaign a voice we couldn't have produced in-house. Professional, warm, and genuinely us.”
James W.
Outreach Director, local nonprofit
Good to Know
Elevator 30 FAQ
What exactly do I get?
A 30-second problem/solution reel, delivered as a vertical, text-ready link you can send to any prospect.
Do you give the full solution?
No. The reel frames the problem and hooks the solution — enough to earn the phone call. The full answer is what happens on the call.
How long is the reel?
30 seconds. Long enough to frame the problem and tease the fix, short enough to watch inside a text thread.
Can I order more than one?
Yes. Most experts solve several problems — order one reel per problem set at $99 each.
Where is it filmed?
At your office or workplace by default. We can also travel on-site — travel, lodging, and a $179/day per diem per person are added.
What's the turnaround?
Typically 5–7 business days from the time you send your problem set.
Free Guides
Resources before you book
Aerial Feasibility Guide
Can We Fly Your Site?
What's legal, what isn't, and how we get permission where other pilots can't.
- Plain-English breakdown of FAA airspace classes and no-fly zones
- How LAANC authorization and Part 107 waivers actually work
- A short checklist to run on your site before you call us
Cinematic Footage Playbook
Plan Footage That Looks Professional
How to prepare interviews, testimonials, and b-roll that elevate your brand — before you hire a crew.
- How to structure interviews and testimonials that sound natural, not scripted
- A b-roll shot list so nothing important gets missed
- Pre-production checklist for locations, releases, and scheduling