Fort Worth Commercial Videographer
Brand Films, Corporate Interviews & Business Video Production
Your team has a story to tell. The challenge is figuring out which parts matter to the people you want to reach—and helping everyone feel comfortable telling it on camera.
I’m Hunter Gregory, founder of H&K Cinema and a Fort Worth commercial videographer. I work with businesses, real estate teams, custom home builders, and organizations to create brand films, interviews, website videos, and event coverage.
That work has taken me inside The Fort Worth Club for conversations with company founders, onto active construction sites with builders and designers, and through properties with real estate teams. Each project starts with understanding what the video needs to accomplish and planning the footage around that purpose.
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Commercial Video Work Around Fort Worth
The Monolith Group — A Brand Film at The Fort Worth Club
The Monolith Group project began with seven interviews in one day at The Fort Worth Club.
The challenge was bringing several voices together to explain a complex business clearly. The founders and team each contributed a different perspective, and the edit connected those conversations into one story.
We also captured the team working together, footage throughout the space, Fort Worth city visuals, and additional assets for the company’s website and marketing.
Read about The Monolith Group brand film.
Cross Custom Homes — From Planning to a Finished Home
For Cross Custom Homes in Weatherford, the story followed the people and decisions behind the building process.
We filmed interviews with founder Logan Cross and the designer, captured the team reviewing plans and walking an active jobsite, and documented a completed home. A separate homeowner interview added the perspective of someone who had been through the process themselves.
Those pieces gave prospective clients a way to understand the company’s approach before scheduling their first conversation.
Explore the Cross Custom Homes production.
Seven6 Realty — Introducing a Team in 60 Seconds
Seven6 Realty needed a short video for its website banner. We filmed at several properties around the Fort Worth area, including new builds nearing completion and an older home for sale.
I directed group walking shots, greetings, and scenes of the team working together. Time-lapses around Sundance Square and the 7th Street Bridge, along with downtown aerial footage, helped establish the company’s connection to the area.
The finished video brought the team, properties, and city together in about a minute.
Video Production Built Around How You’ll Use It
Brand Films & Company Stories
A brand film gives people a way to meet your business before they contact you. We can build it around founder interviews, your team’s perspective, your working environment, and the process behind your services.
For businesses with a complicated offering, I help shape the conversation into ideas a potential client can follow.
Corporate Interviews & Customer Testimonials
Being knowledgeable about your work doesn’t automatically make talking on camera feel easy.
I guide interviews with questions that give people room to explain things in their own words. Lighting, professional audio, and camera placement are planned around the space, with multicamera coverage when the project calls for it.
Customer interviews can add another useful perspective: what it was actually like to work with your company.
Real Estate, Construction & Architecture Videos
These projects often involve several stages and locations. An active jobsite, a completed property, and a conversation with the people behind the design can each contribute something different.
My work includes real estate team videos, builder brand films, property footage, and architectural interviews. Depending on the project, coverage can combine walkthroughs, closer architectural details, people using the space, and aerial footage.
Conference & Corporate Event Coverage
Event coverage starts with deciding what needs to be preserved and how the footage will be used afterward.
That might include a recap film, attendee interviews, testimonials, or recordings of presentations. Full session coverage requires a different camera and audio plan from a highlight video, so we work through those needs before the event.
Website Banners & Social Video
Some projects need a short visual introduction that works immediately when someone lands on a website. Others need supporting clips for social media or a campaign.
We can plan those deliverables alongside the main film, including horizontal and vertical versions where needed. Knowing the intended formats before filming helps us capture footage that fits.
How We Plan Your Shoot
Start With the Audience and the Goal
Our first conversation covers who you want to reach, what they need to understand, and where the finished video will appear.
We also discuss locations, who will be on camera, scheduling, and the deliverables you need. A website banner, a customer testimonial, and a conference recording each call for a different plan.
Give People Clear Direction
On set, I help your team understand what we’re filming and what to do.
That might mean guiding an interview, organizing a group walking shot, or asking someone to demonstrate part of their work. You don’t have to arrive knowing how to perform for a camera.
Build the Edit Around the Strongest Material
The approach depends on the project. For Monolith, that meant connecting the clearest ideas from seven interviews. For Seven6 Realty, it meant choosing the strongest visual moments for a fast-moving, 60-second film.
The final edit brings together the footage, sound, color, and pacing around the purpose we established at the beginning.
Filming in Fort Worth and the Surrounding Area
I’m based in Fort Worth and work throughout the city and surrounding North Texas communities.
Sometimes the location is central to the story, as it was at The Fort Worth Club. Other projects take us between offices, properties, and construction sites around Fort Worth and Weatherford.
When city footage serves the project, I capture recognizable locations that connect the film to the area. When the story belongs inside your workplace, that is where we focus our time.
You can also explore our broader Fort Worth videography services or browse the commercial video portfolio.
Questions About Your Production
Can we create several videos from one shoot?
Yes. We can plan a main brand film alongside website footage, shorter edits, or other agreed deliverables. Discussing those needs early helps us schedule the right coverage and frame shots for their intended use.
Do we need a finished script?
You can bring an existing script or a starting idea. For interview projects, I can guide the conversation with questions and use the strongest answers to shape the film.
Can you film a project if we already have an editor?
Yes. I also take on filming assignments for projects being edited by another team. We’ll coordinate the footage requirements, camera and audio setup, and delivery expectations before the shoot.
What determines the cost?
The scope: filming time, locations, crew, equipment, and the number and complexity of the finished videos. Once we’ve discussed the project, I can prepare a proposal around the production it needs.
Let’s Talk About Your Fort Worth Video Project
Tell me about your business, the audience you want to reach, and what you need the video to do. If you already have a location, deadline, or examples in mind, include those too.
We’ll start with a conversation and work out the right production approach for your project.
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