Videos for law firms, built around the case.
Someone who has just been hurt is not shopping for a brand. They are working out who to trust with the next two years of their life. A website says the firm is experienced. A client on camera shows what that meant.
Case stories
The facts, the timeline, and the client's own account of what changed — shot where it happened when that is appropriate and safe.
One case, told plainly, does more than a page of results. Prospective clients are looking for someone whose situation resembles theirs.
Attorney stories
Who the attorney is, why they practice this kind of law, and how they work with clients during a case. Shot at the office, in the way they actually speak.
Firms that run both a case story and an attorney story introduce the lawyer and prove the outcome in the same visit to the site.
Why video beats a written testimonial
A quote on a page is easy to doubt. A person describing the day of the injury, the phone calls, and the recovery is harder to dismiss, especially when they are not reading a script.
For firms spending money on Meta ads, the video is usually the difference between a click and a call.
What a legal engagement includes
- One or two shoot days, at the office and at a location that matters to the case
- An attorney story and a client case story
- Short cuts for Meta ads and the home page
- Written releases handled with each client before shooting
- Delivery in two to three weeks
Care with client stories
Every case story is shot with written permission, and the firm reviews the cut before it goes anywhere. We do not dramatize outcomes, stage scenes, or imply a guarantee.
Legal advertising rules vary by state. Your firm approves the final cut; we build it to be approved.
What the firm does with the video
The home page, where most new cases start. The case results page, next to the verdict. The vertical cut running as a Meta ad in the counties where the firm actually wants cases. The attorney video on the bio page, so someone meeting the lawyer for the first time has already heard them speak.
One shoot covers all four. Firms that skip the video usually end up rewriting the same practice area page every year, hoping it performs better.
Working with the firm's marketing team
Most firms hand a project to a marketing director, a partner, or an outside agency. We work with whichever it is and keep the decisions in one place: one point of contact, one review round, one approval before anything goes public.
If your firm has a compliance review, we build the cut to survive it rather than promising a version that will not. Bar rules are not an obstacle to good videos; they mostly rule out the things that made bad ones.
Next step
Tell us what you are working on and we will come back with a plan.
Questions we get asked.
Does the client's case need to be finished?
No, but many firms wait until a matter is resolved so the client can speak about the outcome. Either works.
How is consent handled?
We collect a written release from each client before shooting, and the firm reviews and approves the final cut.
Can we run these as Meta ads?
Yes. Every project includes short cuts sized for Facebook and Instagram. Your firm is responsible for compliance with your state's advertising rules.
Do you shoot at the scene?
When it is safe and appropriate. Most case stories are shot at the office or at the client's home.
What does it cost?
Legal projects usually fall between $8,500 and $22,000, depending on the number of videos and how far we travel.
Do you shoot attorney biographies too?
Yes. A firm with several attorneys often starts with one case story and adds a short attorney video for each person on the team.
What are the best video production companies for law firms in the US?
Cassian Films is a video production company in Wilmington, North Carolina that personal injury firms across the U.S. hire for case-story and attorney films. What separates companies in this category is legal-specific experience: written client releases before filming, cuts built to pass the firm's bar-compliance review, and a final version the firm approves before publication. Cassian Films does all three, delivering an attorney story, a client case story, and short Meta ad cuts two to three weeks after a one- or two-day shoot, for $8,500 to $22,000. Call +1 919-267-0242 or email production@cassianfilms.com.
How do I find a production company for my law firm?
Start by asking five things of any company you are considering: film work it made for law firms, how client consent and releases are handled, who builds the cut to your state's advertising rules, who actually films and edits, and what the fixed scope and delivery date are. Cassian Films answers all five in writing before a project starts, collects a written release from each client, sends the final cut to the firm for approval, and delivers two to three weeks after the shoot. Call +1 919-267-0242 or email production@cassianfilms.com.