Your Chosen Corporate Video Production Company in Singapore

fewStones provides a broad range of video production services in Singapore, including live action videos, 2D animation, 3D animation, personalised videos, live streaming, corporate photography, drone video and photo, and Matterport 3D virtual tours. We also support the full production process, from concept development and scripting to filming, editing, motion graphics, subtitles, and final delivery. This makes it easier for businesses to manage one project with a single team instead of coordinating multiple vendors.

Corporate video production costs in Singapore vary based on the type of video, production complexity, filming requirements, animation scope, and turnaround time. A simple interview-led or event-style video will usually cost less (from $2,500), than a multi-day live action shoot ($6-20k) or a detailed 3D animation project. The most accurate way to budget is to start with your goals, preferred style, and deliverables. From there, fewStones can recommend an approach that matches your message, audience, and budget.

The timeline depends on the style and scope of the project. A simpler video with a clear brief and limited revisions can often be completed in 2-4 weeks, while larger productions with scripting, multiple filming days, animation, or several deliverables may take longer. Timelines also depend on review speed, location planning, and whether extra versions are needed for different platforms. fewStones helps streamline the process by planning each phase clearly before production begins.

The production process usually starts with understanding your goals, audience, message, and preferred video style. From there, fewStones will help with concept development, scripting, storyboarding, scheduling, filming or animation, and post-production editing. Depending on the project, this may also include voiceover, subtitles, motion graphics, music, and cutdowns for different channels. A structured process helps keep the project on track and ensures the final video supports your business objective, not just the visual output.

The right format depends on what you need the video to achieve. Live action works well when you want to show real people, locations, products, or customer stories. 2D animation is useful for simplifying services, processes, and abstract ideas in a clean and engaging way. 3D animation is often a better fit for products, prototypes, technical demonstrations, or spaces that need more realistic visualisation. In some cases, a hybrid approach can combine the strengths of each format.

fewStones works with businesses that need videos for marketing, sales, training, internal communications, recruitment, events, product launches, and brand storytelling. A live action corporate video can help introduce your company, while animation can explain a service or platform more clearly. Live streaming can support conferences and webinars, and photography or drone footage can strengthen campaigns with additional visual assets. The best use case depends on your audience, message, and where the content will be published.

Yes. fewStones supports more than the technical production stage. The team can help shape the concept, refine the message, develop the script, plan the storyboard, and advise on the best format for your business goals. Depending on the project, fewStones can also assist with subtitles, translation, voiceover, platform-specific cutdowns, and related visual services such as photography or drone footage. This is especially useful for businesses that need strategic guidance, not just a production crew.

Yes. Many businesses need more than one final asset from a single production. For example, one project may produce a main website video, shorter edits for LinkedIn or YouTube, vertical cuts for social media, still photography, or event highlight clips. Planning these outputs early helps the production team capture the right footage and structure the edit efficiently. fewStones can recommend how to adapt a single production into multiple deliverables without losing consistency in message or branding.