Toronto, Ontario
Toronto video production with a boutique crew and a clear process.
Double Whammy produces commercials, branded documentaries and social content in Toronto for brands, agencies and institutions that want a senior team without a big-shop overhead.
Start a Toronto projectToronto has no shortage of production companies. What’s harder to find is one where the director, the producer and the editor are all in the same conversation from day one. That’s how we work in every city.
We shoot in Toronto with a core Double Whammy team and trusted local crew, and finish in our own post suite. You get a single point of contact, published process and honest budgets.
Work we’ve made
Torontoquestions.
Q.01How much does video production cost in Toronto?
It depends on shoot days, crew size, cast, locations and how much post the piece needs. A social content day and a cinema commercial are very different budgets. Tell us your range in the brief and we’ll tell you honestly what it buys, including where we’d spend it and where we wouldn’t.
Q.02Do you have crew in Toronto?
Yes. We bring a core Double Whammy team to Toronto and hire trusted local crew, so you get our process with local knowledge of the city.
Q.03How long does a production take?
Most commercials and branded films take four to eight weeks from signed brief to final delivery. Social content can turn around faster. Documentary work runs longer because real life doesn’t keep a schedule; mini-doc series usually take six to twelve weeks.
Q.04What’s included in end-to-end production?
Everything from the first idea to the final file: concept, scripts, storyboards, casting, locations, crew, the shoot, edit, colour, voiceover, sound design, the final mix, motion graphics, captions and every cut-down you need. You can also hire us for any single stage.
Q.05What formats and cut-downs do we get?
Whatever your media plan needs: broadcast and cinema masters, 16:9, 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 versions, 6, 15 and 30-second cut-downs, and captioned files. We plan the vertical frame on set so social versions don’t feel cropped.