Kicker.

Dallas video production

B2B videos for Dallas energy, healthcare, and tech teams.

Marketing, recruitment, and training films for DFW teams that have to get a video through legal or HR. Local crew. Broadcast-trained producers.  Based in Dallas.
Typical project: $4k–$15k.

ExxonMobil. Tenet. CBRE. United Healthcare. Mercury GSE. North Central Texas Council of Governments. That's not a mood board. That's the book.

The problem

Dallas is full of video vendors. Most of them are a camera and a website. The rest are Houston or LA shops who fly in, blow the budget on hotels, and hand you to a coordinator.

You don't need that. You need a company that already knows how DFW buys: energy, healthcare, airlines, the campuses off the Tollway. The film has to clear legal and HR before it reaches the person presenting it Monday morning.

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Dallas video production

Emmy award statue

Kicker is a 4-time Emmy® winning video production company based in Dallas. We produce your project from start to finish, and are deeply invested in its success.

What we do

Kicker makes B2B videos. We make clients look great.

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    Marketing films that shorten a sales cycle

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    Recruitment films that don't look like a campus ad

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    Training and safety films people will actually watch

Script first. You approve or we revise. Then we get to work for you, on deadline.

Some of our work

Who this is for

Dallas teams we make video for

Energy
Irving, Fort Worth, downtown. Operations, safety, investor, recruitment.
Healthcare
Hospital systems and the vendors selling into them. Patient education that stays compliant without going cold.
Corporate & executive
Comms, brand, and stakeholder films for people who present to a board.
Tech and AI
Product deep dives for engineers. Explainers for everyone else.

DFW comms and marketing leaders hire us when the story has to hold up internally before it can perform externally.

How we're different

We aren't a guy with a camera. We are your B2B production team.

Kicker has focused on business video content since 2005.  We know what works, and what doesn't.  
Broadcast-trained B2B producers with an awesome crew in DFW. The producer on your kickoff call owns the film. You will not get handed to a junior after the sale.

Your satisfaction is guaranteed.

How it works

Four steps, no mystery

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    No-obligation call

    20 minutes. What the video project has to do, who has to approve it, what it can't say.

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    Script

    Unlimited revisions until the message is right.

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    Production

    Dallas crew for filming. Or just editing and animation. No travel fee.  Dedicated producer.

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    Delivery

    Typical simple film: about two weeks.  

Trusted by clients just like you

Denise

Product Marketing, Communications

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We're a research firm, so we researched a lot of different companies, and Kicker's work stood out for us. The team is amazing, and it was all easy — which is great because we didn't have a lot of time to spend. A great experience.

Ara

Marketing Manager

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Working with Kicker was ideal. From meeting Paul and the team, we knew they had the experience we were looking for. In the end, the animated video was exactly what we were looking for. Great creative, and great results.

Anthony

Marketing Manager

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We were looking for a video vendor that could take our ideas and execute. The Kicker team is a joy to work with. Our product video came out beautifully, and we'd gladly work with Kicker again.

Dallas video production questions

How much does a corporate video cost in Dallas?
Most Dallas–Fort Worth B2B projects land between $3,000 and $9,000. Scope, shoot days, animation, and the number of deliverables move the number up or down.
Do you have a Dallas crew, or do you fly in?
We shoot with our local DFW team, so there are no travel or hotel fees on your budget. Kicker has been producing video since 2005.
How long does a video take to produce?
A straightforward film is typically about two weeks from approved script to delivery. Larger multi-video projects run four to eight weeks.
What kinds of videos do you make?
Marketing, recruitment, training and safety, executive and stakeholder communications, plus product explainers and animation for energy, healthcare, and tech teams.
Who do you work with in Dallas–Fort Worth?
Comms, marketing, HR, and safety leaders at energy, healthcare, and technology companies — including ExxonMobil, Tenet, CBRE, and United Healthcare.
Will I talk to the producer doing the work?
Yes. The senior producer on your first call owns the project. You are not handed to a junior after the sale.
Does Kicker write the scripts too? Or will you produce the script we provide?
Yes to both. Most of our clients have us write video scripts for them. We give you unlimited revisions on that script until you are happy. But we will also produce your approved script as well. Send that to us to review and we can quote faster!
Can you film at our plant, hospital, or badged facility?
Yes. Our DFW crews carry their own PPE, complete your site orientation and contractor safety training, pass badging and security clearance, and provide certificates of insurance to your HSE or security team before shoot day. We have filmed in plants, refineries, compressor stations, hospitals, ORs, and clinical areas, and we work around operations — the job never waits on the camera.
Do you produce Spanish-language versions?
Yes. Subtitled and fully voiced Spanish versions, which matters most on training and safety films for a DFW workforce. Translations get a human review pass on technical and safety terminology, never machine output alone.
Where in DFW do you shoot?
Downtown Dallas, Irving and Las Colinas, Plano and Legacy West, Richardson, Frisco, Arlington, and Fort Worth — plus travel out to plant and field locations across Texas when the story is there.
How does Kicker compare to other Dallas video production companies?
Three differences. A senior producer stays on your project from the first call through delivery instead of handing off to a junior. The script is approved before a camera rolls, so legal and HR review a document, not a locked edit. And we have made B2B films — marketing, recruitment, training, safety — since 2005, rather than splitting time between weddings, commercials, and corporate.
Who owns the footage once the project is complete?
You do. The client owns the finished film and the footage.
What does a recruitment or training video cost specifically?
The majority of our video projects range between $4,000 and $9,000. We have produced them for as little as $1,900 and as much as $90,000, depending on shoot days, locations, animation, and the number of deliverables.
Have more questions?
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