Video should do more than look good —
it should create understanding.

Because understanding creates trust. Trust creates action. Action creates meaningful change.

We help organizations close the gap between what they know and what the people they need to reach understand.

How We Approach Every Project

Our partners are solving real problems in their communities. We help them communicate it clearly so their audience can see it, understand it and act on it.

  • Every project begins with understanding the problem we’re solving.

    We start with conversations around your goals, audience, challenges and message so we can identify what the video actually needs to accomplish.

  • Once we understand the objective, we build the plan.

    This may include:

    • messaging development

    • creative direction

    • interview planning

    • scripting

    • shot lists

    • campaign strategy

    • distribution recommendations

    We believe clarity before production leads to stronger results.

  • This is where the vision comes to life.

    Our team handles filming with a focus on professionalism, adaptability and creating an environment where people feel comfortable on camera.

    Whether we’re filming in an office, on a jobsite or in the middle of a community event, we work to capture authentic moments that support the story.

  • Editing is where structure, pacing and emotion come together.

    We shape the footage into a clear and intentional story through:

    • editing

    • sound design

    • music

    • color grading

    • graphics

    • revisions

    Every decision is made to support the message, not distract from it.

  • Once the final video is complete, we help prepare it for real-world use.

    Depending on the project, this may include:

    • Website or TV formatting

    • Campaign Rollout Strategy

    • Social Media Versions

    • Distribution Guidance

    Because a great video only works if people actually see it.

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“What I appreciated most about working with 605 Video Company is that they took the time to get to know us and fully understood the story we were looking to tell. From initial planning sessions to full shoot days with people of all ages, Cait and Dennis provided the perfect amount of support and level headed demeanor to get the job done. And they played along with us, too!”

- Kerrie, Director of Marketing & Communications, Children's Museum of South Dakota
A woman with curly brown hair, earrings, and a brown jacket sitting at a table with a laptop, in an auditorium or conference room with rows of blue padded chairs.
A man wearing a beige baseball cap and a dark jacket uses a professional camera to shoot a photo inside a café. He is capturing a woman sitting at a table, dressed in a green jacket and white pants, who is engaged in the photo.
Indoor scene with a woman speaking to people in a small event setup. The setup includes lighting equipment, cameras, and chairs, with bookshelves and colorful signs on the wall reading 'It's a good day to read a book' in the background.
A room set up for filming or photography, with professional lighting, cameras on tripods, a desk, a sofa, bookshelves, and various potted plants in the background.
Camera on a tripod capturing a woman in a green jacket during a video recording, with a background including a TV screen displaying a pie chart and a room with chairs and a box.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Most professional video projects take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the scope of the project, number of filming days, interviews, locations, and final deliverables needed.

    At 605 Video Company, we begin with strategy and pre-production so the message is clear before filming starts. From there, we move into production, editing, revisions, and final delivery. Smaller projects may move quickly, while larger video campaigns with multiple videos or filming locations may require a longer timeline.

  • The cost of a professional video campaign depends on the scope, timeline, production needs, number of filming days, crew size, editing complexity, and how many final videos your organization needs.

    Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all package, 605 Video Company starts with a conversation to understand your goals and recommend the right approach. Some organizations need one strong brand video, while others need a full video campaign with multiple versions for their website, social media, events, fundraising, or internal communication.

  • When choosing a video production company for your nonprofit, look for a team that understands more than cameras and editing. The right partner should help clarify your message, identify the strongest stories, and create videos that support your mission beyond a single event or campaign.

    A strong nonprofit video partner should understand storytelling, donor communication, community trust, and how to make your mission feel clear, human, and easy to share.

  • Working with a local Sioux Falls video production company gives your organization a creative partner who understands the community, can collaborate closely, and can help capture real people, places, and stories with care.

    605 Video Company works with organizations across Sioux Falls and South Dakota to create strategic video campaigns that build trust, explain important work, and move people to action.

  • 605 Video Company offers strategic video production for organizations that need to communicate clearly. This can include brand videos, nonprofit storytelling, fundraising videos, event videos, recruitment videos, website videos, social media content, campaign videos, documentary-style videos, and project-based video stories.

    Each project is shaped around the organization’s goals, audience, and message.

  • The best way to start a project with 605 Video Company is to reach out and schedule a conversation. We’ll talk through your goals, audience, timeline, and what you need people to understand.

    From there, we can recommend the right video approach, whether that is one focused video or a larger campaign with multiple deliverables.