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Instant quoteWe make company films, case studies, recruitment films and internal comms videos for organisations across Ireland. Interview films start from €3,150 and corporate films from €4,350.
Company films, case studies and recruitment films. Interview films from €3,150 and corporate films from €4,350.
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We film company stories, customer case studies, testimonials, recruitment films and internal comms, at your office or on location across Ireland. Most run one to three minutes, built around interviews with your people and the shots that bring them to life. From the same shoot we cut social versions and stills.
Five steps and one fixed price, from the first call to the finished film.
Step 01
A free 30-minute call with us about your story, who it’s for and where the film will be shown.
Step 02
One price in writing before anything starts. Script support and captions are in it.
Step 03
We shape the idea and questions with you, then share a plan with the call sheet and shot list.
Step 04
Our crew of two sets up at your office or on location, films the interviews, then the shots.
Step 05
Review your film on Vimeo and comment at the exact second you want changed. Rounds are built in.
“Mango Media has helped us frame many amazing people within our company and put them in front of the world. Overall, it has really benefited our business.”
“I’m impressed by Mango Media’s determination and drive. They’re highly motivated, and they immediately understood what kind of shoot we wanted.”
“What stood out most about Mango Media was their ability to deliver high quality content within such a tight timeframe as well as the quality of their work.”
“The team understood what we wanted and guided us in executing our vision. Mango Media was happy to take our feedback onboard, and we relied on their expertise.”
“I’m most impressed with Mango Media’s attitude. They're very keen to deliver more than what’s asked of them, and they have lots of really good ideas.”
One call, one fixed price in writing, and the questions agreed before anyone is on camera.
From €3,150
The simplest corporate film we make: interviews filmed in half a day, cut into one short film.
From €4,350
A full day with your people: interviews, plus the supporting shots that bring them to life.
Typical brief
A company story for your website and LinkedIn: three people interviewed at your Dublin office.
Typical deliverables
Typical cost
€4,800–€5,950
Fixed in writing
Prices exclude VAT. Irish clients add 23%; most UK and international business clients pay no Irish VAT.
Tell the calculator about your project and it emails you an estimate in a few minutes.
Get your instant quoteTwo people and two cameras as standard, set up in one room and working around your day.
Lights, two cameras and clean sound in a quiet room, with the questions agreed with you well before the shoot day.
Your team at work, your building, a product in use and the street outside: the shots that turn interviews into a film.
Licensed drone footage wherever the location suits, plus a set of stills from the shoot for your website and press.
A small senior team plans, films and edits your film. You’ll deal with the same people from the first call to the final cut.
Co-founder and Managing Director
Co-founder and Creative Director
Director of Photography
Producer
Senior Producer
Filmmaker and Editor
Your film arrives on Vimeo and your stills on Google Drive, with every change a timecoded comment.
One to three minutes, built around your people, in their own words.
Short vertical versions for LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok feeds.
On every edit, because most social video is watched with no sound.
Each answer as a clip of its own, if we plan for it before the day.
Photos from the same shoot, for your website, reports and the press.
“Mango Media was extremely punctual and accommodating at every stage.”
DCU’s Communications team wanted a short film for a language degree covering five languages, selling study abroad and careers at a time when AI was seen as a threat to language learning.
One full day on campus: two graduates and three students, each with a line in a different language, then students and lecturers at work in the language lab.
One full shoot day on campus, a 71-second course film, subtitles in English and five languages, two short social versions, name cards and branded titles, masters in 4K, 1080p and 720p.
“It’s perfect. I’m very happy with it. […] Thank you for your patience and for taking all the feedback on board so quickly. It was an absolute pleasure working with you.”
Global firms, Irish scaleups, healthcare providers and public bodies, filmed at their offices and on location.
Companies
Tech & scaleups
Healthcare
Public sector & education
For councils, government departments, universities and charities: what we have ready for your paperwork.
Need a document for your tender? Email hello@mangomedia.ie
Start with who will watch it and what you want them to do. Most corporate films fall into a few types:
A case study works best told by your customer, not by you. A recruitment film works best with real staff, filmed where they actually work. A message from the CEO can be filmed in under an hour. If you’re not sure which you need, that’s what the first call is for, and we’ll tell you honestly if a shorter, simpler film will do the job.
Most corporate shoots are built around interviews. Before the day we agree the questions with you, so the people on camera know what they’ll be asked, but we don’t hand them a script to memorise. Answers in their own words sound more natural.
On the day, our crew of two sets up lights, two cameras and microphones in a quiet room. Allow about two hours for that before the first interview. Then we film each interview, and after that the supporting shots: people at work, the building, a product in use, the city outside. Those shots are what turn a talking head into a film.
We film at your office, at a customer’s site, or on location anywhere in Ireland.
Most people do, and it rarely shows in the finished film. We send the questions in advance and keep the room small: just our crew and whoever needs to be there. We start with easy questions, and nothing is live, so a stumble is simply cut.
If someone would rather read, we bring a teleprompter and load their script on the day, even if it changes at the last minute. For short leadership messages, a teleprompter often works best. For stories and case studies, a natural conversation almost always looks better.
We plan it with you first. You get a production plan: one shared page with the call sheet, shot list, timings and logistics, so your team knows who is filmed where and when.
Book one room for the interviews, ideally quiet and away from the busiest corridor. We need it for about two hours before the first interview to set up, and we tidy everything away after. If your building has security sign-in, send us the form and we’ll give you the crew names in advance.
Shots of people at work are filmed in short bursts around your day. Anyone who doesn’t want to appear just tells us, and we film around them.
Plan the extras before the shoot, not after. The same day of filming can give you the main film, social cut-downs for LinkedIn, Instagram or TikTok, vertical versions for phones, and a set of stills for your website and press.
Captions come with every edit, because most people watch social video with the sound off. If you’ll want separate clips of each speaker, say so early and we’ll film each answer so it stands on its own.
Films arrive on Vimeo, where you can review and download every version. Photos come in a shared Google Drive folder.
Can’t see yours? Ask us directly.
Our interview films start from €3,150, and a full-day corporate film with supporting shots from €4,350. The price depends on how long we film, how many films and cut-downs you need, and where we film. Describe your project in our instant quote calculator for an estimate in a few minutes, then we confirm one fixed price in writing.
Usually five to ten business days from the shoot to your first cut. If you need it sooner, a rush edit is possible at an extra cost. Tell us your deadline on the first call.
On Vimeo. You comment at the exact second you want changed, so nothing gets lost in long email threads, and review rounds are built into your price.
Usually two people with two cameras, plus lights and sound. Bigger shoots, with several locations or a lot of movement, get more crew, agreed in your quote.
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