Creative production at editorial speed
Video, motion graphics, static creative and long-form editorial — produced in-house at our Edmonton studio with the turnaround discipline of a newsroom and the craft standards of a premium agency.
Studio-first production
Outsourcing every asset to freelancers and stock libraries is how brands end up with campaigns that look generic and feel disconnected. MediaRush keeps production in-house — six suites on 114 Street NW staffed by videographers, editors, motion designers and art directors who work from the same media architecture document.
That integration means a video editor knows which hook variant is being tested on TikTok this week, and a designer knows which landing page module needs to match the carousel set going live on Instagram. Production sprints run in two-week cycles with defined deliverable lists, review gates and revision rounds built into the timeline.
We produce for every format your channel mix demands: 9:16 vertical video, 1:1 carousel sets, 16:9 pre-roll, animated display banners, podcast clips, case study long-reads and email hero modules. Every asset ships with platform-specific variants so your media team is never scrambling to resize at launch.
Production formats
- Video production — Talking head, product demo, event coverage and documentary-style brand stories shot in-studio or on location across Alberta.
- Motion graphics — Animated explainers, data visualisations, social motion assets and lower-thirds packages for video series.
- Static creative — Display ads, social carousels, OOH adaptations and presentation decks with consistent brand application.
- Editorial content — Long-form articles, case studies, whitepapers and email nurture copy written by our content team.
- Creative testing packs — Variant matrices with 6–12 hook, format and CTA combinations ready for channel lab deployment.
All production includes asset management, version control and delivery in platform-ready formats with naming conventions your media team can adopt immediately.
Production schedules are published at the start of each sprint with milestone dates for rough cuts, client review and final delivery. Rush requests are accommodated for retainer clients when studio capacity allows, with transparent communication about any impact on the broader production queue.