Riveron Roundtable, Part 1: The Modern Tech-Enabled CFO
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Ongoing video and photo content, on a schedule.
LNR Media offers monthly and quarterly content retainers for marketing teams that need a steady supply of video and photography. Instead of scrambling for each piece, you get a regular shoot rhythm, a production partner who already knows your brand, and a predictable budget.
Why a retainer
Most marketing teams don't need one big video a year. They need something new every few weeks: a client spotlight, an event recap, new headshots, social clips, a recruiting piece. Booking each one separately means a new brief, a new quote, and a new learning curve every time.
A retainer fixes that. We learn your brand once, plan a calendar with you, and show up on a regular schedule. Each shoot day is planned to cover several needs at once.
What a retainer can include
- Regular shoot days for video and photography
- Interview series and thought leadership
- Event coverage through the year
- Social and short-form cutdowns
- Headshots for new hires
Retainers are scoped around your content calendar, not a fixed package. Starting at $3,000 per month.
How it works
We start with a planning session to map the next quarter: what's launching, what events are coming, and what your channels need. Then we build a shoot schedule and adjust as priorities change. You get one point of contact, James, for all of it.
Examples from our work
Three ways to start.
Single project
From $2,500One brand film, one event, one interview day, or one headshot session, scoped around a single deliverable.
Corporate videoContent partnership
From $3,000 / monthA monthly or quarterly retainer with a regular shoot rhythm, planned around your content calendar.
Content retainersSmall business packages
From $1,000Brand Photos, Brand Story, and Brand + Web: photos, a promotional video, and a website for local businesses.
Small businessJames made the whole process easy. He understood what we wanted to say about the museum and made our team comfortable on camera. The finished video is something we're proud to share.
We're plumbers, not actors, and James made it feel easy. The video shows who we are and what we do better than anything we could have put together ourselves.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
A monthly retainer suits teams posting new content every week. A quarterly retainer suits teams with a few big moments each quarter. We'll recommend one based on your calendar.
Yes. The retainer covers time and capacity, not a fixed list of videos. Priorities change, and the plan changes with them.
Six months minimum, though most partnerships run 12. Retainers usually start after we've done a couple of projects together and have a feel for how we work.
We don't count shoot days, so use the retainer as much as you need. At the end of the year, or the end of the retainer, we look at the work done against what was paid and adjust so it's fair for both sides. It's a partnership.
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