In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, high-quality video content is a must for brands that want to stand out. As a leading San Francisco video production company, The Werehaus has been helping businesses in the SF Bay Area create impactful, engaging videos that resonate with audiences. But why is professional video production so important for your brand, and why should you choose a local partner?

The Power of Video for Brand Growth

Video content has become one of the most powerful tools for driving engagement, increasing brand awareness, and converting potential customers. Whether it’s a commercial, a product demo, or an interview with your CEO, video allows you to tell your story in a way that text and images simply can’t. Video grabs attention, evokes emotion, and encourages people to take action.

In fact, recent studies show that video can increase conversions by up to 80%. But not just any video will do—it takes quality production, a creative approach, and a strategic distribution plan to ensure your video has the impact you want.

Why Choose a San Francisco Video Production Company?

San Francisco is home to some of the most innovative companies in the world, and your brand deserves a production partner who understands the unique demands of this fast-moving market. As a San Francisco video production studio, we bring a deep understanding of the local culture and trends, allowing us to create videos that speak directly to your audience.

At The Werehaus, we offer full-service video production, meaning we handle everything from creative development and scripting to production and post-production. We work closely with our clients to ensure that each video aligns with their brand’s goals and communicates the right message.

The Benefits of Working with a Local Bay Area Video Production Team

When you work with a local SF Bay Area video production company like The Werehaus, you’re not just getting a production crew—you’re getting a collaborative partner. We know the local market, we understand the needs of Bay Area brands, and we’re equipped with the expertise and equipment to bring your vision to life.

Plus, working with a local team means we can offer a more hands-on approach. From scouting locations in San Francisco to collaborating on set in the Bay Area, our team is with you every step of the way.

How The Werehaus Can Help You Succeed

As one of the top San Francisco video production companies, The Werehaus has worked with businesses of all sizes—from startups to global brands. We specialize in producing high-quality content that aligns with your brand’s vision and helps you achieve your marketing goals.

Ready to elevate your brand with professional video production? Contact us today to learn how The Werehaus can help bring your ideas to life.

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Recently, we acquired some new equipment so this was a great time to test it out. The drone footage was all shot on the DJI Phantom 4 which Terry had only flown a couple of times. We didn’t want to draw too much attention to ourselves so this shot was our only chance and Terry nailed it. The rest was filmed riding next to Erik with a Pilotfly 3 Axis Gimble. Also, gotta stick a GoPro shot in there somewhere!

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Once we turned off the main road, the cabin was tucked away behind a few trees. We all quickly got out and eagerly explored. It had enough space for the 3 of us, a shower, space age toilet, cooking setup, and lots of cabin related knick-knacks. Most importantly, the place has plenty of windows to let in the natural light. We got the connection to nature like your camping – with a few amenities of modern living. Got to keep the camera batteries charged!

I wanted to video to show our Getaway experience and the importance taking a break from our day-to-day lives. You get to appreciate the simply things of just making food, taking swim/hike, and staring at a fire. We used the cabin as a home base in between our search of photos and swimming holes. This is already bringing back to nature as I sit here with the AC on and someone honking their horn.

Photography by Bekka Palmer
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Jumping out just far enough

Follow shot with the GoPro

Tiny cabin

Morning Shadows

Nature

Golden hour stop

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Special thanks to:

Deluxe
Number 22
Chris Wilmore

Warm Ups

T Town

Red Hook

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Northeast Kingdom

Lake Willoughby rules

Wedding’s

Big Baby Jesus

Rope Swings

Jorge’s other profession

These birds love VT too

These images were created on expired Fuji 400H using a Mamiya 7ii.

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Reggaeton Revolucion: Cuba in the Digital Era from WEREHAUS on Vimeo.

Lisette has been photographing Reggaeton artists for a while, and on a recent trip to New York we made plans to film a documentary. A few months later we followed up before I booked my ticket to Cuba. During that time, the travel restrictions were just beginning to open up, and Obama’s effort to normalize relations began to take place. As I traveled through Mexico City, en route to Havana, it began to sink in. I had no idea what to expect and was blown away the moment I got off the plane. It felt like traveling back in time and I have lots of footage of the iconic vintage cars. After I got used to the obvious visual differences, I began to realize the similarities of Cuba to other parts of the world.

Filming this documentary allowed me to experience a different side of the country that people may not get a chance to see. I was able to be in people homes, see the daily life of Cubans, and learn the intricacies of their music industry. I wanted to portray these artists from a slightly different perspective and give the viewer a behind-the-scenes look into their lives. The amount of effort they put into their music showed the dedication to their goal of playing around the world. These parallels are the same as all musicians – and the Cuban dream is no different.

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NO REALITY: NOSAJ THING x DAITO MANABE from WEREHAUS on Vimeo.

As the crowd began showing up the energy started to build. They we’re getting ready on the side stage making sure all the motion trackers were working correctly. When the time was right, everyone looked at each other and walked on stage.

The show was captivating and you could see the reaction on the crowd’s faces. I’ve never seen anything like this in a live setting, so I started running around catching clips of the performance. The vibe was right and after the show you could overhear people trying to figure out how they pulled it off. Cheers to the NOSAJ team!

NOSAJ THING
Daito Manabe
Timetable Records

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Erik Otto: From One Place To The Next from WEREHAUS on Vimeo.

I wanted to capture a behind the scenes look into his world, and show the work ethic he brings to his art. I’m constantly trying to find people who are working towards their goals in the respective paths. Erik has always been grinding away in his studio and having shows in various local and international cities. It’s been years…not sure how many exactly. When we were done filming, I got a chance to record a conversation and it revolved around having new experiences to draw from. Erik’s at the point where he’s searching for next step (or the next place) and what it may bring to his art. From the way it looks, it seems like there will be a lot to come in the near future.

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IG: @erikotto

Thanks to Jesson Duller for the music track and sound on this one!

Previous Videos with Erik.

A Full Day’s Work from WEREHAUS on Vimeo.

A Full Day’s Work: Behind the Scenes from Brian Chu on Vimeo.

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Myrtle Broadway

Jorge being Jorge

Post drone squad

John & Sutro

Squaw Valley

Market Street—San Francisco

Civic Center—San Francisco

Jonas in the morning

Jonas in the afternoon

Jonas in the evening

Analog Almanac

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One of the first series we worked on in New York was for Tudor Watches. We were to profile three different tastemakers as they go about their normal day to day. Be sure to check out our latest videos on Vimeo & YouTube.

Montauk at Sunrise

Mikey’s Montauk Cabin

Mikey loading up

New York

Taking the train

Chinatown

Luke

Catching the New Jersey swell

Mid day session

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Souls of San Francisco: California Dreaming from WEREHAUS on Vimeo.

This past July, Our friend Frank Clary passed away in a car accident. Dijon and I had a chance to talk during one of his many memorials. Our conversation led to the importance of documenting the people around us, and collaborating with each other. Dijon’s photo of Frank really captured a moment of time which passed. It continues to resonate with people who see the images. I knew I wanted to make a film in memory of Frank. This project with Dijon started developing in the weeks to follow. Many of the themes we explored were inspired by how Frank lived his life and explores why we should create the work we do. Our circle of friends have become closer and hopefully this video is a reminder of how important it is to connect with each other.

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