The most cost-effective and high-performing type of video for low-cost FMCG products is UGC-style content designed to look like it was filmed by a satisfied buyer.. These videos demonstrate excellent performance and high click-through rates.

The starting price for this type of video is $300.

Premium product videos are designed to showcase key features, demonstrate real-life use, and help shoppers understand the product before purchasing. Producing this type of video typically involves a scriptwriter, director, actors, makeup artist, sound engineer, editor, lighting operators, and, if needed, a food stylist. A studio is also rented for filming.

The cost for creating such a video starts at $2,500.

For premium kitchen appliances, professional video helps demonstrate how the product works, highlight its key benefits, and show the results customers can expect in everyday use. Production typically involves a scriptwriter, director, actors, makeup artist, sound engineer, editor, lighting operators, and a food stylist when needed. A studio is also rented for filming.

The cost for creating such a video starts at $3,500.

A professionally produced video helps present premium home appliances in use, explain their main functions, and demonstrate practical benefits that may be difficult to communicate through images alone. Production typically involves a scriptwriter, director, actors, makeup artist, sound engineer, editor, and lighting operators. A studio is also rented for filming.

The cost for creating such a video starts at $2,000.

For specialized products, video is an effective way to explain how the product works, demonstrate the process step by step, and show the final result in a realistic setting. Production typically involves a scriptwriter, director, actors, sound engineer, editor, lighting operators, and, where required, a food stylist. A suitable studio or location is also arranged for filming.

The cost for creating such a video starts at $1,500.

For premium products such as electric scooters, professional video can demonstrate design, functionality, and real-world use while giving shoppers a clearer understanding of the product. Production typically involves a scriptwriter, director, actors, makeup artist, sound engineer, editor, lighting operators, and an appropriate filming location.

The cost for creating such a video starts at $1,500.