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Sunlyte Productions

Corporate Video Production Company

Corporate video is trust production: the film carries your company's credibility before anyone reads a word. Sunlyte Productions produces executive interviews, company brand films, and corporate storytelling with the standard that work demands. Our interview credits include sit-downs featuring Apple CEO Tim Cook, Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe, Boom Supersonic CEO Blake Scholl, and IBM leadership.

Executive time is the scarcest resource in a corporate production, so we engineer for certainty: lighting rehearsed before the subject arrives, redundant capture, and a crew small enough to disappear. The window is fixed; the film has to be right the first time.

What We Produce

Executive interviews

CEO- and founder-grade interview production: lit, shot, and finished for the highest-stakes subjects.

Company brand films

The film that answers 'who are these people?' for prospects, partners, and recruits.

Thought-leadership series

Repeatable interview formats that turn your executives' expertise into a content pipeline.

Customer story films

Documentary-style testimonials with real customers: the most persuasive asset in B2B.

Event & keynote coverage

Access-driven documentary work, from behind-the-scenes engineering stories to live events.

Selected Work

How we run an executive interview

The access window is the hard constraint, so everything else bends around it. Lighting, framing, sound, and backups are rehearsed before the subject arrives; capture is redundant because a lost answer costs far more than a second camera; and the crew is small enough to disappear, which is what keeps a chief executive talking naturally. That is how our sit-downs with Apple's Tim Cook, Rivian's RJ Scaringe, and Boom Supersonic's Blake Scholl were produced.

We light for credibility rather than drama: clean key light, deep background separation, comfortable eyelines, and coverage that gives the edit room to breathe. Footage is captured in LOG and graded in-house to a controlled corporate register: the IBM interview on this site shows the before and after.

Corporate work beyond the interview

The same discipline carries into company brand films, thought-leadership series, customer story films, and event coverage. Pre-production alignment comes first: creative strategy is validated against your objectives with stakeholder sign-off, and enterprise review cycles are scoped into the timeline rather than discovered inside it.

Delivery is built for procurement as much as for marketing: a transparent process, remote review on Frame.io, QC-ready masters per channel with analytics-ready metadata, and secure handoff. Every set is insured under US production insurance, with union and non-union crews available. Sunlyte is based in San Francisco and produces corporate video nationwide.

Common Questions

How do you work around executive schedules?

Everything is rehearsed before the subject enters the room: lighting, framing, sound, and backups are locked so the actual access window is spent on the conversation, not the setup.

Can you match our brand standards?

Yes. Grading and framing are built to your brand's visual language, and enterprise review cycles are scoped into the timeline up front.

Where do you produce corporate video?

San Francisco and the Bay Area are home base, and we travel nationwide for the right project. Access-driven work like our Times Square ball-drop engineering documentary was produced on location.

What do we receive at the end?

QC-ready masters per channel (horizontal for web and internal platforms, vertical cuts for social where scoped) with captioning and localized deliverables available, handed off securely with analytics-ready metadata.

Do you produce series, not just one-offs?

Yes. Repeatable formats are more efficient per film and keep a consistent look across a season of content: several of our productions are part of ongoing collaborations.

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