The work is interesting. Most companies never show it.
Fuel terminals, plants, fleets and warehouses are full of skilled people doing work most of the public never sees. That footage builds trust with customers, makes hiring easier and gives a company a voice when policy decisions affect its industry. Most industrial companies still have a website with stock photos and a LinkedIn page that posts twice a year.
ROC 1954: an energy company with its own shows
ROC 1954 is a Nevada fuel and lubricant distributor. Since October 2025 we have produced their JOBBERS: American Energy podcast and their company YouTube series. We film the podcast, day-in-the-life stories with their drivers and plant crews, and event recaps, then cut each one into a long video and a run of weekly shorts. Between November 14, 2025 and September 30, 2026 that came to 142 G Media videos across their two channels, 10 full podcast episodes and 104,387 YouTube views.
What we make for industrial companies
- Day in the Life films. Ride-alongs with drivers, operators and managers, in their own words.
- An industry podcast. Conversations with suppliers, customers and policy voices, recorded in our studio or on site.
- Public affairs video. Clear explainers on what your industry does for the state, ready for legislators and the press.
- Recruiting content. Real jobs, shown honestly, for careers pages and job ads.
- Event recaps. Trade shows, sponsorships and community events. See event video and photo.
Filming on an industrial site
- Site plan. We walk the site with your safety lead and agree where cameras can go.
- Film. Small crew, PPE on, no stopping production for the camera.
- Review. You check every cut for safety, security and anything proprietary before it posts.
- Publish. Long videos to YouTube, shorts across platforms on a weekly schedule.
Government and utility buyers can also read about our public agency work.
Questions people ask
Do you film for industrial and energy companies?
Yes. Since October 2025 we have produced ROC 1954's podcast, JOBBERS: American Energy, and their company YouTube series. ROC 1954 is a Nevada fuel and lubricant distributor.
Can you film at plants, terminals and on trucks?
Yes. Our Day in the Life series for ROC rides along with drivers, plant supervisors and terminal managers. We follow your site safety rules and PPE requirements.
What results have you had?
ROC 1954's case study counts 142 G Media videos on their two YouTube channels between November 14, 2025 and September 30, 2026, with 104,387 YouTube views. It explains how we counted, including that some views may be paid.
Who is this content for?
Customers, recruits, legislators and the community. Industrial companies use the same footage for hiring, for public affairs and for sales.
Can you film in Washington or out of state?
Yes. We filmed ROC's Advocating for Nevada's Energy Future in Washington, D.C. Travel is quoted separately.
What does it cost?
Videography is $250 per hour, and monthly production plans are priced to what you need. You get an exact number before you commit.