People search for answers before they search for a lawyer
After an accident, a dispute or an arrest, people ask the same questions: Should I give a recorded statement? How do contingency fees work? What happens at trial? The firm that answers those questions on video, in plain language, is the firm people already trust when they are ready to call.
What we make for law firms
- Explainer videos. One question, one answer, under a minute, with captions and your brand colors.
- Attorney introductions. Who you are and how you work, for the website and Google profile.
- Client testimonials. Filmed only with written consent, and only when the client wants to tell their story.
- A firm podcast. Recorded in our studio with a producer, then cut into weeks of short clips.
McMenemy Holmes, a Las Vegas law firm
McMenemy Holmes is a Las Vegas personal injury and civil litigation firm. We have made their social video since January 2026: 14 short videos a month that answer the questions people ask after an accident, in the firm's own navy and red. Between May 11 and September 11, 2026 that was 27 reels and 3,595 Instagram views.
Compliance stays with you
Nevada's rules on lawyer advertising are yours to apply, and we build the process around that. Scripts are written with you, the videos avoid results and promises, testimonials only happen with written consent, and nothing posts until you approve the final cut.
How a month runs
- Topics. We collect the questions your intake team hears most and turn them into a list.
- Record. One session, in our studio or at your office.
- Edit and approve. You review every video.
- Post and follow up. We post on a steady schedule, and calls and forms can feed into AI lead follow-up so no inquiry waits.
More reading: content marketing for Las Vegas law firms. Related services: video production and social media management.
Questions people ask
What kind of videos work for a law firm?
Short explainers that answer the questions clients ask, attorney introductions, and client testimonials filmed with consent. For McMenemy Holmes we make short legal explainer videos; the case study shows the numbers.
How often do we need to film?
Usually one session a month. One recording becomes several short videos, a podcast episode if you want one, and posts for each platform.
Do attorneys have to be on camera?
The ones who want to be found by new clients should be. We coach you through it, and a sit-down interview in our studio is the easiest format for a first session.
Can you keep us compliant with advertising rules?
You and the bar rules decide what can be said. We build the scripts with you, keep results and promises out of the videos, and you approve every cut before it posts.
What does it cost?
Videography is $250 per hour, and monthly content plans are priced to what you need. We give you an exact number before you commit.
Do you also handle the posting and the website?
Yes. Social media management, your website and lead follow-up can run under one plan.