TVC and brand film
For campaign-led stories, product launches, or brand messages that need a considered visual and narrative treatment.
Video production in Hanoi, planned around what the content needs to achieve
9,6Hz Agency is a Hanoi-based production team for brands, businesses, and content teams that need a clear route from brief to finished video. This page is the starting point for choosing a production format, reviewing public work, and preparing a useful first enquiry.
Projects can cover planning, pre-production, filming, post-production, review, and delivery. The recommended approach, crew, schedule, and outputs depend on the audience, channels, locations, and scope agreed for the project.
Choose the format by the communication job
Different video formats solve different problems. Start with the closest objective, then use the specialist service page to review its process and published work.
Corporate video
For company profiles, brand stories, recruitment, case studies, and explainers built around a specific business purpose.
Cinematic interview
For leadership, customer, patient, expert, or documentary-led stories where real voices need a clear editorial structure.
Short-form social video
For repeatable vertical content, presenter-led ideas, product or service communication, and campaign cutdowns across social channels.
YouTube and long-form
For documentary stories, in-depth conversations, educational formats, and channel content that needs room to develop.
Food and beverage video
For restaurant films, chef and kitchen stories, dish-focused video, hospitality content, and short social edits.
A practical route from brief to delivery
Each stage gives the project team something concrete to align on before production moves forward.
Define the job
Clarify the audience, message, intended channels, required response, deadline, and the person responsible for approvals.
Shape the production plan
Develop the suitable concept, treatment, interview approach, or script, then agree contributors, locations, schedule, shot plan, and deliverables.
Film the agreed scope
Organise production around the approved plan, with image, sound, lighting, crew, and location requirements matched to the project.
Edit and review
Build the story through editing, graphics where needed, colour, sound, captions or subtitles, and the agreed review process.
Deliver for the real channels
Prepare the approved master and any agreed cutdowns, aspect ratios, language versions, captions, or platform-specific files.
What local production planning needs to cover
Filming in Hanoi still begins with the same fundamentals: a clear brief and confirmed production conditions. These details help the team build a workable scope.
- Location access, filming windows, sound conditions, and any permissions or restrictions
- Contributors, products, food, spaces, or business processes that must be ready on camera
- Production dates, fixed campaign or event dates, and the time available for review
- Required crew, equipment, travel, and logistics based on the creative and locations
- Main film, cutdowns, aspect ratios, subtitles, captions, languages, and delivery formats
A useful first brief does not need a finished script
Send what is already known. The production direction and quotation can become more precise once these variables are clear.
- What the video should help the audience understand, feel, or do
- Who the primary audience is and where they will see the content
- The target date and any immovable launch, event, or filming dates
- Known locations, contributors, products, services, or processes
- The required number, length, ratio, language, and format of deliverables
- Brand guidelines, references, existing footage, or other available assets
Review published work and the project workflow
The public portfolio is the source of truth for work currently published by 9,6Hz Agency. The client-portal page explains the private review, approval, and delivery workflow available for projects.
Video production questions
What video production services are available in Hanoi?
The public service pages cover TVCs and brand films, corporate video, cinematic interviews, short-form social content, YouTube and long-form production, and food and beverage video. Equipment rental is also available as a separate service. The right starting point depends on the audience, message, and channels.
Do we need to choose the video format before contacting the team?
No. Share the business or communication objective, audience, intended channels, deadline, and required outputs. Those details can be used to discuss whether the project is best approached as a TVC, corporate film, interview, short-form series, YouTube format, F&B film, or a connected set of deliverables.
What information is needed for a quotation?
A useful quotation starts with the objective, filming dates and locations, contributors, required planning, crew and equipment needs, post-production complexity, number of versions, review expectations, and delivery formats. If some details are unknown, they can be clarified during the initial brief discussion.
How much does video production in Hanoi cost?
Cost depends on the agreed scope rather than one fixed package. Planning, filming days, locations, contributors, crew, equipment, art or production requirements, post-production, review rounds, versions, and delivery formats all affect the quotation.
How long does a video production project take?
Timing depends on the brief, concept or script development, contributor and location availability, filming plan, approval process, post-production complexity, and number of deliverables. A working schedule is confirmed for the specific project after those dependencies are understood.
Can projects be produced outside Hanoi?
Projects in other locations in Vietnam can be discussed. Travel, local production requirements, crew arrangements, location access, and schedule are confirmed as part of the scope before filming.
Can one production create content for several channels?
Yes, when the versions are planned before filming. The shot plan and post-production scope can account for a main film, shorter edits, horizontal and vertical ratios, captions, subtitles, language versions, and channel-specific files where agreed.
Start with the objective, audience, deadline, and outputs
Share the information you already have. The team can help identify the most suitable format, discuss a practical production approach, and prepare a scope for review.