A practice patients feel they already know.
Monthly video for cosmetic and family dental practices in New York. One shoot a month becomes a month of short videos: meet the dentist, how a visit works, the questions patients ask before they book. Directed by Dylan Kahler.
The free sample
We film a short meet-the-dentist piece and cut a reel your practice keeps, free. If it works for you, we set up a monthly plan.
Book it- Meet-the-dentist and team introductions
- What a first visit looks like
- Answers to the questions patients ask before booking
- Finished vertical videos every month, captioned and ready to post
- 4:5 and 1:1 versions for feeds and ads
- Stills from every shoot
- Directed by Dylan Kahler; every cut signed off before it reaches you
Free sample
One short shoot, one finished reel, yours to keep.
A fifteen-minute call
What you want more of: bookings, members, patients, listings. You get a written plan and quote.
One shoot a month
On a day that suits your schedule, planned around what is coming up that month.
A month of posts
Finished videos delivered ready to post, in every format you use.
Asked and answered
Is the sample shoot really free?
Yes. We film a short meet-the-dentist piece and cut a reel your practice keeps, free. If it works for you, we set up a monthly plan. There is no contract to sign for the sample.
Who films it?
Dylan directs every project. Depending on the job he shoots it himself or leads a Quick Cut crew, and he signs off on every cut before it ships.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. We can feature your team, clients who agree to it, or just the space and the work.
What do I get each month?
Finished vertical videos ready to post, captioned, with 4:5 and 1:1 versions when you need them, plus the stills from the shoot.
How much does it cost?
Monthly plans are scoped to how often you post. You get a written quote after the sample, before you commit to anything.
How do I start?
Email dylan@quickcutproductions.com or call 913 269 1965 and ask for a free sample shoot.
See your business on camera before you pay a thing.
Book a free sample shootSet in Caslon, the English typeface William Caslon cut in London in the 1720s. The endpapers are a Spanish-wave marbling, made in code. Every film here was directed by Dylan Kahler and finished in New York.
Quick Cut Productions · New York · MMXXVI