Video production · Greater Montreal
Video production in Montreal
Bollé Communications produces corporate, advertising and event video for Montreal businesses: scriptwriting, filming, editing, post-production and drone footage. Based at 410 rue Saint-Nicolas in Old Montreal, our team travels anywhere in the metropolitan area with its own equipment. A corporate video is generally budgeted from a few thousand to a few tens of thousands of dollars depending on the scale of the shoot (indicative range).
Updated July 22, 2026
What we film for Montreal businesses
Montreal is a city of images — a North American production hub, a festival capital, an architectural showcase from the Old Port to the downtown towers. Your customers here are used to a high visual standard: a sloppy company video gets noticed immediately. Our video production service covers the full spectrum:
- Corporate video — company presentation, internal culture, recruitment, client testimonials.
- Advertising — spots for web, social media and television, cut down into each platform's formats.
- Event coverage — conferences, conventions at the Palais des congrès, launches, galas, internal events.
- Product and demonstration video — for online retail, trade shows and sales teams.
- Drone footage — aerial images of your facilities, worksites or locations, shot under the aviation rules in force in the Montreal area.
Every project includes scriptwriting, location scouting, filming, editing, soundtrack, bilingual subtitling where needed, and format variants (16:9, 9:16, short clips).
Filming in Montreal takes planning
A successful city shoot rests on logistics: filming permits that vary by borough, parking for equipment, managing sound in an urban environment, light that shifts between the narrow streets of Old Montreal and the open spaces of Parc Jean-Drapeau. Because we are based here, we anticipate those constraints at quote time — not on the morning of the shoot. And when a studio is called for, we work with sound stages and studios in the region according to the project's needs.
From strategy to screen
A video is not an end in itself: it is a tool that has to serve an objective — to sell, to recruit, to reassure, to build awareness. That is why every production starts with the question "who are we talking to, and to obtain what?". Where relevant, the video fits into a broader communication strategy, feeds your advertising campaigns and your social media, and gets cut down for your website.
A local team, a clear process
- Brief and script — objectives, messages, tone, storyboard and schedule.
- Pre-production — scouting Montreal locations, casting where needed, shooting plan.
- Filming — professional crew and equipment, direction on set.
- Post-production — editing, colour grading, mixing, motion graphics, language versions.
- Delivery — files optimised for each channel, with support for distribution.
Tell us about your video project
Founded in 2003, Bollé Communications has produced video for organisations across every sector in Quebec. Whether you are a manufacturer in Saint-Laurent, a firm in the Quartier international or a shop on the Plateau, write to us through the contact page: we will propose a realistic approach and budget range, with no strings attached.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a corporate video cost in Montreal?
The range is wide: a simple capture with an edit budgets at a few thousand dollars at the low end, a scripted corporate video with one shooting day typically lands between $5,000 and $15,000, and a full advertising production can exceed $25,000 (indicative ranges). The quote depends mostly on the number of shooting days and the complexity of post-production.
Do you shoot drone footage in Montreal?
Yes. Aerial images are captured in compliance with Transport Canada regulations, which are particularly strict in the urban Montreal zone; some areas require specific authorisations that we handle in pre-production.
Can you produce bilingual videos?
Yes — it is the norm for our Montreal clients: narration or subtitles in French and English, separate versions per market, and Law 96 compliance for commercial content. Spanish is available as well.
How long does a video production take?
From brief to delivery, generally 4 to 8 weeks for a corporate video: 1 to 2 weeks of preparation, the shoot, then 2 to 4 weeks of post-production depending on edit complexity and the number of versions.
Do you film events and conferences?
Yes — conventions, launches, galas and internal events, anywhere in Greater Montreal, from the Palais des congrès to the venues on Île Sainte-Hélène. We deliver both the full capture and short clips ready for your social feeds.