We’re making 3 brand films before the end of the year. Shot and delivered in Q4 of 2026. Ready for launch in January 2027.
WHO IT'S FOR
Brands and founders with something to say in 2027: a launch, a rebrand, a fundraise or a campaign. If you're going to need a film in Q1, this is how you start the year with it already finished.
Start Start 2027 with your brand film done.
THE WORK
Super Bowls, Olympics, Sunday Night Football, and spots for brands like Nike and Alaska Airlines. Your film gets the same crew and the same standard.
HOW IT WORKS
One shoot day. One director from first call to final cut. You spend about three hours of your own time, and you get back a film plus a full library of content for 2027.
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The film. A 1-5 minute cinematic brand film built around your story.
Cutdowns for every channel. 15s, 30s and vertical versions for social, web, paid and presentations.
Stills from set. Photography you can use across your brand.
Behind-the-scenes. Content from the shoot for your own channels.
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By Oct 31: Strategy call and creative brief locked
November: Pre-production and shoot day
By Dec 19: Final film and every deliverable in your hands
January: You launch. We're already done.. -
Delivered by Dec 19.
You'll know exactly where your film stands every week until delivered.
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Brand films start at $15k.
Three spots this year, and once they're booked the offer closes.
Daniel Mogg, Founder & Director
Daniel is a 4x Emmy Award-winning director with over a decade of network television and commercial production experience. As an associate producer at NBC Sports, he shaped the visual identity of some of the most-watched programs in American television — including NFL Sunday Night Football, the Rio Olympics, and multiple Super Bowl productions.
He later served as Chief Creative Officer at West2East Empire, directing content for Russell Wilson and the athlete brand world. He holds executive education credentials from Harvard Business School.
Today, he leads Mogg Media with the same belief he's always had: that great filmmaking and great strategy are not opposites — they're the same thing
