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Corporate Video · Minneapolis-St. Paul

Videos Your Employees Actually Watch — Corporate Video Production in Minneapolis

North Loop Story makes the films your employees finish and your customers remember — brand stories, training libraries, exec comms, and recruiting videos, produced like television instead of a compliance checkbox.

600+ projects for Twin Cities companies
94% avg. training completion
Producer-led, procurement-friendly
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The Approach

The Enemy Is the Skip Button

Nobody watches corporate video out of obligation anymore — they skip, skim, and mute. So we make internal films the way networks make television: real people over talking-head scripts, stories over bullet points, and edits that respect the viewer's time. The result shows up in the numbers your team reports on: completion rates, comms scores, offer-accepts.

  • Producer-led discovery before any camera
  • Real employees, coached until they sound like themselves
  • Edits built for attention spans, not run-time quotas
  • Measured against the metric you care about
Working With Us

Built for How Companies Buy Video

Procurement-Ready

SOWs, COIs, NDAs, vendor onboarding — handled without sighing. We've passed every vendor review we've entered.

Brand-Safe by Default

Your guidelines, your legal review loops, your approval chain — built into the timeline from day one.

Office-Friendly Shoots

Small crews, quiet setups, minimal disruption — your workplace stays a workplace while we film it.

Reported Like a Program

Completion, engagement, and usage data on request — video you can defend in the budget meeting.

600+Corporate projects delivered
12Years serving the Twin Cities
94%Avg. training completion on our libraries
2 wksTypical single-video turnaround
How It Works

Scoped, Shot, Shipped — Without Surprises

1

Discovery & Scope

A producer maps the audience, the message, and the metric — then writes a scope your procurement team will like.

2

Plan Around Your Office

Scripts or interview guides, schedules that respect calendars, and prep that makes non-actors comfortable.

3

Film Without Disruption

Small crew, quiet gear, tight windows — we've filmed C-suites between board sessions without anyone noticing.

4

Deliver & Measure

Review links, structured feedback rounds, and final masters for every platform — plus the numbers afterward.

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Training Libraries

From Compliance Chore to Completed Course

Most training video fails because it's built for the auditor, not the employee. We rebuild L&D libraries as stories — real scenarios, real colleagues, modules sized for attention — and completion rates jump. One manufacturing client went from 61% to 94% completion on the same content. The auditor still gets the checklist; your people finally get something watchable.

  • Module-based libraries, sized for attention
  • Real employees & real scenarios on screen
  • LMS-ready formats, captions included
  • Refreshed annually without full reshoots
Why North Loop Story

What Twelve Years of Corporate Sets Taught Us

1

Comfort Is the Craft

Executives and employees aren't actors. Our interview method gets people talking like themselves — which is the entire difference between a film and a hostage video.

2

The Metric Comes First

Completion rate, comms scores, offer-accepts, pipeline — every project starts by naming the number it moves, so 'did it work?' has an answer.

3

Longevity Beats Flash

We build films and libraries that survive rebrands and reorgs — modular edits, evergreen structure, and refresh plans instead of reshoots.

Client Words

What the Twin Cities Say

Our safety training completion rate went from 61% to 94% after North Loop rebuilt the library — same content, told like a story instead of a slideshow. Legal signed off, employees stopped complaining, and L&D looks like heroes. Best vendor decision we've made.
Karen LindqvistDirector of L&D · Manufacturing Co, Bloomington
They filmed our CEO's town hall series and somehow made a quarterly address feel like a conversation. Employee feedback scores on comms doubled — and the CEO, who hates cameras, now asks when the next shoot is.
David OkonkwoVP Internal Comms · Financial Services, Downtown East
The recruiting film pays for itself weekly. Candidates mention it in almost every interview — they show up already sold on the culture, and our offer-accept rate is up double digits since it went live.
Priya ShahHead of Talent · Software Company, North Loop
Twelve customer case-study films in one quarter, every one on schedule, every customer treated like gold on camera. Sales calls them 'the closers' — they go in every proposal now.
Mark ReinertsenCMO · B2B Logistics, Golden Valley
Questions

Asked in the First Scoping Call

What does corporate video cost?

Single films — a case study, a recruiting video — typically run mid-four to low-five figures depending on scope. Training libraries and series are priced per program with volume efficiency built in. Every engagement starts with a written scope and a number that holds.

How long does a project take?

A single video typically runs two to four weeks from kickoff to master. Libraries and series get a program calendar with dated milestones — and our reputation rests on hitting them.

Can you film without disrupting the office?

That's our specialty. Small crews, quiet lighting, and shoot windows planned around your calendar — we've filmed entire culture series without a single meeting-room complaint.

Our executives hate being on camera. Help?

Almost all of them do — at first. Our interview approach uses conversation instead of teleprompters, coaching instead of takes-counting, and edits that make everyone sound like their best self. CEOs who dreaded shoot one tend to volunteer for shoot two.

Do you work with our brand and legal teams?

Built into the process — brand guidelines are ingested at kickoff, legal review rounds are scheduled into the timeline, and approval chains are mapped so nothing stalls at the finish line.

Can you update videos later without reshooting everything?

Yes — we shoot and edit modularly, keep organized archives, and plan annual refresh passes. A policy change updates a module, not a library.

Got a Video Line Item?

Let's Scope It Properly

A producer, a scoping call, and a written range within the week — the painless way to find out what it takes.

Tell Us What the Business Needs

One business day to a producer's reply. Audience, purpose, and timing are plenty to start.

Scope a Project