The unexpected will never catch us by surprise

The Question

We are hearing a common question from more and more clients recently, and it sounds like this: “Our deadline for this project is mission critical. What measures do you have in place to make sure our project isn’t delayed?” Before we get to the answer, let’s make sure we understand the question. More often than not, the question comes up because the video we are creating is part of a larger project or event, like a product launch, trade show or company all hands, or other major event, like a company IPO. Projects like this genuinely do have immoveable deadlines, and no reason from us – no matter how legitimate or serious – is an acceptable excuse for not delivering a project on time.

The Answer

First, let’s address the elephant gorilla in the room: yes, we are creative people, and making videos is a creative process. Building an environment that fosters creativity and attracts talented staff is not only important, but necessary for our success. But we’re also a business with responsibilities to serve the needs of our clients, and we take this responsibility every bit as serious as we do the creative process. In fact, Gorilla Creative was founded with stability as a priority. It’s common in creative industries to have a single person running a team of freelance contractors. Projects are often saved to portable hard drives and passed between freelancers working on the project. Running a business like this is certainly easier for the business owner, but over the long haul, it does more to serve themselves than the client.

You need dependability.
We've got it.

When we founded Gorilla Creative, our mission was to create a company that attracts high calibur creatives and gives them a place to work on meaningful projects for growing brands that demand dependability, consistency, and stability.

We studied great brands throughout history, and a common lesson is that creativity and vision happens more naturally when people are in the same space together.

Coincidentally, having a centralized space where our entire team works on projects, from start to finish, also allows us to have tight control over the physical and electronic security of projects.

To directly address the concern for business and project continuity, we looked at other industries that have to operate with minimal to zero disruption. Two common practices emerged: deep cross training among teams and consistently shared knowledge that doesn’t live in silos. We have adopted similar processes to ensure that our projects run smoothly and are completed on time even if a key member of any project has an unforeseen absence.

Also, there's security

Your project is safe, even if

Our Office
Burns Down

The bottom line? We take deadlines seriously and have implemented robust systems, policies, and procedures to ensure that we deliver projects on time. We continue to monitor and evaluate these, and when necessary, make changes and updates to our systems and procedures. If you have any questions, shoot us a message. We’d love to chat!

The unexpected will never catch us by surprise

The Question

The Answer

You need dependability.
We've got it.

Also, there's security

Our Office
Burns Down

Get started.

Creative videos that drive customer results.Ready to see yours?

The unexpected will never catch us by surprise

The Question

The Answer

You need dependability. We've got it.

Also, there's security

Our Office Burns Down

Get started.

Creative videos that drive customer results.Ready to see yours?

You need dependability.
We've got it.

Our Office
Burns Down