BFBrand film
The anchor piece. Story, script, crew, score — the film a launch or rebrand is built around.
Commercials · Brand docs · Founder films
About ● Production & growth team · Est. 2022
More than a single shooter.
Atlanta based. Rarely Atlanta bound.
The company
A crew that ships
ClipPlayMedia started as a video production company. Clients kept asking for the things that surround the video — the site it lives on, the feed it feeds, the launch it’s built for — so we built those too. Today it’s a full-service agency: brand revitalization, growth solutions, and logistics with activations, backed by a 20-person contractor network across 18 states.
Corporate, nonprofit, and government contracts in four states. A weekly social club on the BeltLine. A special-effects catalog with 119 products. A coffee cart with saltwater in its veins. Different worlds, one method: strip the template, rebuild the system, run the growth engine.
Started as
A video production company
One camera, one shooter, one deliverable at a time.
Grew into a full-service agency
Brand revitalizationIdentity, site, catalog, and voice — rebuilt to one standard.
Growth solutionsContent engines and social systems that move a real number.
Logistics & activationsPop-ups, drops, and expo builds — planned, staffed, and shot.
Home base
Atlanta, with range
HQ inside the Perimeter. Cameras in 18 states and counting.
The scope
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What we run
Six disciplines under one roof. Most clients start with one and end up on a retainer for four.
BFSSSocial systems
Not one video — a monthly engine. Shot in batches, cut for every platform, posted on a calendar you can see.
Verticals · Calendars · Community
PHPhotography
Product, lifestyle, headshots, events — the still library that feeds every channel for the next year.
Product · Lifestyle · Editorial
WDWeb & digital
Custom sites built around motion, plus the catalog, CMS, and analytics underneath them.
Sites · Shopify · Email · SEO
ACActivations
Guerrilla and experiential — pop-ups, limited drops, and the campaign that makes people retell it.
Pop-ups · Drops · Expo
EVEvents & coverage
Multi-shooter coverage for conferences, galas, and live shows — with same-week social cuts.
Conferences · Galas · Weddings
The engagement
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Inside a project
Same five beats whether it’s a one-day shoot or a two-year retainer. You always know which one you’re in.
01Discovery
Your goals, your audience, what’s worked, what hasn’t. We audit everything public-facing before we quote a thing.
02Treatment
A written plan: what we’d build, what it moves, and the number we’d point at when it’s done.
03Production
Cameras up. Crew scaled to the job from the network — one shooter or nine, same standard.
04Post
Edit, color, sound, graphics. Every deliverable cut to spec for the channel it lives on.
05Run & measure
Publish, watch the numbers, iterate. The part where 2,000 followers becomes 14,000.
The crew
Twenty people, called by name
ClipPlayMedia isn’t twenty salaried desks — it’s a vetted contractor network across 18 states, assembled per project. A two-person doc crew in Atlanta on Tuesday; nine people and three cameras at a gala on Saturday. Directors, second shooters, sound, editors — the same names, project after project.
That’s how a boutique shop covers corporate, nonprofit, and government contracts in four states without ever handing you a stranger with a camera.
- Directors & DPs04
- 2nd shooters06
- Editors & colorists05
- Designers03
- Strategy & social02
The room we work in
Who we build for
Food & beverageCarts, roasters, restaurants, bars
Retail & e-commerceCatalogs, launches, product film
Nonprofit & ministryAppeals, testimony, annual campaigns
Government & civicMunicipal contracts in four states
Events & hospitalitySocials, galas, conferences, expos
Private clientsWeddings and family films
Footnote ● About the founder
ClipPlayMedia exists because Brady Jordan sold every camera he owned in 2017 to bet on one body, and has been paying that bet forward ever since — first as a one-man crew, now as the person who answers the phone and still shows up on set. The operating principle hasn’t changed since: take good care of folks, and they’ll take care of you.