
Video production in Denver, with clients we've kept for years.
Explainers, product films, on-location shoots, and trade show video for Front Range companies, made by the Colorado half of a distributed studio. Boulder's security companies, Longmont's solar garden, Denver's nonprofits: the work is on this page.
Local when it helps, remote when it's faster.
The studio grew up on the Front Range. LogRhythm in Boulder has had us make its booth videos, explainers, and conference openers every year since 2017. The City of Boulder, Jack's Solar Garden, Humane Colorado, and the Denver agency Grasslands are on the client list next to Starbucks and KnowBe4.
A Denver shoot means a local crew, a kickoff in the room if you want one, and no travel on the quote. The rest of the process, script through final cut, runs remote on a twelve-week clock, which is how our Austin and London clients work with us too.
We do not have a downtown office with a lobby. We have a team in Colorado, a team in Florida, and crews we trust in most cities where our clients exhibit.
Proof
Made for Colorado companies.
A Longmont solar garden, a Boulder security company's recruiting and launch films, a Longmont store opening, and a conference opener. Click any of them.
Transcripts
Read what the videos above say. Speaker names are from the films; the text is lightly cleaned from the spoken word.
LogRhythm recruitment film: five reasons to join
Mark Logan, CEO: Hello, I'm Mark Logan, the CEO of LogRhythm. I wanted to share with you five reasons why you should join our LogRhythm family. Reason number one: LogRhythm was built on the following principles: innovation, dedication, creativity, and commitment. We sit at the forefront of the exciting cybersecurity market, and we help customers around the world relentlessly protect their organizations from damaging cyber threats. At LogRhythm, our work is meaningful and contributes to the betterment and safety of the world.
Next, LogRhythm is committed to growth and career satisfaction for every member of our team. For example, we've offered interns full-time positions. Many of our sales development representatives have grown their roles into sales, marketing, or customer success. Whether it's managing a team, leading a new initiative, or trying something new, we help our employees grow and achieve their professional and personal goals.
Reason three: LogRhythm gives back to the community. Sure, we have perks like wellness programs, virtual yoga classes, flexible time off, but we also believe in giving back to the community through our LogGiving program. We participate in activities such as building bicycles for underprivileged children, assembling care packages for healthcare workers on the front line, and many, many more initiatives.
Reason four: LogRhythm believes that diversity should be celebrated. Our diversity, equity, and inclusion program advances the discussion and awareness of diversity issues globally, and it promotes equality in hiring and mentorship throughout our entire organization. DE&I at LogRhythm is not just talk. As CEO, I actively participate and am involved in the task force. We are also partnering with the organization Diversity First to certify our employees in DE&I elements.
And lastly, reason five: our values. Ask any LogRhythm team member why they love working here, and you'll hear about our values. We live the principle: one team. So at LogRhythm, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate with many of the world's brightest cybersecurity minds. We leave our egos at the door and focus on delivering for our customers. So what are you waiting for? Join our LogRhythm family to help protect the world from cyber threats, and have fun along the way.
Whole Foods Market: bike build giveaway
Whole Foods Market in the Rocky Mountain region came together with Can'd Aid here in Longmont to help build bikes, 113 bikes, to give to kids at Northridge Elementary and make it really special for this Longmont opening. This is the first time we've ever done anything on this large of a scale. Whole Foods wanted to really kick off their opening and do something with a bang here in the community, and I think this is a great way to do that. We got to put on one of the coolest events our team has ever been a part of.
These kids have no idea what's being done on a Saturday morning. It's going to be a surprise. They're going to show up and they're not going to know what's happening that day. What an awesome celebration and a great surprise for our students to get these bikes. To me, that's more the reward, seeing their faces when they actually receive it. It's fun to see. I mean, there's a baby that's two months old, there's people here with their dogs. It's fun to see a lot of the young kids, because they're giving back to the community, and that's what it's all about.
Seeing all the people that came out today and volunteering was incredible. We had kids and bikes and old people, young people, entire families came out. We were expecting 40 volunteers, but we ended up having over 100 volunteers. To see the look on their faces when they know these bikes are for them, I'm at a loss for words. Our children knew they were going on a surprise field trip. They had no idea where they were going, so when they came in they were pretty overwhelmed. My earliest memories are on my bike, so to be able to offer that to these kids, that's a big deal. See the smile on their faces, it's awesome. For some of them this will be the best Christmas ever. Seeing the parents who were so grateful. It was probably the most spectacular opening event I've been a part of. It was just really a super big blessing for our children.
RhythmWorld opener
As cybersecurity professionals, you are the front line. Despite dealing with more than ever, you've risen to the challenge. You've confronted an expanding attack surface with strength, met risk and regulation with innovation, even overcome skills shortages and increased job stress with grace. Whereas cybersecurity used to be an afterthought, it's evolved into much more. And while our individual day-to-day experiences might be different, the goal is the same: to stand in front of those that wish to do harm and stand behind those that make the world a better place.
So, thank you for not just being the protectors of your organizations, but also business enablers, educators, mentors, and advocates. And while you've accomplished so much, there are still opportunities for growth and change. Opportunities for your businesses, your career, and the industry just ahead. It's up to you to inspire, to train, to empower, to be the future of cybersecurity. We know you're up to the challenge. So, let's get started.
LogRhythm SOA: security automation and orchestration
You've done all the right things and hired a security operations team who is bright, driven, skilled. Protecting your organization from cyber attacks is a massive responsibility. The difference between quick containment and a data breach can be a matter of seconds.
Currently, your team relies on a mixed bag of loosely integrated product UIs. This requires them to manually investigate and piece together information scattered across multiple platforms, such as emails, instant messages, and spreadsheets, none of which enhance collaboration or coordination. Without a centralized interface to consolidate and prioritize data, early indicators that would have been caught are missed, and alarm fatigue is taking its toll. Hindered by disparate systems and a lack of coordination, active incidents slip through the cracks. The job isn't just difficult, it's impossible. With no margin for error, your analysts are overworked and teetering on the edge. They need help.
Don't worry, automation can help. Security automation and orchestration is an embedded feature set within the LogRhythm Threat Lifecycle Management platform that provides harmony and clarity to your SOC through a consistent incident response workflow. This feature set allows your team of analysts to work together within a single pane of glass to investigate and remediate incidents faster and with greater accuracy. SAO enables you to coordinate the investigation of and response to cyber threats in a matter of seconds or minutes, not hours or days. Let's see how it works.
It's a normal day in your office. David, a tier 2 analyst, is investigating a low-level threat when suddenly a high-priority progression alarm rolls in. Recognizing the potential danger, David assigns his current case to another tier 2 analyst and adds a resolution date, ensuring it doesn't fall through the cracks. Now focused solely on the high-priority alarm, David confirms the threat. With just a couple of clicks, he creates a case with LogRhythm's case management feature. Case details, including priority, are automatically populated and added as evidence. David pivots to the case, tags it appropriately, and adds two SOC tier 3 collaborators to assist the investigation. The other analysts are instantly notified. All hands are on deck.
Working as one, they begin to securely communicate and collaborate within LogRhythm. David jumps back into the original alarm and attaches three different sets of log files, immediately connecting the team to vital information. Raj, the second analyst, pivots to the inspector pane and initiates a pre-built SmartResponse action. LogRhythm SmartResponse uploads the potentially compromised username to Have I Been Pwned for analysis. Meanwhile, Maggie, the third analyst, activates another SmartResponse action to investigate the suspicious host IP. LogRhythm automatically runs the host information against available threat feeds. This query reveals the host IP is of a known malicious origin and has a threat score of 100.
Back at the case dashboard, Raj monitors the data pouring in. A quick analysis of the case details confirms David's initial diagnostic. Taking control of the case, Raj raises the case priority to high and flags the investigation as an incident. Your company is under attack. Action is required. Fortunately, you're prepared for this. Your incident response playbook includes additional SmartResponse actions that provide further support. At the alarms tab, Raj is presented with an automated response option, which he approves. Acknowledging the heightened case priority, Maggie approves the automated response Raj initiated, prompting a SmartResponse action to disable the account. Threat neutralized. Crisis averted.
With the immediate threat disabled, Raj marks the case as mitigated and moves to complete the recovery process. Once the recovery process is complete, he closes the case, automatically resolving all alarms with bulk changes. Performing a retrospective, Raj reviews the success metrics: a time to detect of 10 minutes and an impressive time to respond of 19 minutes.
LogRhythm's embedded SAO streamlined an otherwise convoluted workflow, allowing the team to quickly detect, respond to, and neutralize a malicious threat to your organization. Case management facilitated the seamless transfer of responsibilities, ensuring a low-priority incident didn't fall through the cracks, as well as enabling your team to securely and efficiently collaborate, while SmartResponse playbook actions accelerated the investigation by automating approval-driven countermeasures. Furthermore, case metrics were fully tracked, providing crucial measurement of key performance indicators for the SOC. Join us at logrhythm.com to schedule a demo with a LogRhythm representative to see how to bring harmony and clarity to your incident response process.
What we make for Front Range teams
Four jobs, one vendor.
Explainers and product video
Animated explainers, launch films, and UI demos for the Front Range software and security companies we have worked with for years.
Filmed on location
Interviews, b-roll, and events in Denver, Boulder, Longmont, and the mountains, with a local crew and no travel line on the quote.
Trade show and conference video
Booth loops and keynote openers for Colorado companies exhibiting in Las Vegas, San Francisco, and Orlando.
Nonprofit and community films
Campaign and donor films for Colorado nonprofits, from a community solar garden to an animal shelter.
Questions
Before you ask.
Are you a Denver video production company?
We are a distributed studio with our team in Colorado and Florida and crews we have worked with worldwide. Colorado is where the studio grew up: our longest-running clients are on the Front Range, our phone is a Denver number, and a Denver, Boulder, or Longmont shoot is a drive, not a flight.
Which Colorado companies have you made videos for?
LogRhythm in Boulder (booth videos, explainers, recruitment, and conference openers since 2017), the City of Boulder, Jack's Solar Garden in Longmont, Humane Colorado in Denver, the Denver agency Grasslands, Whole Foods Market's Longmont opening, and Bluebird Botanicals in Louisville.
How much does video production cost in Denver?
The same as anywhere we work: animated explainers at $215 per finished second (about $13,000 for 60 seconds), filmed pieces quoted per shoot day plus post, with a one-day local shoot plus edit, color, sound, and cutdowns landing around $15,000. Local shoots carry no travel costs. Every quote is fixed after one discovery call.
Can we meet in person?
Yes. Kickoffs, shoot days, and edit reviews can happen in the room in Denver or Boulder when that helps; most of the twelve-week process runs remote, which is how our clients in Austin, London, and New York work with us too.
Do you cover events and conferences in Denver?
We film interviews, keynotes, and b-roll at Denver and Boulder events for recaps, social clips, and testimonial films, and we make the openers and booth loops companies bring to conferences elsewhere. We do not sell the trade show booth itself; the exhibit house does that, and we work alongside them.
Tell us what you're making, and whether you want us in the room.
The project, the audience, and the date. If a Denver or Boulder kickoff helps, say so. Fixed quote within two business days.


























