CORE-VISUAL
Commercial video production and photography based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Working everywhere.
VIEW OUR WORKWATCH DEMO REELSELECTED WORK
WHAT WE DO
Interviews, brand stories, sizzles and everything in between. We help you communicate what matters through compelling, well-crafted video.
People, places and everything else. Natural, polished photography that feels true to the subject.
WHY CORE-VISUAL
Core-Visual is David Murphy and Trevor Clancy.
That's not the beginning of a long list of employees. That's pretty much the list.
And when we work with you, you're part of the creative team too. We listen. We bring ideas. You bring ideas. We figure things out together. And when something better reveals itself during the shoot, we're experienced enough to recognize it and adapt without losing sight of the goal.
There aren't layers of account executives, producers and departments between you and the people actually creating the work.
We've spent years filming in hospitals, airports, classrooms, tunnels, construction sites and offices; on bridges, highways and at power plants, plus plenty of places we never expected to end up.
And somewhere along the way, we started calling ourselves a video production ninja strike team. It still kind of fits.
MEET DAVID + TREVOR →SOME OF OUR CLIENTS
WHAT THEY SAY
“David and Trevor are a dream to work with. They take the time to get to know your organization and have such a talent for representing it beautifully, thoughtfully, and effectively.”— Jessie Barrie
“Professional, and artistic. They take their time to understand your goals and objectives as they craft the video. They are not afraid to interject their opinions.”— Roch Hart
“The Grief Center of New Mexico has worked with David and Trevor from Core-Visual for nearly a decade to tell difficult stories in a kind and supportive manner.”— Jade Richardson Bock
HAVE A PROJECT IN MIND?
Give us a call or send us an email. We'd love to hear about it.
505.270.3323info@core-visual.comCall us. Email us. We're pretty easy to reach.
