MAKE films

MAKE films

MAKE films is a group of filmmakers producing award winning commercials, recruitment films, short films, documentaries, and more and is based out of Lancaster, PA.

Company Overview

We are filmmakers producing meaningful content to inspire, to motivate. When you work with MAKE films, you are partnering with a collaborative team of award-winning filmmakers. We have the desire and ability to understand your business and draw impactful stories out of what we learn. Together, we’ll make strategic video content that is going to make things happen. Your audience is going to watch, be captivated, and take action. Not only will you get the results you want, you’ll get a refreshing experience along the way. We research, adjust, plan, shoot, edit, and master exactly what you need.

About MAKE films

HQ Location
Lancaster, PA
Founded
2014
Ownership
private
Social
Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, Youtube

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