One Shoot Day.
A Month of Content.

The Brief

Auto Affection Detailing do genuinely impressive work — paint correction, ceramic coating, full interior restorations. The kind of before-and-after that sells itself the moment somebody sees it.

The problem was never the work. It was that nobody was seeing it. Detailing is a hands-on trade: when you spend the day on the tools, filming and editing and posting is the thing that never happens. Their feed went quiet for weeks at a time, and quiet feeds don’t bring in bookings.

What We Did

Rather than book a shoot for one hero video, we ran a single content day and treated the whole day as a batch.

• Built a shot list around jobs that were already booked in, so nothing had to be staged or re-scheduled
• Filmed across the full day to capture different cars, different services and different stages of the process
• Shot everything vertical and social-first, rather than cropping a landscape edit down afterwards
• Captured the team on camera as well as the cars — the people are half the reason customers pick a detailer

What Was Delivered

That one session produced ten finished, platform-ready videos. Each captioned, colour graded and sized for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, and handed over ready to post with nothing left to do at their end.

A month of content, and the only thing it cost them was a day of access.

Why It Works

Most businesses think about video as a project: brief it, shoot it, launch it, forget it. The batch approach flips that. One day on site produces enough material to stay visible for a month, which is the cadence that actually moves the needle — consistent presence beats one polished film that gets posted twice.

It’s exactly the model behind our monthly content partnership: come once, film properly, hand back a month of work.