Ongoing Media Partner in Chicago

Klicc MultiMedia is a Chicago-based media company providing video production, photography, post-production, and social media support. Our partnership model is built around a simple idea: give businesses access to an in-house media team without the in-house commitment.

An ongoing media partner develops familiarity with a business through repeated work. That familiarity provides context for future projects: what the business offers, who it serves, how it presents itself, and what it needs to communicate next.

Our experience with Spring Brook Marine Group, Tints of Chicago, and repeated productions for Post Chicago illustrates different parts of this approach, from ongoing content creation to strategic planning and account support.

What does an ongoing media partner do?

An ongoing media partner helps a business plan, produce, and use media across multiple projects. Depending on the relationship, that work can include video, photography, editing, content planning, publishing support, and social account management.

At Klicc, the scope depends on the business and the support it needs. Some relationships center on recurring production. Others extend into media planning and account management.

The connection between those responsibilities matters. A finished video has a purpose within the business’s communications, whether it introduces an offering, documents a project, explains a feature, or shares an experience.

Understanding that purpose helps guide the work from the beginning.

Learning the business through repeated collaboration

Repeated collaboration gives us opportunities to learn how a business operates and what matters to its audience.

We develop that understanding through conversations and production experience. Each project adds context about the offering, the people involved, and the details that deserve attention.

Our Pardo 50 design video with PROjECT Interiors provides a specific example. Before filming, we worked directly with the owner to understand the intention behind the design and the feeling the space should create.

That discussion shaped our attention to textures, patterns, and small details. It demonstrates the kind of understanding we seek before deciding how to present a subject.

Within an ongoing relationship, those conversations build on what we have learned from previous work.

Spring Brook Marine Group: production and broader media support

Our relationship with Spring Brook Marine Group began in late 2023. Through that work, we have produced a wide range of marine media, including social videos, drone highlights, walkthroughs, new-model introductions, feature-focused content, event coverage, and documentary production.

Our marine experience includes filming more than 150 unique boats, completing over 300 ready-to-post media deliverables, and producing interior and exterior listing photography for more than 50 boats.

Through our work with Spring Brook, we have also handled full media management, strategic media planning, social account management, and response management.

That breadth shows how a media relationship can extend across different needs. A business may have inventory to introduce, an event to document, a delivery to share, and a larger story to tell.

The Cranchi documentary produced in collaboration with Spring Brook demonstrates the larger-project side of that experience. It involved collaboration with the sixth generation of the Cranchi family, production in Italy, and a seven-day journey aboard the boats from Cleveland around Northern Michigan to Chicago.

Tints of Chicago: recurring content across different services

Our recurring work for Tints of Chicago has involved content around automotive, marine, commercial, and residential window tinting projects.

That variety gives each production a different subject. An automotive project may focus on an individual vehicle, while a commercial project introduces work within a business environment.

Projects we have documented include work at Lightology, along with vehicles such as the Tesla Model Y, Porsche GT3, Lexus IS 350, and Toyota RAV4.

Through repeated coverage, we build familiarity with the company’s services and the kinds of projects it wants to share. That context helps us present each assignment within a recognizable brand.

It also illustrates why recurring production can be useful for businesses with a steady flow of completed work: each project provides another opportunity to show what the business does.

Continuity across events, projects, and social media

Our work for Post Chicago has included media production on multiple occasions, creating social media assets. Collaborative event work involving Post Chicago, St. Regis, and Trump Tower also resulted in media used by all three.

These experiences reflect another part of an ongoing media approach: creating content across different occasions while remaining attentive to the business behind each production.

Continuity involves how a company is represented over time. The subjects may change, but the work should remain connected to its identity and communication goals.

Repeated collaboration gives us more context for those decisions. It helps us understand how a new production relates to the work that came before it.

Connecting media planning, production, and editing

A useful media plan begins with what a business needs to communicate and where the finished assets will be used.

That informs the production: which people, products, spaces, or moments need coverage. Editing then shapes the material into the formats agreed for the project.

Our experience spans short social media pieces, photography, walkthroughs, interviews, and longer documentary-style videos. Different formats provide different ways to present a subject.

The partnership model brings those choices into an ongoing conversation. As needs develop, a business can discuss its next projects with a media team that already has context about its work.

Explore Klicc MultiMedia’s video and photography portfolio.

An in-house media team without the in-house commitment

Businesses considering ongoing media support often need several capabilities working together. Video production, photography, editing, and social media responsibilities all require attention.

Klicc’s partnership model gives clients access to those capabilities through an external media relationship, with the scope established around their needs.

For Chicago businesses, our experience includes repeated production, industry-focused content, larger storytelling projects, and broader account support. That range gives us a foundation for discussing both individual assignments and continuing media needs.

Our goal is to become familiar with your business and create media that represents it consistently as it develops.