Video Production Prices 2026: Current Budget Guide by Service Type

Video Production Prices 2026:

Video-production prices vary greatly according to the type, scope and quality expectations of the project. Different service types—corporate films, commercial films, factory filming, event films and OH&S training films—each have their own cost structure.

In this guide, we present video-production prices in Türkiye in 2026 comparatively by service type. The aim is to clarify how much each service costs and help with budget planning.

Medyabox has completed more than 250 projects since 2015. We have worked with brands including Google, Fujifilm, ODTÜ, Darüşşafaka, Mondelez, Arzum, Acıbadem and Enka. The pricing information and assessments in this article are based directly on our market experience.

Last updated: 4 September 2026. The figures on this page are Medyabox reference ranges excluding VAT, aligned with our published starting prices. The final quotation depends on filming days, locations, crew, technical requirements, post-production, languages and delivery scope.

Main Factors That Determine Video-Production Prices

Regardless of service type, there are common factors that determine the price of every video-production project. Understanding them allows you to compare quotations from different agencies properly.

Production Quality and Equipment

Technical equipment such as professional cinema cameras, lens sets, lighting equipment, gimbals, sliders and drones directly determines image quality. Agencies working with their own equipment do not pass rental costs on to the client, reducing the total budget.

All Medyabox equipment is owned in-house. This provides a cost advantage and guarantees that the team has full command of its own equipment.

Crew Size

A minimum production crew consists of a director, camera operator and lighting technician. Depending on the scope, a sound operator, second camera operator, drone operator, production assistant, art director and make-up artist may be added. Each additional crew member is added to the daily cost.

Pre-Production Process

Script development, storyboarding, location assessment, filming plans and logistics are defined during pre-production. The cost is calculated from the work actually required rather than from a fixed percentage of the total budget.

Post-Production Process

Editing, colour grading, sound design, voice-over, music, graphics and subtitles are planned according to the approved deliverables. Post-production is priced by scope rather than as a fixed percentage of the project.

Medyabox 2026 Reference Ranges by Service Type

The comparison below presents video-production prices in Türkiye by service type as of 2026. All prices exclude VAT and may vary according to the project scope.

Corporate Film Prices

Corporate, company and business promotional films. Generally 2–4 minutes, filmed at the company's premises, with management interviews and production processes.

Medyabox starting price: TRY 50,000 + VAT. Basic or single-location scopes generally fall within TRY 50,000–90,000; standard corporate scopes within TRY 90,000–160,000; broader or premium productions within TRY 160,000–400,000+.

For a detailed analysis, read our Corporate Film Prices 2026 article. Service page: Corporate video production

Factory Film Prices

Filming at manufacturing plants, organised industrial zones and industrial facilities. Includes drone filming, OH&S-compliant production and multilingual voice-over.

Medyabox starting price: TRY 60,000 + VAT. Standard single-facility scopes generally fall within TRY 60,000–100,000; comprehensive factory films within TRY 100,000–200,000; multi-facility or premium productions within TRY 200,000–400,000+.

For a detailed analysis, read our Factory Film Prices 2026 article. Service page: Factory film production

Commercial Film Prices

Commercial films for television, digital platforms and social media. Includes scriptwriting, casting, set design and comprehensive post-production.

Medyabox starting price: TRY 75,000 + VAT. Social-media campaign films generally fall within TRY 75,000–150,000; digital commercial films within TRY 100,000–250,000; television or broader campaign productions within TRY 200,000–600,000+.

For a detailed analysis, read our Commercial Film Prices 2026 article. Service page: Commercial film production

Event Film Prices

Video filming for congresses, conferences, launches, trade fairs and gala nights. Multiple cameras, professional sound recording and fast delivery.

Medyabox starting price: TRY 45,000 + VAT. Half-day events generally fall within TRY 45,000–75,000; full-day scopes within TRY 60,000–120,000; multi-day or multi-camera productions within TRY 120,000–300,000+.

The principal factors determining the price of event filming are event duration, number of cameras, live-sound-recording requirements and delivery speed. Fast-delivery requests such as a same-day teaser or next-day aftermovie create an additional cost.

Service page: Event film production

OH&S Training Film Prices

Occupational health and safety training videos. Scripted and reconstructed films covering subjects such as orientation, PPE use, working at height and emergency training.

Medyabox starting price: TRY 65,000 + VAT. Single-subject films generally fall within TRY 65,000–150,000; multi-subject packages within TRY 180,000–450,000; comprehensive series within TRY 350,000–900,000+.

Compliance of the script with legislation is critically important in OH&S training films. Under Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331, training materials must be prepared professionally and with accurate content as a legal obligation.

Service page: OH&S training film

Product Film Prices

Product video filming for e-commerce, launches and catalogues. Filmed in a studio or with a lifestyle concept.

Medyabox starting price: TRY 45,000 + VAT. Basic product videos generally fall within TRY 45,000–75,000; cinematic product films within TRY 75,000–150,000; series productions within TRY 120,000–250,000+.

Service page: Product film

Video Production Agency or Freelancer?

This question is a common decision point in budget planning. Both options have advantages and disadvantages.

Working with a Freelancer

Freelancers may offer a leaner cost structure for small, clearly defined assignments. The comparison should be based on crew depth, equipment, backup, sound, data security, post-production and delivery responsibility—not on a fixed percentage.

The disadvantages are a lack of project management, limited equipment, no backup crew in the event of illness or disruption and limited post-production capacity. A freelancer may be a good option for simple, low-budget projects. However, this creates risk in critical projects such as corporate communication, export promotion or brand campaigns.

Working with a Professional Agency

The advantages of working with an agency are project management and coordination, a crew structure with backup capacity, a broad equipment pool, multidisciplinary expertise, revision and quality assurance, and the security of references and a portfolio.

The disadvantage is the higher cost. However, this difference is balanced by the project's quality, reliability and on-time delivery.

Agency or freelancer selection should not be based on one budget threshold. Projects requiring a crew, reliable sound, backup systems, fixed deadlines, multiple locations or advanced post-production generally benefit from an organised production structure.

Five Steps to Setting the Correct Budget

1. Clarify the Film's Purpose and Use

Where will the film be used? Website, social media, trade fair, investor presentation or internal communication? The use determines the film format and therefore its budget.

2. Define Your Target Audience

Who will the film address? Overseas buyers, domestic customers, employees or investors? The target audience determines the film's language, tone and production level.

3. Collect Reference Films

Collect corporate or commercial films you like and show them to the agency. This is the most effective way to communicate expectations clearly and speeds up the quotation process.

4. Obtain Quotations from at Least Three Agencies

Obtaining quotations from different agencies helps you understand the market price. However, consider not only the price but also the scope, included services and the agency's references.

5. Ask About Hidden Costs

Is the script included? How many revisions are included? Is voice-over included or additional? Is the music licensed or royalty-free? Is delivery in different formats subject to an additional fee? These questions reveal the real difference between quotations.

Medyabox Video-Production Prices

Medyabox shares all prices transparently on our pricing page. Every project includes scriptwriting, location recce, filming, editing, colour grading and voice-over. We eliminate intermediary costs by working with our own equipment.

Our Istanbul-based team carries out projects throughout Türkiye. To receive a quotation tailored to your project scope, contact us through our contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does video production take?

It varies according to the project type. Final delivery after filming: 5 working days for event films, 7 working days for corporate films and 10 working days for commercial and OH&S films. The total period includes pre-production, filming and post-production.

Is there anything we need to do on the filming day?

Before filming, we coordinate location preparation and the necessary permissions. On the filming day, it is sufficient for one authorised representative from your company to be present. We manage the filming plan, crew coordination and the complete technical process.

Can we receive versions in different languages?

Yes. We provide multilingual voice-over and subtitle services, including Turkish, English, German, Arabic, Russian and French. We work with professional native-speaking voice artists for each language.

Do we have revision rights?

Every project includes a standard right to 3 revision rounds. During the revision process, editing, voice-over and graphic changes are made in line with client feedback. Additional revision requests are evaluated according to the project agreement.

How is payment made?

Our projects generally use a three-stage payment plan: 40% on signing the contract, 30% after filming and 30% on delivery. Different payment plans can be arranged according to the project scope.

To receive a detailed quotation for your video-production project, contact us through the contact page or call +90 216 504 28 70.