At BLARE Media, we live and breathe video production. It’s a part of what we are and why we’ve been doing this for decades. We are a team of driven perfectionists that wants to make something effective and dynamic for you and help you realize your goals.
By understanding that every project is unique, BLARE Media customizes each approach to fit the client’s branding, goals, personality, audience, and production budget.
Through appreciating our clients’ fiscal demands, BLARE Media designs, plans, and executes our productions efficiently to fit the project’s scope and budget.
BLARE Media’s creative teams are experts at content development and on-set execution: From pre- through post-production, our teams possess the skills to produce quality video work, making both BLARE Media and our valued clients proud.
Whether the project is a long-form, industrial or corporate video, a multi-video campaign, or a 30 second TV spot, BLARE welcomes the opportunity to work with new and returning clients to create powerful and creative videos regardless of shoot location and/or production challenges.
As the world of messaging has changed we have also embraced the power of social media marketing and are adept at creating compelling and shareable videos for your pages and feeds.
Please review BLARE Media’s work and if you like what you see give us a call to find out how we can address your specific video production demands. Why wait? Your consultation call is free.
Our History
BLARE Media was formed in 2005 in Fresno, California by filmmaker / gear head Justin McAleece and entrepreneur / marketer Blake Barnett. Their mission was to create the best quality video productions possible for local businesses that did not have the big budgets that larger brands might.
To that end, they originally designed a completely tapeless, high-definition workflow which would allow stunning image quality while being much faster and more economical to edit than film.
The Challenge
“We want to produce commercials for our local clients that are worthy of being aired during the Super Bowl, without being too expensive. How do we do it?”
That was the challenge the partners committed to solving, and the solution came in the way of advances in technology which took video image quality into the stratosphere and allowed for substantially smaller crews, saving considerable amounts of money. These savings were then passed onto
customers, allowing even a mom and pop or regional business to enjoy high- quality production values at a fraction of the previous costs.
As put by Project Manager Blake Barnett “High-Quality video production is now accessible to so many more businesses that anyone who doesn’t have a video strategy is at a disadvantage. While a business might think they cannot afford a real video production crew and professional editing and graphics, they would be surprised that they don’t need $100,000 to pull off a great, professional-looking spot.”
