Videographer · Video Production · Lincoln, NE

Lincoln Videographer
& Video Production

A Lincoln videographer and video production team — brand films, commercial videography, and short-form content shot cinematically, edited to perform, delivered ready to post.

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Video production built for business results, not showreels

Most video in Lincoln falls into two buckets: phone footage that undersells the business, or agency productions priced for companies ten times your size. We sit in the gap — cinema-grade video (Sony A7S III, cinema glass) produced by a lean studio, priced for Lincoln businesses, and edited around one question: what does this video need to make happen?

Brand films, commercial spots, recruiting videos, event recaps, product video, and the short-form Reels that actually reach people in 2026 — planned, shot, and delivered by one team.

Proof: a Lincoln venue we film every month

Capital Cigar Lounge runs on our monthly video engine. In the most recent 90 days their Instagram pulled 89,000+ views and top-post engagement rose more than 4× — driven by cinematic short-form video of the room, the events, and the rituals that make the lounge worth visiting. That's the standard every video project gets: content engineered to travel, not just look good in a portfolio.

What a project looks like

One-off shoots start at $600 for a half day and $1,100 for a full day, including color-graded delivery within two weeks. Ongoing content engines — a monthly cadence of video and photo built for your socials — start at $1,500/month. Every engagement starts with a free 30-minute call where we scope the deliverables, the timeline, and the price before you commit to anything.

One Lincoln videographer, every format of videography

Because we shoot photo and video together, one production day yields the brand film and the photo library — no second crew, no second invoice. Whether you searched for a Lincoln videographer, video production, or videography for a specific project, it's the same team and the same standard — a consistent visual identity across your website, your ads, and your feed from a single partner who already knows your brand.

See the video work

A sample of the short-form video we produce — muted for atmosphere; tap any for sound, and the full posts live on Instagram.

Capital Cigar — Event Announcement

Ticketed-event promo produced for the lounge with Bandido Yankee Tequila & DeShow Spirits. Tap the video for sound.

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Capital Cigar — Brand Ident

Motion-graphics brand ident we built for the lounge’s event Reels.

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NVAR Studios — Brand Motion

In-house motion identity — the same craft your brand gets.

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What clients say

“Nvar has a great eye for capturing your essence in his photos. Great to work with and to converse with. Absolutely recommend working with him.”

David Boardman · Google Review · Portrait Client

Common Questions

Frequently Asked

How much does video production cost in Lincoln?

Our one-off shoots run $600 (half day) to $1,100 (full day), with color-graded delivery in two weeks. Monthly content retainers start at $1,500/month. Larger productions — multi-day brand films, campaign work — are scoped on a free consultation call.

Do you do both the filming and the editing?

Yes — every project is shot, color-graded, and edited in-house. For retainer clients we also handle content strategy and scripting, so what we deliver is ready to post, not raw footage you have to figure out.

Can you shoot vertical video for Reels and TikTok?

That's most of what we deliver for hospitality and brand clients. We shoot with vertical crops planned from the start, so your Reels look composed — not like a landscape video with the sides cut off.

What businesses do you work with?

Hospitality venues (cigar lounges, bars, breweries, restaurants) are our signature niche, alongside professional services, retail, construction, and real estate across Lincoln and Omaha. If your business needs to look like the best version of itself on screen, that's the job.

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