Video ProductionDeep Tech Investor Video

Investor video for deep tech.

A founder thesis backed by visible technical progress—built for the deck, partner meeting, follow-up email, data room, and the audiences that see the company after the raise.

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Quick answer

What should a deep-tech fundraising video prove?

It should help an investor understand the problem, the founder's differentiated insight, what has been built, the conditions under which it works, and why the current milestone matters. The film supports diligence; it should never imply metrics, customers, readiness, or capabilities the company has not approved.

Ways to work together

A launch, or the work that comes after.

Production across the US, with experience in Germany. We scope locations, crew, and post-production around the project.

Launch film + supporting assets

For a product debut, research demo, funding announcement, or first customer deployment. Start with the audience and one clear product story.

The scope: A main film with agreed cutdowns, captioned versions, press b-roll, stills, and presentation loops. Deliverables and revision rounds are written into the proposal.
The schedule: We work backward from your launch date through script approval, access, filming, editing, and final review. Location access and technical review set the critical dates.
The budget: Shoot days, locations, crew, talent, product capture, motion design, and version count determine the quote. Existing footage can reduce new capture.

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Ongoing technical content

For teams with footage to use and progress to share. Turn demonstrations, founder interviews, and field work into a consistent stream of finished content.

Start with your library: Send sample footage and references. We check image and sound quality, product accuracy, usage permissions, and gaps before recommending edits or a new shoot.
Agree on a cadence: Scope short edits, captions, aspect ratios, review rounds, and delivery dates by batch. Filming and substantial new animation are quoted separately.
Keep it current: A named client reviewer confirms technical claims before release. New deployments can add footage for future launch, sales, recruiting, and website uses.

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A fundraising video cannot replace the deck, technical diligence, or customer evidence. Its job is to compress the founder's argument and the product's physical reality into a form that travels inside a partnership—especially when the machine, facility, or deployment cannot enter the meeting room.

The strongest material combines a precise founder narrative with proof: the product completing an approved task, the team working in the real environment, the factory or field context, and the milestone the round will accelerate. WERZ's public example is Cosmic Robotics, documented across multiple deployments and a launch film carried by Y Combinator.

We plan the main film and the smaller investor touchpoints together: a deck loop, no-sound product proof, founder answer clips, data-room context, portfolio-announcement assets, stills, and recruiting versions. Claims, metrics, customer names, future timelines, and confidential details remain client-approved inputs.

Deliverables

The investor story, planned before the shoot.

Founder thesis film

A clear statement of the problem, insight, product, milestone, and why this team is positioned to build it.

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Visible product proof

Approved footage of the system, process, field site, factory, interface, test, or customer environment that supports the narrative.

Deck and data-room assets

Short loops, silent demonstrations, founder answers, stills, and contextual footage designed for investor follow-up.

Post-raise versions

Launch, recruiting, press, website, and social assets derived from the same approved material when the announcement becomes public.

Client voice

Trusted by technical founders.

“From pre-production logistics to on-site shoots, editing, and delivery — he's consistently organized, prepared, and ready to execute. Reliable, talented, and low-drama. A combination that's hard to find and extremely valuable.”

James Emerick

Founder & CEO, Cosmic Robotics

Process

A production plan that protects the claim.

01
Map the investor question
We identify what the viewer must believe, what evidence exists, and what remains confidential or unproven.
02
Interview and proof plan
Founder topics, product tasks, locations, screens, archival media, and approved metrics are mapped into one argument.
03
Capture the real milestone
The shoot prioritizes the most defensible product or operating evidence before secondary campaign material.
04
Approve by disclosure level
The client confirms the intended audience and clearance of each version before private or public delivery.

Best fit

Built for a specific business moment.

Seed through growth fundraising

Introduce the company and product with the depth appropriate to the current technical and commercial milestone.

Partner-meeting follow-up

Give investors a concise asset they can forward internally after the founder leaves the room.

Private diligence

Create an approved, audience-specific product or facility view for controlled sharing when the public site cannot show enough.

Funding announcement

Reuse cleared material across the company site, founder post, press kit, recruiting, and portfolio announcement.

FAQ

Common questions.

Can an investor video include confidential material?

Potentially, in a separately scoped private version. The client defines the audience, access, storage, watermarking, review, and sharing requirements, and WERZ confirms whether it can support them.

Should the video include market-size or performance claims?

Only when the client approves the exact language and source. We do not independently validate investment claims and do not add unsupported metrics to make a film sound more persuasive.

Can the same shoot support a public announcement later?

Yes. Public and private versions should be planned with separate disclosure boundaries from the start so the approved public material can move quickly when the raise is announced.

Is this different from a normal brand film?

The craft may overlap, but the investor version is structured around a financing conversation: thesis, evidence, current milestone, and the questions that arise in partner discussion or diligence.

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Tell us the round, investor audience, current milestone, product access, disclosure boundary, and meeting timeline. We will scope the smallest useful film system.

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