# Video for charities in Auckland

> Impact films, fundraising and donor video for Auckland charities, where every dollar gets watched, including the one spent on the video. Shoots from $800.

Source: https://declangale.com/services/charity-video-auckland

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For charities and non-profits

Impact films, fundraising content and donor-facing video, for organisations where every dollar is being watched, including the one spent on this.

5.0 on Google Written quote, usually same day

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## The brief is usually the same shape

Show what the organisation does, in a way that makes someone want to give, volunteer or fund it again next year: the work, the people it reaches and someone saying in their own words what it meant.

That is a different job to a corporate profile. The goal is to make someone feel the thing enough to act on it.

## What tends to matter more here than elsewhere

Budget has to go further

Most charity video budgets are smaller than a comparable corporate one, and a short, well-shot piece beats a longer, thinly covered one. If the budget is tight, say so at the brief stage and the shoot gets planned around one focused day.

The people on camera are often not used to it

Beneficiaries, volunteers, staff who did not sign up to be on camera. So interviews run slower and gentler, with no pressure to get it in one take. [More on how interviews go on the corporate video page](https://declangale.com/services/corporate-video-auckland), most of it applies here too.

The footage gets used for years

A fundraising piece from this year is often still being shown at events three years later. Worth shooting slightly more broadly than the immediate brief, since a wider b-roll set costs almost nothing extra on the day and saves a reshoot down the line. Frame grabs off the footage come free on any job. Proper stills shot alongside on a second camera are their own deliverable and go on the quote.

Consent matters more here

Where anyone vulnerable is on camera, that means proper release forms and a clear conversation about how the footage will be used.

## What you get

A main film, usually one to three minutes, for donor presentations, funding applications and your own channels. Short vertical cuts from the same footage for social. A stills selection.

## What it costs

Priced the same way as everything else, from the brief. What it usually looks like: a half day or full day shoot from $800, with the finished film and cuts on top depending on how many deliverables come off it.

If budget is the constraint, say the number and the shoot gets planned to fit it.

[Full pricing →](https://declangale.com/pricing)

## Client work

Impact film · KiwiHarvest Food rescue in Auckland. Filmed across a working day and cut for funders, donors and social.

## Questions

Do you offer a discount for charities?

There is no fixed charity rate, because every job is different. Say the budget and the brief gets built around it, so you pay for what the job needs.

Can you work with vulnerable people or sensitive stories?

Yes, with proper consent and release forms, and at whatever pace works for the people involved.

How long does the footage stay usable?

Well shot footage from a fundraising piece can stay in use for years. Worth mentioning at the brief stage if the material needs to work for more than the immediate campaign.

[More questions →](https://declangale.com/faqs)

Tell me the work, who it is for and the number you have.

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