Levron Films · Ocala & Marion County
The film that lets a remote owner feel the care before they send the horse.
Cinematic films of the living operation for boarding, training, and sales-prep facilities in Ocala and Marion County. Built so serious prospects can decide with confidence from a distance.
The real decision
A remote owner is deciding whether to send a high-value horse to your facility. They cannot visit every week. They need to feel the daily reality of the care before they commit.
Most farms still sell that decision with photos, a few short clips, and the claim of exceptional care. The feeling of the actual daily operation is almost never shown. That is the gap a cinematic film closes.
What the film actually does
It lets a serious prospect experience the quality of the handling, the footing, the turnout, the staff, and the atmosphere without getting on a plane.
Confidence before commitment
They watch the film and feel the level of care. The serious ones arrive already leaning yes. The ones who would never have been a fit self-select out earlier.
An asset that works every day
The long cut lives on the website. The short cuts get texted or emailed to prospects. One shoot produces the material that sells the service for months.
What one day on the farm produces
Hero film of the living operation
Two to four minutes. The barns, arenas, turnout, daily routines, and the way the horses are actually handled. Built to create the feeling that photos cannot.
Short cuts ready to send
45–90 second versions for boarding, training, or sales prep. Vertical cuts for Instagram and paid social. The versions a busy owner or trainer will actually watch.
Still assets from the same day
High-quality stills for the website and social. One day of filming becomes a library of usable material.
The one-day pilot
One full day on your facility at a steeply discounted pilot rate. You receive the hero film plus short cuts. We work around the real schedule. You see exactly how we operate.
If the film does its job and the relationship feels right, we move to a retainer — especially valuable for multi-farm or multi-location operators.
The difference
Every serious facility claims exceptional care. Almost none of them let a remote owner actually feel it before they commit.
The work
We film real working environments where a large crew would be an imposition. The same approach applies to a high-end boarding and training facility.
Living at Colina Noua
A resident tells the story of the place. Same shape as a client story, different subject.
Questions operators actually ask
Will this disrupt training or the daily routine?
No. One person with a camera. We plan around the real schedule — feeding, turnout, training, and rest. The horses keep their day.
We already have good photos and some video.
Most serious facilities do. The missing piece is a cinematic film of the living operation that creates the feeling a remote owner needs before they commit a high-value horse.
Do you work with other facilities in the area?
Yes. Limited geographic exclusivity is available if you want it. We will tell you plainly what is already committed.
What does the pilot cost?
The pilot is priced so the first film is almost risk-free. Exact number depends on the facility and the cuts you need. It is a short conversation.
Who is this not for?
Facilities that only need listing video when they sell the property. Operations that already have a strong cinematic film of the daily service and a system for using it. Anyone looking for a large crew and multi-day production.
Who you are dealing with
Tim Jinar owns Levron Films. He directs, shoots and finishes the work himself. There is no account layer between you and the person holding the camera.