Your buyers will never walk your floor. Your film takes them there.
Brand, product and training films for manufacturers, shot on your floor without stopping your line. One film, or a camera on your floor every quarter, so you stay visible in every market you sell in.
We met at the show? Email contact@levron.co. The Line Survey is a written review of your films next to your three closest competitors’, with what to shoot first. Free, in a week.
Play with soundYour product is impressive in person. Almost nobody sees it in person.
Spec sheets do not sell
Your distributors pitch from PDFs while competitors show a two minute film of the machine running. The buyer remembers the film.
Trade shows are loud
A booth without moving images is furniture. You paid for the space. The screen is what stops people walking past it.
Training lives in one veteran’s head
When your best operator retires, the knowledge walks out with them. Every new hire gets a slightly different version of the truth.
Candidates cannot picture the job
Manufacturing hiring is brutal. A film of your real plant and real team beats a stock photo job post every single time.
Films built for a business outcome, not a showreel.
Brand films
Your story and your scale in one film: who you are, what you stand for, and the plant behind it. The piece a buyer watches before deciding to work with you.
Product and process films
Your machine or product filmed in operation, explained so a buyer gets it in under two minutes. One link instead of one flight.
Training and safety videos
Standardized procedures on video mean every hire learns it right the first time, in their own language if your floor speaks more than one.
Recruiting films
Real people, real floor, real work. Candidates apply to places they can picture themselves standing in.
Social content from your floor
Every shoot also becomes short vertical clips for LinkedIn and Instagram. None of it looks like stock footage, because it is your floor.
Three steps. You can stop after any of them.
Every manufacturer starts with the survey. Most go on to the first film. The ones who want a company that stops looking smaller than it is take the year.
The Line Survey
A written review of your video presence: what you have, what your three closest competitors have, what to shoot first. Two to three pages in a week. No call needed.
Ask for the surveyThe anchor film
A day and a half on your floor, line running. The film, a 60 and a 30, vertical cuts, a stills library. Travel, hotel and assistant inside the number.
Scope the filmThe Production Line
Two shoot blocks a year on the entry tier, quarterly delivery, localized versions for the markets you export to. Dates held in the calendar a year out.
The full film pageThe credit rule: commission the film, sign the year within 60 days, and the full project price comes off the agreement. You never pay for the same film twice.
Play with soundTENARIS Silcotub
They wanted their production line shown as the leader it is.
The line kept running. We filmed everything in two days.
In global use across the company.
Built for factories, not fashion shoots.
Your line keeps running
One person, one vehicle, full cinema package. PPE on, safety briefing done, shot plan cleared with your plant manager before anything rolls.
One point of contact
You talk to the person holding the camera and cutting the film. No account managers, no telephone game, no crew of twelve at your gate.
Every market, one shoot
Exporting to Latin America or Europe? Translated script, native voiceover, on screen text swapped per language. One production budget covers every market.
Air and ground covered
FAA Part 107 drone work for facility scale, gimbal and cinema cameras for the floor, clean audio for interviews. Nothing subcontracted.
No agency between us. You get me.
I’m Tim Jinar, owner of Levron Systems. I take your call, write the shot plan, run the camera and cut the film. No juniors learning on your budget, no account manager relaying notes, no crew of twelve at your gate.
I’ve filmed for steel mills, food safety labs and packaging plants across Europe and the U.S. If we work together, you have my direct line from the first call to the final file.
Quotes drafted by morning. Your veteran's know how kept.
The same footage feeds the systems a plant of 20 to 150 people runs on. Built one at a time on the tools you already have: your email, your job sheet or ERP, QuickBooks. Nothing goes to a customer without a person.
- 01Front office. RFQs read and drafted by morning. Your estimator reviews and sends.
- 02Floor memory. Your veteran on film, answering the new hire from a QR code on the machine, in English and Spanish.
- 03The floor. Machines and jobs that text: a fault scan reaches maintenance, a job moving to shipping reaches the customer.
- 04Buyers. Found when a buyer asks an AI who to call. Capabilities written the way buyers ask, a plant film the AI can cite.
Tested on 20 pieces of your real work, live within 14 days of access or the install is free. Tools and hosting inside the monthly, month to month. The founding three plants pay $1,500 to install.
The full AI pageSend one RFQ from last month.
We run it through the intake system and send back a two minute screen recording: the part, quantity, material, due date and the missing spec pulled out, the similar past job found, and the reply it would have drafted. We delete the file after.
Send one RFQ. Free.Before you ask.
Will filming interrupt production?
No. The shot plan is built around your schedule. I have filmed on live mill floors and packaging lines. If a shot needs a stopped machine, we plan it into changeover or maintenance windows you already have.
Who actually shows up?
Me. Tim Jinar, owner of Levron. I shoot it and I edit it. Full cinema package in one vehicle, one person to badge in, one name on the safety briefing sheet.
What does it cost?
The anchor film is a flat, all in project price: a day and a half of shooting, the film, a 60 and a 30, vertical cuts, a stills library, travel included. The Production Line starts from $2,500 a month on a twelve month agreement, two shoot blocks a year, and the film credits against it if you sign within 60 days.
Our plant is not exactly pretty. Does that matter?
Working plants are the point. Sparks, steam and machines in motion film better than any office. Buyers trust a real floor more than a polished set.
Ask for the Line Survey.
The Line Survey
Your company, what you make, where you sell, the three competitors you lose deals to. You get the written survey in a week. If a film is not the right move yet, it says that too.
The RFQ Test
Or send one quote request from last month, customer blacked out if you like, and see what the AI pulls out of it in a two minute screen recording.
Rather talk first? Book 15 minutes with Tim.