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Atlanta film production company

Script to final grade in six weeks. One crew, one invoice.

Ninth Row Films produces commercials, documentaries and brand films for companies that want broadcast polish without an agency's markup. We write, shoot on ARRI cameras and finish in our own Midtown suite, so the person who agrees your budget is the same person who cuts your film.

Fixed-price packages from $4,800. Crews in Atlanta, Savannah and across the Southeast.

What we make

Three kinds of film, each with a fixed price

Most clients come to us for one of these. If your project sits between two of them, we will say so on the first call and price the hybrid.

Camera operator working an ARRI cinema camera on a studio set

Commercials and brand films

Thirty-second spots for broadcast and streaming, and two-to-three-minute films for your homepage and trade shows. We storyboard every frame before the crew is booked, so you approve the look in week one rather than discovering it in week five.

Storyboard cards labelled by act spread across a wooden table

Documentaries and interview series

From a ten-minute short about a family foundry to a six-part series for a hospital system. Our director sits in on every interview, and a writer shapes the transcript into a story before editing begins.

Edit suite monitor showing a colour grading timeline

Edit, colour and sound for footage you already shot

Bring us the drive. We assemble a cut in five working days, grade in our reference-monitor suite and deliver a mixed master with captions and every social aspect ratio.

Recent work

Crew adjusting a camera during the Roast to Cup shoot
Peachtree Roasters

Roast to Cup, a 90-second launch film

1.2 million views in five weeks

Brand films · Commercial

Filmmakers checking footage on a camera monitor outdoors
Southern Rail Museum

The Last Run, a 24-minute documentary

Broadcast on two regional stations

Documentary

Camera rig and crew in a dark studio during the Porchlight shoot
Mavis Hart

Porchlight, a one-night music video

Three cameras, one location, one night

Music video

Clapperboard from the Delgado patient story series
Delgado Orthopedics

Patient stories, six two-minute films

Playing in four clinic waiting rooms

Brand films · Documentary

Cinema lens close-up on the Ironwood commercial shoot
Ironwood Furniture

Built to Be Argued Over, a 30-second spot

Cut down to six social versions

Commercial

How a project runs

From first call to delivered master

  1. 01

    A 30-minute discovery call

    You tell us the audience, the budget range and where the film will play. Within three days you receive a one-page treatment and a fixed quote.

  2. 02

    Script and storyboards

    A writer drafts the script and our director storyboards it. You sign off on both before we book a single crew member.

  3. 03

    The shoot

    One to five days, with a crew of four to twelve. A producer stays on set to handle permits, releases and the schedule.

  4. 04

    Edit, grade, sound, delivery

    Two rounds of revisions are included. You receive broadcast, web and social masters, captions and an organised project archive.

What clients say after the invoice

“They delivered a film my CEO actually showed at the shareholder meeting. The price on the quote was the price on the invoice.”
D. WhitfieldMarketing director, regional credit union
“Our director interviewed forty-one patients without making a single one uncomfortable. That is a rare skill.”
R. DelgadoPractice owner, orthopedic clinic
“Three cameras, one night and a band that had never been filmed. We had the first cut before the weekend was over.”
M. HartRecording artist

Tell us the story you need told

Send a paragraph and a rough budget. A producer, not a form robot, will call you back within one business day.