Video Production for Farms, Food Makers, and all of the Places That Make New England Worth Visiting
I’m Chris Zecco, and Labradoodle Studio is my video production studio based on scening and rural Oakham, Massachusetts. I make high quality videos for farms, breweries, wineries, food producers and local event venues across New England. Real footage. Real people. Real locations. At a time when it’s becoming increasingly more difficult to tell what is real from what is AI generated, make your business stand out from the sea of AI content, and make a difference that customers notice.
Why Real Footage Matters More Now Than Ever
Video is easier to generate than ever, and most of it looks like it. Stock footage, AI-generated clips, and templated content all start to blur together. What doesn't blur together is real footage of real people doing real work: your fields, your kitchen, your crew, your regulars. That's not a trend. It's the actual advantage a small, owner-operated business has, and it's exactly what I shoot.
Why Work With Me?
I Understand Your World
Farms, breweries, wineries, food producers, and historic venues all have real stories and customers who care where things come from. I've worked with Agronomy Farm Vineyard, The Country Hen, Sweet Nala's Bakery, and Stillman Quality Meats. I know the pace of a working farm and the pace of a tasting room on a Saturday.
I Handle Everything, Start to Finish
No account managers, crew to coordinate, or third parties to get in touch with. I handle the concept, the shoot, the edit, the color, and the sound. I also coordinate any outside resources needed to ensure the project goes off without a hitch.
I’ll Show Up In Person, and Discuss Your Options
I'm based in Central Massachusetts and work across MA, RI, CT, VT, and NH. I'll come to the farm, the taproom, or the dining room and understand your business in the context of the place it's in.
It’s Real Footage, and Real Creative Based Around Who You Are and What You Actually Do
Every project starts with a goal: more wholesale accounts, more tasting room visits, a fuller event calendar. For businesses that want a steady stream of content rather than a single project, I also work as an ongoing partner, not just a one-time shoot.
What We Create
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Brand & Product Videos
A short film that shows customers who you are and what you make. Built around your farm, your process, or your people, so a new customer understands why you're worth choosing before they ever visit.
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Customer & Community Stories
Let the people who already love what you do make the case for you. Real voices carry more weight than any tagline.
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Process & Craft Films
Showcase your process, ingredient sourcing, production standards, or product quality. Educational content that builds brand authority and customer loyalty.
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Process and Craft Films
Show the sourcing, the process, or the standards behind what you make. Content that builds trust with customers who ask questions.
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Venue and Property Films
A tour that brings the property to life online. Built for farm stays, event barns, wineries, and historic venues where the space is part of the sale.
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Seasonal & Social Films
Short-form video built for Instagram and Facebook, timed to the seasons that drive your business: harvest, opening weekend, holiday rush. You don't have to manage production yourself.
OUR PROCESS
Step 1: We Talk About What You Need
We'll hop on a call or meet in person to understand your business, what you want to accomplish with video, and what's in your budget. No pressure, no upsell—just a conversation about your project and your goals.
Step 2: I Put Together a Plan
You'll get a clear outline of the project, the timeline, and the cost before anything is booked. No surprises once we start.
Step 3: I Handle The Rest
I shoot, edit, color, and deliver. Most projects take three to six weeks from the first shoot day to final delivery, and I'll keep you as involved as you want.
Where I Work
Based in Oakham, Massachusetts, in the heart of Central Mass. I take on projects across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, and New Hampshire, with most work happening within a couple hours of home: Worcester County, the Pioneer Valley, the Berkshires, and up into southern New Hampshire and Vermont.
The Person Behind the Camera
I'm Chris Zecco. Before Labradoodle Studio, I spent years shooting live-action production for companies like Dell, HPE, Cisco, Microsoft, Fidelity, and Broadridge, including work inside their datacenters. That's the production standard I still hold myself to. I started Labradoodle Studio because the businesses I already believed in, the ones I buy eggs and wine and bread from, deserved video that actually looked like them. That's still the whole idea.
Get in Touch
Reach me directly at any of the options below:
Call or Text: 508-769-6304
Email: czecco@labradoodle.studio
Featured Work
Hubbardston, MA
Broadcast commercials for a Central Massachusetts egg farm, shot in a single day on ambient light alone. The spots ran on regional cable across NH and Eastern MA for months and pulled unsolicited calls from viewers who'd seen them. The relationship led to more work on their NestFresh brand.
Oakham, MA
Full brand identity, photography, and ongoing content management since June 2024, starting from about 30 followers and no visual identity. Since then: 282 net new followers and 9,464 content interactions, gained organically.
Oakham, MA
A brand film built from a cold email, shot across three years including the disruptions of COVID. Released on Facebook, it drew 91 reactions, 20 comments, and 13 shares. Now the retainer conversation in progress with the same clients.
Hardwick, MA
A three-video campaign series for a USDA facility expansion, each video built for a different audience: core story, investors, community impact. The marketing firm running the campaign called the first cut "lovely" and thanked me for "the quick turnaround."
Have Questions?
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It means the camera captures what's actually happening, real work, real people, natural light, instead of a scripted, staged production or AI-generated footage. It's the difference between a farm that looks like a farm and a farm that looks like a commercial.
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Yes. I've worked with craft beverage producers including Agronomy Farm Vineyard on brand and marketing video. If you're trying to grow tasting room visits, build a wine club, or reach new customers online, video built around your actual tasting room and product is usually the fastest way there.Item description
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Most businesses start with one of three things: a brand film that tells your story, a product video that shows what you make, or a customer story that builds trust through someone else's voice. We'll figure out which one fits during a first conversation.
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Yes. Alongside one-time projects, I work with a handful of businesses on an ongoing basis, consistent seasonal and social content delivered on a regular schedule. If that's what you're looking for, mention it when you reach out.Item description
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Most one-time projects run from $1,800 for a single event or social reel to $5,500 for a full brand or campaign video, with add-ons available for drone footage, extra shoot days, or additional deliverables. Most farms, food producers, and craft beverage businesses land in the $2,200 to $4,800 range. I'll give you a real number once I understand your scope.
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Most projects run three to six weeks from the first shoot day to final delivery, including planning, shooting, editing, and revisions. Tighter timelines are possible when the situation calls for it.