Top Video Production Companies in Alexandria, VA (2026)

Alexandria punches above its weight in video production. Old Town and Del Ray hold a surprising density of production companies, drawn by the same things that draw the national associations headquartered here: a walkable historic core that photographs beautifully, quick access to DC, and a deep bench of producers who live in the city they shoot.

If you are an Alexandria school, association, nonprofit, or business looking for a partner, your shortlist can start on King Street and barely leave it. This list is published by Puritano Media Group. We work in Alexandria constantly, our school system work here anchors our education practice, and we rank ourselves with our criteria in the open.

How We Built This List

An Alexandria address or an Alexandria client base, organizational work over wedding work, and range from concept through post. We also favored companies a buyer can actually visit: most of these offices sit within a mile of each other in Old Town and Del Ray.

9. Morris Media LLC

Morris Media works from South Payne Street in Old Town as a video production and media company serving the Alexandria market. A compact local shop has real advantages for city businesses: fast meetings, local knowledge, and a crew that can be on King Street in minutes when a story breaks or a schedule shifts.

Best for: Alexandria businesses that want a nearby, responsive production partner.

8. Intracoastal Films

Intracoastal Films, on South Washington Street, works in the movie and television studio category, which tells you where its ambitions sit: narrative and broadcast-flavored production rather than meeting coverage. Old Town has a long history as a filming location, and companies like this keep that craft alive locally.

Best for: narrative and broadcast-style projects based in Old Town.

7. Etch Films

Etch Films, on Prince Street, pairs video production with event videography and photography. Plenty of Alexandria organizations need exactly that combination: the gala, the awards night, the annual meeting, filmed well and photographed the same evening by one team that already knows the room.

Best for: events in Alexandria that need video and photography from one crew.

6. Mediac Productions

Mediac Productions works from King Street, in the middle of everything, offering production services to the businesses and organizations along the corridor. King Street is Alexandria's storefront, and a production company that lives on it understands the city's retail, restaurant, and tourism rhythms from the inside.

Best for: Alexandria businesses and organizations that want a King Street local.

5. MRB Films

MRB Films, also on King Street, operates as a movie and television studio and production company. The film studio orientation matters for clients who want their corporate or documentary work shot with a filmmaker's eye rather than a videographer's checklist. Alexandria has more of this talent per block than cities ten times its size.

Best for: film-led corporate and documentary projects in Alexandria.

4. Creative Liquid Productions

Creative Liquid Productions works from North Washington Street and covers production for broadcast and media clients. Their position at the north end of Old Town puts GW Parkway and DC within easy reach, and their practice reflects it: Alexandria-based, regionally deployed.

For organizations whose story runs between Alexandria and the District, a shop parked between the two is a logistical gift.

Best for: broadcast and media production from an Old Town base.

3. Story Store Media

Story Store Media, on Mount Vernon Avenue in Del Ray, produces campaigns, branded entertainment, live events, broadcast, and interactive work, all aimed at connecting the viewer to the message. Del Ray's creative energy is real, and Story Store is its flagship production company, the one national producers call when a project lands in Alexandria.

Their event work deserves emphasis: building content that plays live, in a room, at a gathering, is a craft generalists often underestimate.

Best for: campaigns, live event content, and broadcast work from Del Ray.

2. 522 Productions

522 Productions, on North Washington Street, has spent twenty years collaborating with brands and building a name on a promise: ridding the world of cheesy videos. Alexandria is full of associations and organizations with serious missions and tired video. 522's brand-first approach, personality included, is the antidote many of them are shopping for.

If your last three videos could belong to any organization in America, 522 is the local call most likely to fix that.

Best for: brand films and corporate video with personality for Alexandria organizations.

1. Puritano Media Group

Our Alexandria claim is not an address. It is a client: Alexandria City Public Schools. Our work for ACPS put our crews inside Alexandria's classrooms and school communities, and school work is unforgiving in the best way. Schedules are fixed, permissions are strict, kids are honest on camera, and the finished video has to serve families, teachers, and a school board at the same time. Companies that do that work well can do almost anything.

Around that anchor sits the rest of our practice, fifteen minutes up the parkway in Occoquan. Documentary storytelling with a record behind it: Smile for the Dead, produced through our 309 Films arm, won 42 festival awards and airs on PBS, and Faces of Strength for the Army won a Telly. Institutional series work for the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Commercial Service. Podcast production for DiscoverE, whose offices are here in the Alexandria area and whose Chats with Changemakers episodes we produce; a recent one drew 139,000 views in a month. Association and nonprofit film work across the city that houses more national associations per capita than almost anywhere in America.

The Old Town shops above are good neighbors, and for event coverage or a quick brand piece several will serve you well. For a school system story, an association documentary, or a series that has to run all year, that is the work we drive into Alexandria to do.

Best for: Alexandria schools, associations, and nonprofits that need documentary storytelling, series production, and podcast work.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why are so many production companies based in Alexandria?

Because the clients are. National associations, nonprofits, and professional societies cluster in Alexandria and Old Town, the city photographs well, DC is twenty minutes away, and producers like living here. Density creates competition, which keeps the work honest.

We are an Alexandria association. Who on this list fits us best?

For conference and event content, look at Story Store Media and 522 Productions. For a documentary, an anniversary film, or a year-round series, talk to us. Associations are the core of our practice, and Alexandria associations are close enough to visit this week.

Can a small Alexandria organization afford a company on this list?

Yes, if the project is scoped tightly. One interview day planned well can yield a main film plus social cutdowns for months. Ask every company what a single shoot day can produce for you, and compare the asset lists, not just the totals.

Do Alexandria companies work in DC and Maryland too?

All of them, daily. The city sits inside one metro crew market. Choose on fit and proof, then let the company worry about the bridge traffic.

Ready When You Are

If your organization is in Alexandria and a video is on the horizon, call us at 703-490-0040 or visit puritano.com. We are close enough to meet in person, and we will scope the work in writing before anyone talks about cameras.