Miami · Bilingual Video
Miami is America's bilingual city. 70% of Greater Miami speaks Spanish at home. Any video strategy that ignores Spanish is ignoring the majority of your market. We make that easy — one shoot, two languages, twice the reach.
Get a Free QuoteMiami-Dade County is 69% Hispanic. In key submarkets — Little Havana, Hialeah, Doral, Kendall — Spanish is the primary language of commerce. But even in Brickell and Coral Gables, where business is conducted in English, many decision-makers prefer to consume personal content in Spanish.
A bilingual video strategy is not a nice-to-have in Miami — it's table stakes for any business serious about market penetration.
We produce both English and Spanish versions from a single production day. Subjects are interviewed in both languages (with time to switch mindsets between versions), or we use professional voiceover artists for one language while the other is filmed on-camera.
Our production team includes native Spanish speakers — from director to producer to on-set coordinator. We don't translate Spanish, we think in Spanish. The result sounds natural rather than dubbed.
Spanish for a Cuban-American audience in Little Havana is different from Spanish for a Venezuelan professional in Doral, which is different from Spanish for a Colombian entrepreneur in Aventura. We understand Miami's Hispanic communities and adapt tone, references, and style accordingly.
Each Spanish video comes with Spanish-language titles, descriptions, and transcripts optimized for Google searches in Spanish — accessing an entirely separate keyword universe.
Competitive advantage: Most of your Miami competitors are producing English-only video. A Spanish-language presence immediately positions you as more local, more accessible, and more committed to the full Miami market.
Adding a Spanish version to any production: from +35% of base production cost. Bilingual brand film package: from $14,000.
Book a bilingual video strategy call. We'll help you plan a production that maximizes reach across both language communities.
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