Ten years in one book.96 Tips for Making School Videos — the field guide for the people holding the phones.
When something good happens in your schools, what has to happen for your community to hear about it?
Brevidee runs your district's video program. Your people film on their phones; we handle everything after that. You get a steady stream of short, professional videos your community actually watches. You film. We edit.
Your reputation is what your community sees
A district's reputation isn't made at board meetings. It's made on parents' phones — where they scroll past hundreds of videos a day and stop only for the ones that show people they know.
Brevidee shows parents the great things happening in your schools — no filters, no stock footage, just your real teachers and students doing the work. In an AI-flooded feed, footage of people your community actually knows is the one thing technology can't fake. It's why they stop scrolling.
Enrollment confidence, budget nights, board trust — they all move on one question: does the community see what's really happening inside the schools?
Why your people will actually do this
Every superintendent hears the same worry: my staff won't film. They will — because these videos celebrate them.
The teacher doing remarkable work behind a closed door finally gets seen. Their name is in the credits, their expertise and dedication on screen for parents to see. That's why footage keeps arriving without a mandate.
Teacher visibility isn't what Brevidee is for. It's why it works.
You film. We do the rest.
Your people film. On their phones — a lesson, a concert, a game, a Tuesday. No equipment, no crew.
We handle everything after that. Brevidee editors cut the footage into ~2-minute videos that stay on your themes, and keep them coming at the cadence you choose — a plan for the year if you want one, a human accountable for every video either way.
Your community watches. Each video lands in your district's library and channels, ready for parents' phones — and the next one is already in the works.
Made with districts like yours
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Students, parents, and staff alike are energized by these dynamic short videos. The overwhelmingly positive response has boosted engagement and pride throughout the district.
Dr. Sue Nash
Superintendent · Killingly Public Schools
Brevidee videos are transformative! They capture the heart of our community, showcasing the incredible work happening in our schools.
Dr. Scott Nicol
Superintendent · Ellington Public Schools
The videos have allowed us to showcase our programs and student achievements in a dynamic and engaging way that text alone simply can't match.
Brian Hendrickson
Superintendent · Salem Public Schools
Brevidee short videos showcase what makes Windsor Locks special. This deepened trust has connected our community like never before.
Shawn Parkhurst
Superintendent · Windsor Locks Public Schools
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- Killingly Public Schools
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So — when something good happens in your schools, what has to happen for your community to hear about it?
If you're not sure you like your answer, let's talk. Twenty minutes, about your district.