Ervin
productions
Social Media Cut:
$175
A short, punchy video for one big moment. Practice, a shorter event, a signing day.
30 to 45 second cinematic edit
Up to 1 hour of filming
Vertical, ready for Instagram and TikTok
Delivered in 3 days
PICK YOUR VIDEO
Hype Video:
$425
(Most popular)
Video to show off highlights. Game energy, built for player focused video.
60 to 90 second cinematic edit
Up to 3 hours of filming
Vertical and widescreen versions
Delivered in 5 days
Cinematic Feature:
$750
A full game or event, told like a movie. Built for teams and organizations.
2 to 3 minute cinematic film
Up to 5 hours of filming
Sideline moments and a custom intro
Delivered in 7 days
who is
Alex Ervin?
I’m Alex Ervin, a filmmaker and photographer focused on sports, documentary storytelling, and creative media. I’ve always been interested in capturing moments that feel real, whether that’s the energy of a game, the story behind an athlete, or something more personal.
I’m currently studying Media Production at CU Boulder while working in college athletics creative and continuing to grow Ervin Productions. Through my work, I’ve had the chance to film a variety of sports, create documentaries, produce highlight videos, and work with athletes, families, and businesses.
My goal is simple: create work that looks good, feels authentic, and tells a story people actually remember.
— Customer reviews —
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" Sheesh kid you're talented, i can't wait to see what else you make this year! "
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" Love it, you did a great job and then some! "
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" He absolutely LOVED IT and so did we!! "
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" Goosebumps, Love it, so talented "
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" I so appreciate all the hard work you put into it, and it looks execellent! "
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" Video is Fireeeeee!!! We appreciate you! "
This quote has been my guiding principle every day. It traces back to my earliest memories of playing soccer at the age of four when, just before each game, my dad would encourage me with the words, 'Make something happen.' This simple yet powerful phrase became a ritual, etching its way into my brain. As I transitioned to filming my first football game, my dad shared the same advice, and it dawned on me that its relevance extended beyond the soccer field. This realization led me to permanently ink those impactful three words on my ankle and surprise my dad during my last Christmas in high school, serving as a permanent reminder of the influence they hold in shaping my life.
“Make something happen.”

