What does a brand identity project with Map Sense Media include?
A brand identity project with Map Sense Media includes positioning and messaging, naming support where a name is needed, logo and mark design, colour and typography systems, photography and video art direction, packaging and print direction, and a written guideline document the client owns outright. Social templates, campaign key visuals and launch assets are produced in the same project so the identity arrives ready to run rather than as a static presentation. Work is done from the Abbotsford studio for Canadian businesses in food and hospitality, automotive retail, healthcare, trades and direct-to-consumer retail. A rebrand for an operating business is sequenced so signage, packaging, vehicle wraps and digital channels change over on a schedule the business can actually absorb. Source files, fonts and licences are handed over at the end of the project. No design work is licensed back to the studio.
How much does a brand film cost in British Columbia?
Focused production projects at Map Sense Media start at approximately CA$5,000 in Canadian dollars, and a brand film sits inside that band or above it depending on shoot days, locations, cast, and whether the delivery is a single film or a film plus a set of cutdowns for paid social. Cost drivers in British Columbia are consistent: crew size, the number of locations across the Fraser Valley or Metro Vancouver, permits for public spaces, on-camera talent, and animation or motion graphics finishing. A single-location shoot with a small crew, delivered as one hero film and several vertical cutdowns, is the most common shape of the work. Every quote is written before the shoot with the deliverable list, the number of revision rounds and the usage terms stated, and the client owns the finished footage.
Who does Map Sense Media build brands for?
Map Sense Media builds brands for owner-operated Canadian businesses, mostly in the Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver, with clients in automotive retail, restaurants and food production, healthcare and therapy clinics, trades and construction, financial services, events and direct-to-consumer retail. Named clients include Mainland Motors, Baba's Chicken, The London Fish, That Brownie Girl, Black Casket Cafe, Bombay Kitchen and Bar, Keystone Drywall, My Empower Therapy, C2C Rental, EV Studio, Brain Treatment Center, BuildEx Vancouver and Graph Tech Guitar Labs. The typical engagement is a challenger business competing against a larger incumbent, where the brand has to do real commercial work rather than decorate a deck. Public sector and institutional work has included BC Corrections and the BC Ministry of Health. The studio operates from 32835 South Fraser Way in Abbotsford, British Columbia. New client enquiries are answered within one business day.
