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NC Productions · Resources

Video production case studies

Explore the work, the original films and the evidence behind the results. Each project should show what was made and what its reported outcomes actually measure.

Fitness · Obsidian Athletic Club

Two films. 519K and 237K reported views.

NC Productions produced two videos for Obsidian Athletic Club. The producer supplied these view counts on October 16, 2026. The case study links to the original Instagram reels so you can review the creative work alongside the reported reach.

Views do not establish unique viewers, new memberships or revenue. The reporting periods and paid-versus-organic split were not provided, and the two supplied counts have not been assigned to individual reel links.

Explore the Obsidian case study

What to look for in a video case study

Start with the actual film and the problem it was intended to address. Ask who the audience was, what was delivered and how the result was measured. A view count describes reach; a booking or sale needs its own evidence. When planning your project, define those measures before filming so the finished work can be evaluated against a clear purpose.

Plan a project with a clear purpose