Flying Kiwi Creative.

A flightless bird. Limitless stories.

Charleston, SC Video Production

Fast, reliable, no-nonsense

Video Production, Editing

& Content Creation

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Flying Kiwi Creative is a Charleston, South Carolina video production company specializing in video editing and content creation for brands, agencies, and creators. With over a decade of NYC production experience and New Zealand roots, we bring fast turnaround, sharp storytelling, and a calm, collaborative process from first cut to final delivery.

Founder, Luke Versalko, has spent more than 15 years working in production. Starting as a PA with Jalbert Films, moving through the ranks at companies like Hearst, Mashable, Blue Chalk Media and Whistle Sports to leading production at Ambassador. Luke approaches every job with a practical, logical, and efficient mindset. The birth of Flying Kiwi Creative was a natural progression with the goal of bringing this no-nonsense approach to video production directly to clients locally in Charleston or nation wide — providing an end product on time, with accuracy, efficiency, and creativity.

Specialties

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Our work has been published by:

The New York Times, Google, Mashable, Huffington Post, Roku, The Morning Brew, Time Inc., Complex, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Facebook, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, The Olympic Channel, NBC Sports, Guess, GQ, Esquire, ESPN, DAZN, Jane Pope Jewelry, Ethos Athletic Club, Uptown Hospitality Group, Longevity Club, Monarch Esthetics, International Academy of Trial Lawyers, The Works Cycle, Pack Athletics and The Credit One Charleston Open.

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