Video production for New London County businesses.
Connecticut Website Company shoots on location across New London County — the Mystic corridor, Stonington, Groton and Norwich — with studio work at our Southington green-screen facility. For a visitor economy, video and 360° tours are what convert research into a booking.
How do you win a booking decided before anyone arrives?
Almost everything New London County sells to a visitor is decided before they arrive. Somebody in Hartford or Providence is choosing between a Mystic inn and a Newport one on a phone, weeks ahead, from photographs. Video is the shortest route out of that comparison, because it shows the room, the harbour and the walk to the Seaport in a way a gallery cannot. We shoot on location across the corridor for exactly that reason.
The Southington green-screen studio handles the controlled work — commercials, founder stories, podcast production with full editing, live streaming — with a broadcast lighting grid and a three-camera setup, run by Rich Conway with 25 years in Connecticut media. It is 75 to 90 minutes from the county via I-91 and I-95, so studio days are planned rather than casual, and most county work happens on location.
360° virtual tours are the single strongest asset for this county's inns, restaurants and attractions. A guest committing to a drive from Hartford, Boston or New York wants to walk the space first, and the tour does that from your website or your Google Business Profile. Restaurants and event venues see the biggest conversion lift, because what they are selling is the room itself.
Where the finished spot runs is straightforward here, unlike Fairfield: New London County is inside the Hartford–New Haven television market (Nielsen's 32nd-largest, 1,060,910 TV households), so a commercial produced for the corridor can run to the statewide drive-in audience through the Ad Share Program without a second vendor. Every shoot is scoped individually after a free consultation.
Because studio days here are planned rather than casual, we shoot the county differently: fewer visits, more captured per visit. A single on-location day at a Mystic or Stonington property normally yields the walk-through for the site, a 360° tour, a commercial cut, vertical social versions and stills — rather than booking each of those as its own trip. It costs one disruption to the business instead of four, which matters most in season.
Every town in the county.
Connecticut Website Company produces video for businesses in every town in New London County. Every town listed is served by the same county-level team, working from our Southington studio.
- Bozrah
- Colchester
- East Lyme
- Franklin
- Griswold
- Groton
- Lebanon
- Ledyard
- Lisbon
- Lyme
- Montville
- New London
- North Stonington
- Norwich
- Old Lyme
- Preston
- Salem
- Sprague
- Stonington
- Voluntown
- Waterford
The other two pillars, same county.
Web design in New London County
Sites that serve residents and visitors at once — four distinct economies, one page structure.
Advertising in New London County
Statewide broadcast reach for a visitor economy, plus ZIP-targeted OTT for the Norwich trade area.
New London County overview
All three pillars, all 21 towns, plus the county FAQ and the full towns-served list.
Common questions, county-specific answers.
Will you travel to Mystic for a shoot?
Yes — most New London County work happens on location, because the harbour, the room and the walk to the Seaport are what you are selling. The Southington studio, 75 to 90 minutes away, handles commercials, founder stories and podcast work on planned studio days.
What converts best for a Mystic inn or restaurant?
A 360° virtual tour, generally, backed by short video cut for the site and social. A guest choosing between Mystic and Newport from a phone weeks ahead wants to walk the space before booking, and the tour removes that hesitation.
Can the same spot be used on Connecticut TV?
Yes. New London County is inside the Hartford–New Haven market, so a commercial produced for the corridor can run statewide through the Ad Share Program — which suits tourism, where the customer is somewhere else when they see it.
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