
OpCo 01 Production
Codex Studios
Lenses and aircraft: real places, real light, real people.
- Professional photography
- Cinematic videography
- Advanced drone operations
- Corporate and event coverage
Codex Corp holds Codex Studios, Codex Digital, Codex Labs and Codex Systems. Media, design, software and infrastructure answer to one brief, so nothing has to be explained twice.
Codex Corp does not take on client work. It holds four companies that do, sets the standard they share, and decides which of them a piece of work belongs to. Each one is a specialist. None of them outranks another.
Any one can be engaged on its own: a single photoshoot, one logo, one application, one migration. The rest of the group is available, not compulsory.

OpCo 01 Production
Lenses and aircraft: real places, real light, real people.

OpCo 02 Design
What a brand looks like, and how a product behaves.

OpCo 03 Software
Complete products, and proprietary tools of its own.

OpCo 04 Infrastructure
Advice where a decision is expensive to reverse.
Four vendors is four briefings and four sets of conventions that have to be reconciled by somebody, usually you. Inside one group the reconciling has already happened.
Codex Studios day rates, CAD, taxes extra. Every figure is a starting-from floor. Codex Corp routes the work; the operating company delivers and invoices it.
The combined line starts below photography and videography on their own, and the aerial work is already in it.
| Published line | Unit | Starting from |
|---|---|---|
| Photography, full day (eight hours) | day | $500 |
| Videography, full day | day | $800 |
| Drone, full day aerial | day | $400 |
| All three disciplines, one crew, one day | day | $1,200 |
You brief it once. The order the companies work in is settled inside the group before it reaches you.
1 point of contact
Four separate briefings, and every pair of vendors that has to agree on something is another line you end up holding.
4 vendors, and 6 pairs between them
Structural model. It counts relationships, not measured cost or time. Six is every pair among four, which is four times three over two.
Identity work is not a file. It is a decision about what the brand means, and that decision has to hold across a photoshoot, a logo, a campaign, an interface and the email address at the bottom of it.
Six surfaces, four companies, one definition governing all of them.
Photography and film
Codex Studios
Logo and identity system
Codex Digital
Marketing and campaign work
Codex Digital
Product interface and motion
Codex Digital
The application it all lives in
Codex Labs
Domain, email and deployment
Codex Systems
The order is decided once, at the top, and then held. A client engaging one company is not handed to the next as a new prospect: the brief travels with its own history attached.
Step 01
A scope lands: a brand to build, a product to launch, a presence to own outright, or all three at once.
Client
Step 02
The whole scope is read at the holding level, then split across the companies in the order the work actually needs.
Codex Corp
Step 03
Audience, competitive position and technical requirements are settled before anyone opens a camera bag or a code editor.
Codex Corp
Step 04
Photography, cinematic video and certified drone work, shot against the definition rather than against a mood board.
Codex Studios
Step 05
Identity, marketing creative, product interface and motion, drawn as one system rather than as separate deliverables.
Codex Digital
Step 06
Web and mobile applications, APIs and platform work, built from the design system Digital already handed over.
Codex Labs
Step 07
Cloud architecture, delivery pipelines, security posture and AI integration, sized for what the thing has to become.
Codex Systems
Step 08
One brief: photographed, designed, built, deployed, documented and handed back with the keys.
Codex Corp
Nothing here is sold as a bundle. Scope is set to what the work needs, and the companies that are not needed stay out of the room.
A clear picture of your entire digital presence, before anyone quotes you for changing it.
The full business analysis reviews every dimension of how your business currently appears and operates online, and returns one prioritised report: where the gaps are, what each is costing, and the order to fix them in. It stands alone. Nothing obliges you to build the fix with us.
Work that crosses more than one discipline is easier to scope from the top. Say what you are trying to do and the routing happens on this side.