SIN 512110 contractors: video and film production
SIN 512110 covers scripting, directing, filming in studio or on location, animation, narration, music and sound, editing, duplication and distribution of video for public and internal audiences. Agencies use it for training videos, public service spots, event recording and social media video.
Size, location and companion SINs
As of 29 October 2026, 284 contracts held SIN 512110 according to the GSA eLibrary entry for SIN 512110; some firms hold more than one contract, leaving 276 distinct names. The size split is 238 small to 46 other than small, a small-business share of 84%. Counting the programme flags shown on each record gives 19 8(a), 26 SDVOSB, 92 WOSB and 9 HUBZone holders.
Contract addresses span 36 states and territories, most often Virginia (66), Maryland (42) and California (22). Virginia, Maryland and DC together account for 45%. Other SINs held most often by the same contracts: 541430 Graphic Design Services (163), 541810 Advertising Services (149), 541511 web based marketing (148). Average SINs per contract: 7.9. 4 contracts are marked closed for new awards.
Related SINs and limits
Federal video must be captioned and accessible under Section 508. Buying air time belongs to advertising (541810), and media commissions are credited back to the agency under the SIN's terms. Most holders also do graphic design (541430).
Federal spending in the matching industry code
USAspending.gov reports $63 million in federal contract obligations in fiscal year 2025 (October 2024 to September 2025) coded to NAICS 512110, motion picture and video production. The largest awarding agencies were Department of Defense ($34 million), Department of Health and Human Services ($12 million), Department of the Treasury ($6 million). This counts every contract with that industry code, not only orders under this SIN, so it shows the size of the federal market rather than sales through the schedule (retrieved 29 October 2026).
Holding the SIN means eligibility for orders, not a record of orders won. The sample rows below were each checked against the contractor's own eLibrary record.