The global freelance staff employed by AP Content Services uphold AP’s core values as a trusted source of informative content. With AP’s news principles guiding all of our work, we’ll craft stories that help you increase brand awareness, build user engagement and generate more revenue.
Count on our network of experienced freelancers to conduct interviews, research, write and bring your story to life.
Allow AP to handle all the logistics, from crewing to editing to production. Our worldwide network of photographers and editors creates content for brands across more than 100 countries.
From b-roll and soundbites to sizzle reels and larger video storytelling projects, our network of videographers and video editors have an unmatched global footprint to support you whenever and wherever you need.
Make an impact with compelling infographic visualizations of trusted research and data, with dedicated design teams devoted to elevating your story to a visual medium.
Leverage a dedicated development team to produce high-quality animation and responsive design. From interactive quizzes to deep data dives, we’ll collaborate with your brand to create stories that leap off the screen.
Optimize your storytelling for engagement (and AP style) with consultation backed by data and years of content marketing experience.
Go live with our unbeatable range of bespoke broadcast solutions across the globe. Our Global Media Services team combines the highest technical skillsets with AP’s journalistic expertise.
Worldwide infrastructure
Our global studios in over 30 key locations offer single- and multi-camera solutions suitable for:
– Live down-the-line news reports
– Multiple guest debates
– Long-format program production
– Corporate and brand transmissions
– Remote productions
– Livestreaming
Note
The Content Services group is separate from the AP newsroom. While sponsorship arrangements are available surrounding AP's news coverage, these do not include any brand influence or oversight of the coverage. AP Content Services' custom brand storytelling projects, conversely, do not involve AP editorial staff and do invite brand input and review.