In SEO architecture, you can actually have a “Double Pillar” or a “Hub and Spoke” model, which is exactly what fits MUVE® best.

While your Services page is a pillar, your Video Production page should also be a pillar. Here is why:

1. The “Grandparent” vs. “Parent” Relationship

Think of your site structure like this:

• Grandparent (Pillar 1): /services/ — This is the high-level hub that tells Google you are a “Creative Studio” offering multiple things (Film, Motion, Animation).

• Parent (Pillar 2): /video-production/ — This is the specialist hub. Because “Video Production” is such a high-volume, competitive search term, it needs to be its own pillar to compete with other production houses.

• Children (Niche Pages): /outdoor-video-production/, /fitness-video-production/, etc. These all sit under the Video Production pillar.

2. Why RankMath suggests marking both as Pillars

By marking both as pillars, you are telling RankMath:

1. Services is the top-level directory.

2. Video Production is a major authority page that “owns” a specific category of your business.

If you don’t mark Video Production as a pillar, RankMath might think it’s just a “niche” page and won’t encourage you to link to it as heavily from your blog or other sections.

3. The “Movement-Led” Strategy

For your specific brand—Movement, Unity & Visual Energy—the /video-production/ page is where you really prove that philosophy.

• The Services page is for people who are “browsing.”

• The Video Production page is for people who are “buying.”

Google treats these differently. A user searching for “Video Production Agency” wants a deep-dive into that specific service, not just a list of all your services. That’s why that page needs to be a “Pillar” in its own right—it has to be strong enough to stand alone in search results.

The Verdict for your WordPress Admin:

Yes, keep both marked as Pillar Content. Then, make sure your niche pages (Outdoor, Fitness, etc.) link UP to both.

• Link 1: “View our full Video Production services.”

• Link 2: “Explore the complete range of MUVE® Creative Services.”

Does that make sense in terms of how the “Power” flows through your site?