Tell the story of your company, product or project through a brand film, corporate film or promotional video.
Choose the right mix of interviews, scripted scenes, workplace footage, product demonstrations and supporting visuals. Discuss subtitles, voiceover and shorter edits in the brief.
A clear shooting plan helps control crew and location costs. We agree milestones for filming, rough cut and delivery, then check dialogue, colour and exports for the formats you will use.
Define who is watching and what they should understand. Prepare a treatment and shooting plan, record picture and sound, then review the rough cut before colour, audio and final exports.
Plan the story and the final edit before shoot day. A short interview, for example, can anchor the main film while dedicated cutaways make the shorter versions coherent.
Tell us the audience, intended runtime, where the film will appear, who is available on camera and your target delivery date.
Agree the treatment and rough-cut review dates, master duration, optional cutdowns and subtitle formats. Confirm music and talent usage, and whether project files are part of the handover.
Plan the short edits before filming and identify the shots and sound bites each version needs. Confirm runtimes and aspect ratios in the brief.
