Video production
Video production begins before a camera reaches the set: we first define the job, write the script, and build the storyboard. Once approved, we organize the crew, equipment, and location, then edit and grade the film and prepare cuts for the agreed platforms.
- Script and storyboard
- Crew and equipment
- Editing and color grading
Prices are indicative. We confirm the exact cost and timeline after reviewing your requirements.
What we do
- Script and storyboard
- Crew and equipment
- Editing and color grading
- Social media cutdowns
Who it’s for
Brands that need a video — a commercial, brand film, or product piece — with a full crew from concept to edit.
What you get
- The finished video in source and export formats
- The script and storyboard as a separate document
- Cuts adapted for different social platforms
- Rights to use the material
Questions about this service
Do we need our own script?
No, we write the script and storyboard from scratch for your brief — approved before the shoot, while changes still cost nothing.
Who arranges locations, talent, and props?
We handle production logistics, present options for approval, and include agreed costs in the estimate before filming.
Will there be separate cuts for social platforms?
Yes. We prepare adaptations for the platforms agreed in the brief. The handover includes the main film and exports, the script and storyboard, and rights to use the material.
How the work runs
- 01
Concept and storyboard
We agree the goal and format, then prepare the script and storyboard — signed off before the shoot, while changes still cost nothing.
- 02
Pre-production
Locations, props, crew, schedule. For 3D, references and blocking geometry.
- 03
Production
The shoot or the render. You see rough material along the way, so the final cut is never a surprise.
- 04
Post-production
Edit, colour, sound, graphics. Delivered in the formats every platform it will live on actually needs.
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FAQ
Film or 3D — which should we choose?
It depends on the product. Something that does not physically exist yet, or a complex interior, is cheaper in 3D. Real people and atmosphere call for a shoot.
Who owns the material?
You do — source files and rights transfer under the contract. We only ask permission to show the work in our portfolio, and only if you are comfortable with it.
Do we need our own location?
Not necessarily. We can find and arrange a location, or shoot at your premises if that is part of the story.
Brief for Video production
Tell us about the project in detail — we will return with architecture, tech stack and a precise estimate.
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