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Two minutes of film beat three pages of text.

A company film removes doubts that text cannot — provided it shows real work instead of slow-motion handshakes. One shooting day, prepared properly, produces a company film plus a stack of short clips for social and recruiting.

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Sounds familiar?

Sounds familiar?

We have no usable photos of our own work.

Our team hates being on camera.

We need recruiting content and have nothing to show.

Scope

Scope

Concept tied to a goal: trust, explanation or recruiting
Shot plan and preparation before the day
One shooting day on site, no memorised scripts
Company film under two minutes
Short clips in vertical and square formats
Subtitles for silent playback
Photography from the same day
Usage rights without a time limit

What changes

What changes

Trust

Real faces and real work answer the question text cannot.

Reach

One day yields a double-digit number of short formats.

Recruiting

The strongest argument for applicants is seeing the actual workplace.

How it runs

How it runs

01

Goal

What must the film achieve — and for whom.

02

Prepare

Locations, people, schedule, shot list.

03

Shoot

One day on site, calm and structured.

04

Deliver

Edit, subtitles, every format your channels need.

Price range

company film from €1,690 · content package from €1,490

Timeline

from 3 weeks including scheduling

Good fit for

Craft and industrial businessesEmployers hiringExplainable services

What clients ask here

What clients ask here

We are not comfortable on camera.

That is the normal case. Short sentences, no memorising, and the edit does the rest.

How long should the film be?

Under two minutes for the website, far shorter for social — cut from the same material.

Do we get the raw footage?

On request, yes.

English and German versions?

Yes, with separate subtitle tracks and voice-over if needed.

Video & Content

Reply within 24 hours on working days. No sales call, no data passed on.

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