Do you work in English on set?
Yes. Direction, briefing and review run in English. Interviews with German staff are subtitled, which is standard for the German market anyway.
Video production Germany
Film that survives
a German boardroom
German buyers are sceptical of film that oversells. What works here is showing the work — real people, real production, real results — and letting the viewer draw the conclusion. Two minutes get watched, five do not.
You need film for the German market and want it to look credible here rather than imported.
What clients ask here
What clients ask here
How long should a corporate film be?
Ninety seconds to two minutes for the website. Anything longer is watched by people who were already convinced.
Can we get social cuts from the same shoot?
That is the point of planning it beforehand. One day of filming normally yields the long version plus six to ten short formats in portrait.
Who owns the footage?
You do, including the raw material. Music licences are listed separately so you know what is cleared for which use.
How it runs
How it runs
Concept
Message, audience, usage — decided before anyone books a camera.
Shoot
One or two days on site, English direction, German interviews subtitled.
Edit
Long version, short cuts, portrait formats, colour and sound.
Delivery
All formats, raw material, licence list.
How to spot a fair quote
How to spot a fair quote
Several usable cuts from one shoot day
Raw footage handed over, not held back
Music licences documented per use
Subtitles as standard, not as an extra
By location
By location
Video production Germany · Nürnberg
Trade fairs, industry and a dense supplier network. Buyers here are used to comparing specifications before suppliers…
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Leipzig
The fastest-growing city in eastern Germany, with logistics, automotive and a young service economy. Competition onli…
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Hannover
Trade-fair city with strong industrial and insurance sectors. Decision cycles are long and involve several people, so…
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Bonn
International organisations, telecommunications and a large public sector. English is routine here, and expectations …
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Speyer
A small city where recommendation still decides — and the website decides whether the recommendation survives the fir…
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Ludwigshafen
Industrial buyers and property managers evaluate here, not private customers. References and named contacts belong ab…
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Mannheim
The densest agency market in the region and plenty of outdated company sites — visual distinction pays off immediatel…
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Heidelberg
International, research-driven and detail-oriented. Substance beats styling in this market.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Karlsruhe
Decision makers here measure your load times themselves. A bloated site is a lost pitch.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Frankfurt am Main
Financial services and consultancies with high deal values. Buyers check fast, thoroughly and in English.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · München
Expensive in rent and in cost per click. For smaller budgets precision beats reach.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Berlin
Big enough that almost every niche carries — and dense enough that generic positioning disappears instantly.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Hamburg
Trade and logistics with strong B2B habits: proof beats promise, and decisions involve several people.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Stuttgart
Engineering-led buyers who judge quality themselves. Sloppy execution is noticed immediately.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Köln
In a city of a million you win at district level, not city-wide.
Learn moreVideo production Germany · Düsseldorf
Fashion, advertising and consulting sit close together; your presence is judged by agency standards.
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