A shoot with no plan
There is an idea for a film, but no shot list, no location and no decision on who appears on camera.
Video Production
The shoot is planned before the set
We organize the shoot for the task: shot list, people, location and the day on set. Editing and animation are not included.
Planning starts on the set
The team arrives to film and only then finds that shots, people or permission for the location are missing.
Every shoot starts from zero
Products need their own shoots, and preparation starts over each time, so the day on set stays unpredictable.
Shoot task: what the footage has to prove
Shot list: the order of the shooting day
Set plan: location, timing and who is on camera
Prep: props and site requirements before the day
Shoot day: filming against the agreed shot list
Footage: notes on which shots were captured
PROCESS
[ 01 ]free · 30 min
[ 02 ]14 working days
[ 03 ]depends on scope
From request to result
[ 01 ]free · 30 minClarity Session
We clarify why you are shooting and which shots exist. You leave knowing if the task is clear enough to plan the day. No sales pitch.
[ 02 ]14 working daysShoot preparation
Shot list, location, people and the order of the day. The result is a plan the crew can take onto the set.
[ 03 ]depends on scopeShooting day
We shoot to the list and hand over footage with notes. We do not edit and we do not animate.
Frequently asked questions
and answers
Is this editing or animation?+
No. Video production organizes the shoot: preparation, the set and the footage. Editing, color, sound and graphics are post-production, and that starts once the footage exists. We do not produce animation in this service. Graphics are ordered separately after the shoot.
Can you arrive and shoot without a shot list?+
No. We lock the shot list before the set. Otherwise the day is spent deciding what to film. If preparation shows the task is still unclear, we go back to the task instead of filling the gaps on location.
Does the shoot include a finished film?+
No. The result is an organized shoot and footage marked with what was captured. Cutting that into a film, then color, sound and graphics, belongs to post-production. You can see what you are paying for at each step.
Does our specialist have to be on camera?+
It depends on the shoot task. If trust comes from a company specialist, that specialist is on camera and we prepare what they say and which shots are needed. If the product and the location are enough, we do not put a person on camera. Who appears is fixed in the plan before shoot day.
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