Preliminary Discussion:
To get an idea of your project and to understand which aspects are particularly important to you, we can meet for a brief conversation by phone or video call to discuss all the details. If you have renderings, recent photos of the construction site, floor plans, or similar materials, we’d appreciate it if you could send them to us.

Quote:
Following our meeting, we’ll calculate the production costs and send you a detailed quote within 1–2 days, which provides a transparent breakdown of all services, usage rights, and additional options.

Planning:
The plans you provide are crucial for preparation. If an on-site meeting is possible, it would be the perfect opportunity to go over everything again and find the best perspective. For outdoor shots, the weather also plays a key role. That’s why we always check the short-term weather forecast and confirm the shoot date again shortly before it takes place. If the weather happens to be bad, we’ll quickly find an alternative date.

Shoot:
On the day of the photo shoot, we focus entirely on photographing your project. We often capture the most atmospheric shots at sunrise or in the evening during the blue hour. The rest of the day provides enough time to perfectly showcase the interiors as well. We’re also happy to include extra people to liven up the shots.

Post-Production:
Post-production completes the project. Once a selection has been made, we process the RAW images and adjust colors and contrast to create a harmonious overall look. If you have any requests for retouching, we’ll take care of those as well. Finally, we upload the final edited photos to an online gallery, from which you can conveniently download them at any time. The project is typically completed within about 7 days.

The following explanation refers to the production of a fully developed and completed (architectural) film. Individual video clips can be filmed concurrently during a photo shoot.

Preliminary Meeting:
An architectural or corporate film is about more than just depicting spaces and people. It’s about telling a story and conveying emotions. For this reason, it’s important for us to get to know your project or company personally. We’d like to know which aspects are particularly important, and perhaps there are anecdotes we can use to create a storyline. If you have plans or a company presentation, please feel free to send them to us.

Quote:
Once we’ve become familiar with your project/company, we can estimate the scope of production and provide you with a detailed quote. Depending on the scope of the production, you’ll receive the quote within 1–3 days. If you have a fixed (small) budget, we can also plan the production to ensure we efficiently get the most out of the budget.

Storyboard:
Once you’ve confirmed the quote, we begin the creativity process. Based on our conversation and the materials provided, we develop a concept of how the film should be structured and produced. This includes, above all, the central theme that guides the viewer through the film and ties all the content together. Our goal is to engage the viewer so that they are captivated by the images and, for the moment, forget everything else.

Planning:
Preparation is extremely important for a video production. We often have only a short time frame in which to film many different perspectives and shots. In addition, we need to coordinate protagonists for interviews and secure locations, since filming often takes place while business is ongoing. Through careful planning, we can account for all factors so that you experience no inconvenience and we end up with all the footage we need.

Shooting Day:
On the day of the shoot, we ultimately put the carefully prepared plan into action. The storyboard gives us the scenes and shots, while the schedule outlines the when and where of the filming. It’s important to build in time buffers and remain flexible, since in reality, not everything goes exactly according to plan. But because we’re well-prepared and a well-coordinated team, we can handle any challenge.

Post-Production:
In post-production, the film comes to life. The scenes are edited together according to the storyboard. The music and interviews are mixed. Finally, the film is given a consistent color look that appears natural. You will then receive the final version via an online tool for review, where you can provide feedback through comments.

Revisions:
In our experience, films typically require 1–2 rounds of revisions. Common revisions include color adjustments, additional elements in interviews, or a request for a slightly different perspective. We always strive to accommodate every request whenever possible.

Inquiry & Preliminary Discussion:
We typically produce testimonial videos in a very intuitive way, tailored to the specific conditions at the client’s location. During the inquiry and brief preliminary discussion, it’s important for us that you tell us briefly which points are important for your product or project.

Quote:
The production of a testimonial typically takes one day of filming and costs approximately €1,900. We’ll send you a detailed quote with a summary of all included services within 1–2 days.

Preliminary Meeting with the Client:
Once you’ve confirmed the quote, please feel free to provide us with the contact information for the client we’ll be producing the testimonial video with. We’ll then coordinate a direct appointment and conduct a short interview with your client to get to know their business and develop initial ideas for the video.

Video shoot:
The shoot day is divided between filming footage and recording interviews. We’ll adapt to your client’s daily operations and discreetly accompany them throughout the day. The shooting schedule will align with the company’s working hours. Our goal is to ultimately provide an authentic insight into the reality of the workplace and how your products work in practice. The interviews do not follow a fixed script, giving the participants plenty of freedom and creating a relaxed, pleasant atmosphere.

Post-Production:
The first step in post-production is editing the interview into a smooth, engaging conversation. Next, we review the footage and select the most compelling shots. We then research a suitable piece of music that complements the visuals well and begin mixing the video footage with the interview scenes. The structure is based on the company’s operational processes.

Revisions:
After about 3–4 days, you’ll receive the first draft of the testimonial video via an online tool. You can then use the tool’s comment feature to provide feedback. After 2–3 rounds of revisions, the video is finalized with a finishing color grade, and you can download it digitally via a download link.