( Story / Shoot / Edit )
Film
A film doesn’t explain what you deliver. It makes someone feel it. Hero films first: the centrepiece at the top of a website that carries the whole brand.
( The Process )
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( 01 · Story )
The Story
( Week 1 )
The film’s one idea, drawn from the strategy, then storyboarded shot-by-shot before anyone books a flight or a location.
Idea · Storyboard · Shot list
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( 02 · Shoot )
The Shoot
( Week 2 )
Production on location. Crew, kit and logistics handled. Direction on the day, the brand’s eye behind every setup, every frame intentional.
Crew & kit · Logistics · Direction
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( 03 · Edit )
Edit, Grade & Delivery
( Weeks 3–4 )
Cut, graded and scored in-house. Delivered in every format the film needs to live: hero, social, campaign.
Cut · Grade · Score · Every format
( Films We’ve Made )
Good questions. We’ve got the answers.
What kinds of film do you make?
Brand films, hotel, property and destination films, event films and campaign video – and editing of footage you already have.
Do you handle the shoot itself?
Yes – storyboarding, travel, crew and kit, direction on the day, then the edit, grade and delivery in every format the film needs.
Do we need a full shoot?
No – not every film needs a camera. Stock, archive and footage you already own can become a brand film in post: edited to your story, graded to your palette, scored to your register. Nobody will ask where the footage came from – they’ll ask who made the film.
Can you edit footage we already have?
Yes – a surprising amount of unusable footage is really an editing problem. We cut, grade and score in-house.
How long does a film take?
Typically two to six weeks from brief to delivery, depending on the shoot.