Corporate film · Questions
Straight answers
The questions we hear most from companies. If yours isn’t here, write to us — we reply within one working day.
How much does a corporate film cost?
It depends on the film’s length, the number of shooting days, locations and the crew involved. After a 20-minute call we understand the objective and send a detailed quote within 48h.
How long does a project take?
A corporate film: 3–5 weeks from brief to delivery, of which 2–4 days are the shoot. Short-form is delivered in batches after the shoot, so you can start publishing while the rest arrives. A podcast day is scheduled once the topics and guests are set; the episodes follow post-production.
Who writes the script?
We do. The concept and script are part of the service — we start from your communication objective and build the story. You approve the script before we shoot.
Can we use the material internally too?
Yes. We deliver assets with usage rights for your company’s internal and external channels — website, LinkedIn, social media, presentations, trade fairs. Details are set in the contract.
What is the Content Engine?
The name we use for the short-form library cut from the film: 10, 20 or 30 assets, each adapted for the platform it runs on. There is no expiry date — you publish on your calendar.
Why LinkedIn first?
It is where corporate audiences and decision-makers already watch video. We cut 1:1 and 4:5 for the feed and 9:16 for mobile, with subtitles burned in and the point in the first two seconds. The same footage is then re-cut for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
Can you film a podcast at our office?
Yes. We bring cameras, lights, microphones and a crew, build a set in your identity, and film several episodes in a day. You publish on your calendar. For a series produced end to end, see our podcast production service.