Communication & marketing

Content that moves your numbers

Corporate film, motion graphics, podcast, social content. What we make depends on what you have to achieve — not the other way around.

You have a message, but it gets lost in the noise. Your audience doesn’t find you, doesn’t follow you, or doesn’t act.

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Snackable social content

Multiply your visibility and lift your sales

Short-form content built for social, with the distribution plan that goes with it and an analysis of what each piece brought back.

In the end

You exist where your audience already spends its time, and you know which of your formats works.

Snackable social content
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Internal communication film

Engage the people who work with you

Internal videos made for your teams and not for your market, with the advice that decides what gets said and what doesn’t.

In the end

Your teams know where the company is going, and why. That is what keeps people.

Internal communication film
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External communication film

Sharpen your image and gain credibility

Films that stand comparison with those of your best-equipped competitors — from design through to measuring what they produced.

In the end

The people you deal with take you seriously before the first meeting.

External communication film
From analysis to debrief

How we work, stage by stage

Six stages, and it starts again: the debrief of one project opens the analysis of the next.

Before we start
Analysis

Your brand seen through your current communications — before we even talk about a film.

Stage 1 of 6

Brainstorming

We challenge the brief before answering it.

What message, what audience, what references, consistency or disruption. Then one or more concepts — kept only if the message is clear, if it speaks to the audience, and if we are proud to make it.

What you receive

Overall concept · narrative and visual · costed

In practice

What we do

Click a name for the detailed page, or on examples to see the matching projects.

Snackable social content
Internal communication film
External communication film
Questions we get asked

How long should a promotional video be?

It depends where it plays. For a pre-roll, a billboard or a short clip aimed at social media, a few seconds are enough. To present an offer or a service, we recommend one to one and a half minutes: beyond that, attention becomes very volatile and the risk grows that the video isn’t watched to the end.

How long should we allow for a promotional or advertising film?

For a standard format of one to one and a half minutes, allow three to five weeks. That covers the writing, casting the actors, recording the voice-over if there is one, and the edit. If your company has already worked on its message, we pick up from there and the pre-production time shortens accordingly.

Who works on a film, and in what roles?

Project management, directing, art direction, camera and editing are the roles on every film. Depending on the project, add 3D animation, motion graphics, studio or location shooting, sound recording and voice-over. Everything is in house, and one person follows the project throughout.

Do you work in my sector?

We have produced films for industry and precision machining, healthcare — medicine, laboratories, pharmaceuticals —, banking and insurance, automotive, construction and real estate, product launches, and regional authorities. Every sector has its own codes, and some have constraints of their own: in finance, for instance, our production processes account for the protection of your sensitive information. If yours isn’t on that list, it is no obstacle: what changes from one project to the next is the subject, not the way it gets made.

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