Film and video production
Company and product films, event filming and interviews. Concept, script, filming, editing, graphics and sound, with the scope agreed for each project.
Discuss a projectFrom action to result
From the first idea to the finished film.
Script, filming, graphics, editing and sound serve the same story.

- 01
Script
Define the story, subjects and sequence of scenes.
- 02
Preparation
Plan the location, lighting and production process.
- 03
Filming
Capture the images and sound that will form the story.
- 04
Post-production
Bring together editing, graphics, grading and sound.
- 05
Film
Prepare final versions for the agreed viewing platforms.
Script → Preparation → Filming → Post-production → Film
Service overview
We film and edit video that explains a company, shows a product in use or records the substance of an event. An exhibition screen calls for attention to viewing conditions and legibility; an interview relies on clear speech and a well-edited story; a website needs a clear introduction to the product. These tasks shape the script and production scope.
What we produce
- Company and product films. We introduce a business, production process or product range through footage of locations, processes, equipment and people, adding graphics and narration where the script calls for them.
- Exhibition and event video. We film stand activity, presentations and interviews, then turn the event footage into a finished video for the company’s channels.
- Editing and post-production. We can take on a defined part of an agency production: edit supplied footage, prepare graphic elements, grade the picture and work on sound.
From brief to edit
- Review the material and viewing context. We define the audience, content, approximate running time and intended screens, and review existing footage, text and brand assets.
- Develop the concept and script. We structure the story and identify what needs to be shown. New filming starts with a plan for locations, contributors and required shots.
- Film the agreed material. We record locations, processes and interviews. Access, crew requirements and the schedule are considered during preparation.
- Build the film. Editing, colour grading, graphics, speech, music and sound details form the final piece. Versions and review stages are agreed before production starts.
An agency can assign this whole scope or a specific production task. The proposal sets out what we create, what the client supplies and how our output fits into the wider project.
Example: the AGRODOM company film
For a company presentation at YugAgro 2023 and online, we developed a script from the marketing team’s material. We reviewed company locations, fields, offices and a showroom, then filmed across several sites over multiple days, including aerial footage of agricultural equipment. Our work also covered editing, colour grading, narration and graphic elements.
For a separate AGRODOM commission, we filmed the exhibition stand and interviews with company representatives and guests, then edited an event recap.
Watch the AGRODOM company film · View the YugAgro event video
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Open videoWhat we deliver
A finished video file and the agreed versions for the intended viewing platforms. Before production, we define running time, aspect ratio, resolution, languages and caption requirements. Additional edits, alternative versions and any transfer of source material are included in the brief where required.
Sound for an existing film
Our contribution to Monchegorsk and Black Black Sea was sound post-production: speech processing, sound environments, mixing and mastering. These projects are covered in audio production.
What to send for an estimate
- What the viewer should learn and where the film will be shown.
- Approximate running time, screening date and version requirements.
- Existing footage, photographs, text, brand guidelines and graphics.
- Locations and contributors to be filmed, where they are and how access is arranged.
- A relevant reference with a note on what matters: the story, pace, camerawork or graphics.
These details help us define the filming and post-production scope, delivery and review stages.
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