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Production

Photographs and video that look like your actual business.

We come to you, spend half a day or a day, and leave you with a library of images and short videos you can use for months. Interviews are included because the story is often the best part.

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A small production crew filming a ceramic maker at work in a workshop.
Service focusBuild the library
Starting pointFrom €1,450 one-off

The operating model

What the work looks like.

Here it means one planned shoot that produces a library of photographs and short videos you keep using for months.

Inside the work

What careful delivery looks like.

A Black clothing-brand owner and white photographer selecting finished photographs from contact sheets and a laptop.
The finished library

Choose, organise and deliver material the business can keep using.

Camera bodies, lenses, audio equipment, batteries and cables organised on a work table.
Production kit

The small details are planned before the production day begins.

A field recorder, microphones, headphones and audio cables arranged on a wooden table.
Sound matters

Clear interviews need the same care as the pictures around them.

Hands adjusting a product arrangement in front of a camera in a compact studio.
Content production

This is for you if

  1. 01

    Your product looks far better in person than it does in your photographs.

  2. 02

    You are launching something and have nothing useful to publish about it.

  3. 03

    You want to post regularly but run out of material after the first week.

The scope

What is included.

The signed scope names the final deliverables, timing, approvals and any exclusions before work starts.

  1. 01

    A planning call to agree the shot list, story and anything that must be avoided.

  2. 02

    A half-day or full-day shoot on your premises, with production equipment and lighting.

  3. 03

    A founder or team interview, filmed and transcribed.

  4. 04

    Eight short vertical videos, edited, captioned and formatted for the agreed platforms.

  5. 05

    Twenty edited photographs, colour-corrected and cropped for web and social.

  6. 06

    Written captions and a suggested publishing order.

  7. 07

    Model and location releases handled for identifiable people and controlled locations.

At handover

What you get at the end.

  • Finished files in a folder you keep, with the agreed usage rights.

  • Source files retained for twelve months in case a re-edit is needed.

  • Enough material for roughly two months of consistent publishing.

Published pricing

What it costs.

Prices are shown before any applicable VAT while registration status is being confirmed. The written scope shows the complete total before work begins.

Content Kickstart

€1,450 one-off

Usually two to three weeks from planning call to delivery.

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Questions

The honest answers.

Do we need to close for the shoot?

Usually not. A working business often makes the stronger image. Anyone identifiable is included only with the appropriate agreement.

Who owns the photographs?

You receive permanent rights for the agreed uses. We ask separately for permission to show the work in our portfolio, and you can refuse.

How long should the material last?

Roughly two months of consistent publishing from one half-day shoot. That is the point of shooting a library rather than a post: you stop needing something new every week.

What if someone does not want to be filmed?

Then they are not filmed. Model and location releases are handled as part of the shoot, and nobody appears in anything published without one.

Start with the facts

Find out what is actually wrong first.

You keep the document whether or not we ever work together.

You send
Five short fields
You get
Two pages, three priorities
Within
Three working days
Cost
No charge, no obligation
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Further reading

Before you spend anything.

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How to plan a content shoot in Europe as a creator

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