What we film

01

Concerts and live performances

Wide shot of the stage, close-ups of the singer and the musicians, the reaction of the hall. The video is synchronised with a multitrack sound recording — the performance sounds as it did in the room.

02

Shows and stage programmes

Productions, gala evenings, competition performances. Cameras are positioned in advance according to the script so the key moments are not missed.

03

Interviews

Two or three cameras: a wide shot, a close-up on the speaker, a shot of the other person. Lighting and lavalier microphones — the result can be published without further work.

04

Podcasts

An episode filmed on several cameras with separate sound recording per participant. A finished version for video platforms and a separate audio track for podcast services.

05

Lectures and conferences

Speaker, presentation and audience. The screen is captured as a separate source so the slides stay readable instead of being filmed off the projector.

06

Training video and business content

Lessons, courses, product presentations and promo films. Filmed to a script, edited with graphics and titles.

What you receive

01

An edited film

Finished video with editing, colour grading and mixed sound. Ready to publish straight away — on YouTube, social media or your site.

02

The raw footage

Everything filmed from all cameras plus the audio tracks. Suitable if your own team edits, or if editing comes later.

03

Both

A finished film for publication and the raw material for the archive. Plus short vertical cuts for stories and reels if needed.

From the shoots

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How we work

01

We break down the event

Venue, programme, key moments. The number of cameras and their positions follow from that.

02

We set the cameras

Rigging before the guests arrive, sound connected from the desk, framing and sync checked.

03

We film

We work through the whole event, holding both wide and close shots so the edit has a choice.

04

We edit and deliver

Assembly, colour, sound mix. Deadlines are agreed in advance; revisions after the first version are included.

Frequently asked

How many cameras does my event need?

Two or three are enough for an interview, four or more for a concert, two for a lecture. More cameras make a livelier edit but a more expensive shoot, so we choose a sensible minimum for the task.

Why does sound from the desk matter more than it seems?

A camera microphone records everything: the music, the neighbours talking, coughing, the echo of the room. A line from the mixing desk takes the sound directly from the microphones and instruments. The difference is audible from the first second — especially at concerts and in large halls.

How soon will the material be ready?

Raw footage is handed over within a few days of the event. Editing takes from a week depending on volume and complexity. If a short film is needed urgently — by the next day — say so in advance, it can be arranged.

Can you film and stream at the same time?

Yes, that is a common combination. One camera setup serves both the live broadcast and the recording, and the edited film is then assembled from the footage. It works out cheaper than ordering filming and streaming separately.

Do we need to order sound for the venue separately?

If we handle the sound at the event, the filming gets a clean line from the desk straight away. If another team is working, we arrange a feed for the recording with them — a standard procedure.

Do you film weddings?

We do not film private celebrations — that is a separate profession with its own approach. At weddings and family events we provide sound, lighting and live streaming.

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