Brand films
Introduce the people, purpose or perspective behind a brand through a focused narrative.
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01 / VIDEO PRODUCTION
Stories that
move people.
Films and video content shaped around what your brand needs to say, who needs to hear it, and where it will be seen.
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Film, feeling and a clear point of view.STOLET / VIDEO PRODUCTION
THE ROLE OF VIDEO PRODUCTION
A launch needs a first impression. A product needs a story. A brand needs a point of view. Video brings these together through performance, pacing, image and sound.
POSSIBLE SCOPE
A focused idea.
A considered execution.
Product & launch films
Show the details, experience and context that make a product worth paying attention to.
Social content
Plan short edits and alternative formats around the platforms where the content will live.
Post-production
Bring footage together through editing, colour, sound and graphics appropriate to the project.
FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
From first thought
to final form.
Define the story
Agree on the audience, message, intended channels and the role of the film.
Plan the production
Develop a treatment and scope the script, locations, talent, crew and shot list as needed.
Create & refine
Produce or work with supplied footage, then review edits against the agreed creative direction.
Prepare delivery
Confirm final durations, aspect ratios, captions and technical specifications before export.
What you receive
A scope may include a creative treatment, production plan, main film, shorter edits, platform-specific versions and final exports. The exact deliverables, production responsibilities and usage rights are agreed before work begins.
What to bring
Share your brief, audience, references, intended platforms, launch date and any existing footage. If there is no script yet, start with the message you want people to remember.
Prepare a project briefBEFORE WE BEGIN
A few useful answers.
Can we start with an idea rather than a script?
Yes. Describe the audience and the purpose of the film in your brief. Creative development can be included in the proposed scope.
Can existing footage be used?
Include a description of the footage, its format and available usage permissions. This helps define an editing or post-production scope.
How are timelines and budgets decided?
They depend on creative development, shoot requirements, edit versions and approvals. Those details should be agreed in a project proposal rather than assumed from the length of the finished film.