Approach

We learn the work before we film it.

Conversation

What you do, who needs to understand it, and what you wish they already knew. No charge.

Scope and estimate

A written treatment and a fixed number. You approve before anything moves.

Time on site

We come and learn the work before we film it. This is the part most crews skip, and it is the part that makes the difference.

Filming

Usually one to three days, with the smallest crew the film can be made well with. Small footprint, calm rooms, and people who forget the camera is running.

Edit

First cut, two rounds of revision, final delivery in every format you need.

Why documentary

Our method is documentary. We spend real time on site before we roll, we ask more questions than we need to, and we wait for the moment someone stops explaining and starts talking. That moment is the film.