06 — Services

Audiovisuals thatland.

Showing always beats telling.

Some things are better shown. We find the story, shoot it and turn it into pieces that fit the places where your audience will watch them.

Let’s talk about yours
01 — What it solves

Scale from the air. Work up close.

The Roig film combines viewpoints to explain a construction site. Each shot contributes information; editing turns them into a piece.

Roig · Sils logistics platform. Three shots from the original film: scale, machinery and aerial work.
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Roig · explaining a logistics platform.

In Sils, wide shots place the site in its surroundings while machinery brings the work closer. Aerial and ground filming come together in a 1:37 film.

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  • The wide shot explains where and how much; detail shows what happens.
  • Editing and graphics prepare a piece for the web and presentations.
Panorámica de Esplugues de Llobregat y Collserola en el vídeo de promoción internacional de la ciudad.
A verified frame from Esplugues’ international promotional film.
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Esplugues · building a city’s story.

A promotional film needs to organise places, activity and message. The case shows how selection and editing create continuity across the piece.

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  • The objective defines what to film and what to leave out.
  • The complete film retains its context within the case.
Drone · Audiovisual production

On the ground. And in the air.

Drone footage gives a story another perspective. We bring aerial images and ground filming into the same project, from the brief to the final edit.

A drone in flight, seen from the front in close-up.
A drone flying against a blue sky.
Another perspective on the same story.
  1. Before: the story.

    The objective, location and viewpoints the film needs.

  2. During: ground and air.

    Filming and aerial capture connected to the script and the location.

  3. After: one story.

    Image selection and editing, with versions for the agreed channels.

02 — Deliverables

Define the final piece and its uses in the brief.

Duration, orientation, channels, languages and versions influence what needs preparing and filming.

Production plan

Objective, approach, locations and a shot or scene list. A script where the piece needs one.

Arrive at the shoot knowing what the story requires.

Filming or photography

Original video and photography. Drone footage where an aerial view adds information to the story.

Capture useful material for the edit and intended formats.

Edit and delivery

Selection, editing, colour, graphics and agreed exports. Subtitles and versions where they are part of the brief.

Publish the piece in the defined channels.

Everything we can work on
  • Corporate and product video
  • Studio and event photography
  • Aftermovies and coverage
  • Vertical content for social
  • Live streaming
  • Motion graphics
  • Drone video (pilot and permits)
03 — Process

The film starts before recording.

Formats and message are decided early enough for the footage to support them.

  1. Prepare

    Agree the objective, audience, location and output pieces.

    Review: approach, shooting plan and formats.

  2. Film

    Work with wide shots, action and detail, combining ground and air when the project calls for it.

    Review: required coverage and visual continuity.

  3. Edit

    Select, edit and refine the piece around its message and channel.

    Review: edit, copy and final versions.

It's for you if…

  • You do things worth it and there's nothing to show for it
  • Stock photos hurt your eyes
  • You've got an event and want it to last more than a day

Not for you if…

  • You want "a viral video" by decree
  • The budget is "we'll just film it on the phone" (which sometimes works!)
  • You've got nothing to say (yet — we'll help you find it)

A defined engagement

Communicate throughout the year.

For teams with activity and stories that need consistent communication. We organise topics, production, publishing and review at a pace your team can sustain.

01

What you receive

  • An editorial plan with topics, channels, formats and responsibilities.
  • Content production and adaptations included in the agreed plan.
  • An approval process and review of published work to prepare the next batch.

02

How we work

  1. Prepare the agenda and decide what deserves its own piece.
  2. Produce, select and adapt for each channel.
  3. Publish through the agreed process and review the available response.

03

What you bring

  • Your agenda, news and access to the people or places involved.
  • Existing material and the necessary usage permissions.
  • An approver and criteria for handling enquiries or incidents.

04

What we agree separately

  • Advertising spend and media placements.
  • Event coverage, travel or production outside the plan.
  • Round-the-clock attention or crisis management require a specific agreement.
04 — Questions

Good questions. Straight answers.

One video or one piece per channel?

We shoot once, deliver for every format. 16:9 alone is nobody these days.

Can we be in it ourselves?

Yes, and it usually works better: your own faces sell more than stock libraries.

Do you have a drone (and licences)?

Yes: certified pilot, insurance and permits handled per flight. That's how we filmed the Sils logistics platform for Roig and the Esplugues international film.

What do I need to get started?

An idea of what you want to tell and to whom. Script, production and everything else is on us.

How much does a video cost?

From one-day-shoot pieces to productions with drone, voice-over and titling. The budget follows the scope — and we give it to you closed.

Photos too, or video only?

Both: event coverage (years of Sant Just's Festa Major), product, corporate… Same obsession, camera in hand.

Rights and raw footage?

Yours. We deliver the final pieces and, if you want them, the raws too. No hostages.

What now

You've got stuff worth showing. Let's film it.

Let's talk about your project

These are good starting points:

  1. Which story you need to tell.
  2. Where and when we can film.
  3. Which channels the work will appear on.

Want to get your thoughts in order first? Start with the brief.

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