Ideal for promoting events, shows and films.

Two leading marketing tools for generating interest in upcoming releases: a trailer provides an overall preview of the work, while a teaser is a shorter, less revealing clip.

Both formats are particularly suitable for social media platforms in the form of reels and stories.

Ideal for unique live events such as shows, conferences, classes and workshops.

Be it with a single camera or a multicam set-up, recording the entirety of an event, uninterruptedly, is useful to showcase the full scope of your work to promoters and potential clients. Most importantly, it allows the event to be witnessed by those who could not attend.

Just as important is its archival natur, crucial for long term reference, for internal or external viewing.

Ideal for social media, film festivals, video installations.

Music videos have long been around and they came to stay.

The same principle has also become true about dance. This genre has gained more and more traction online and is defining generations, as it offers the dance community a new type of stage which transcends physical limitations.

It’s a great way for a dancer, choreographer or musician to make a strong, creative statement. Easily shared on social media, it can stand alone as a film — when applying to film festivals — or a video installation in an artistic context.

Ideal for conveying detailed information on your project.

The “Talking Head” model provides the viewer with a human, approachable figure who stands for the portrayed content. This helps to build trust for consumers, customers or visitors. Some examples of these are:

• Employee testimonial

• Educational

• Recruitment

• Event highlights (before, during or after)

• Cultural (artists, curators, visitors)

Ideal for big announcements.

A somewhat broader term, this encompasses all kinds of campaigns announcing new products, events, services and special occasions such as seasonal discounts.

It keeps your audience up-to-date and helps expanding your reach to new followers through an engaging short, packed video.

Ideal for live shows and presentations.

Projection design refers to creating still or moving visuals to be projected onto one or more surfaces. Video mapping is the programming of how the projection will fit those surfaces.

Their potential lies in transforming the way a space is perceived. If you can imagine it, we can make it happen!

Ideal for portfolio and marketing (digital or physical).

More than telling a story, photography acts as a visit card to your brand, with a clear and direct message. It is printable too, having a wide range of physical applications: books, flyers, posters, t-shirts, billboards, you name it.

Ideal for screen and stage.

Closed captioning refers to the adaptation of spoken word into text, with focus on deaf and hard of hearing audiences. I offer closed captioning for both screen (subtitles) and stage (surtitles).

More often than not, closed captions go hand in hand with translation. I provide accurate translations in and from English, German, French and Portuguese. I’m also glad to try other languages.