TELLO VISION · Corporate film
Corporate films showing who you are and why it matters.
A corporate film can make a business easier to understand before an initial meeting, quotation or recruitment process. Choose a clear audience and a story that can be shown.
Tell us the film's purpose, where it will be used and when you need the material. Location, scope and any travel are agreed before the assignment starts.
Image, rhythm and story.
Give the story a direction
Start with who will watch and what question they have. A potential customer may want to understand how you work; a candidate may need to see the environment and people behind the business. Do not try to serve every purpose in the same main film.
We review the offer, context and existing material. We then prioritise what can be conveyed through interviews, work activities, location footage and concrete examples. Examples must be real and approved by those involved.
Prepare people and filming locations
Appoint a responsible contact, choose participants and check access to locations and work activities. Interview questions, visual planning, the sound environment and any permissions need to be included in preparation.
Production can include preparation, filming, editing, colour, sound and subtitles according to the proposal. Feedback is preferably collected by one person so changes are clear and can be planned.
Decide how the film will be used afterwards
Websites, presentations and social channels have different contexts. State which versions and aspect ratios are actually needed rather than adding every possible format out of habit.
Shoot days, locations, travel, participants, languages and delivery versions affect budget and time. We define these before work starts. You receive information to decide on content, timeline and delivery.
Questions before production
Can interviews be combined with footage of the business?
Yes. Interviews can provide context while location footage and work activities show what is being said. The approach depends on the message, available settings and scope of filming.
Must the film cover the whole company?
No. A specific way of working, one part of the business or a clear customer question can produce a more useful film than a general presentation of everything you do.
Find the right film for the purpose
Product film
A product film should help the right customer understand what the product does, how it is used or what sets it apart. From there, we choose what needs to appear on screen.
Advertising film
In an advert, viewers need to understand quickly why the content is relevant. We plan a clear opening, show the offer and build a way forward that suits the placement.
Let's talk about a corporate film
Tell us the film's purpose, where it will be used and when you need the material. Location, scope and any travel are agreed before the assignment starts.