Filmmaking & video production

Films about people, events and places. A clear story, considered images and editing that gives each moment its place.

Documentary · Events · Commercial

The experience we create

For a brand, cultural institution or event, film creates a shared point of view. The work starts with what the audience should understand and feel, then brings the story together through filming and editing.

What we plan together

A story and filming approach shaped around your brief
Filming and editing for a coherent final film
Delivery formats agreed for your website, presentation or campaign

Let’s talk

When this format fits

For organisations, cultural projects and events that need to tell a clear story about people, their work or a place.

Capture an event through its people and atmosphere
Introduce a project, a team or a production process
Create a film for a website, presentation or publication

From the first conversation to delivery

Define the audience, purpose, location and timing
Agree on the story, visual approach and filming plan
Plan the edit, sound, languages and delivery formats

Where can filming take place?

Aleksandr works in Switzerland. The city, venue and possibility of filming elsewhere are discussed for each project. Location and approximate dates are useful when planning the scope.

What affects the cost of video production?

Preparation, filming days, crew size, travel, editing complexity and the number of final versions all affect the scope. Starting with the intended outcome and an approximate budget helps define an appropriate format.

Can a film have website and social media versions?

Aspect ratios, duration, subtitles and languages should be agreed before filming. This allows framing and editing to take the intended publications into account.

What should I prepare for an initial conversation?

A short outline of the purpose, audience, location and timing, plus a few visual references. A finished script is not required: the first step can be deciding which story and format fit.

Before the first frame