Whatever we show them. Shot while the line keeps running.

A shoot is logistics. Models, photographers, location, equipment, customs, dates, approvals — and in the end the material has to reach exactly the right people in exactly the right form. That is where it usually goes wrong.

Most recently: a product shoot for a medical-technology manufacturer — four product lines, models, clinic location, two shooting days.

Case Stories

SML · since 2023 How do you show a machine that is bigger than the room you are standing in? A plant film that follows the material rather than the optics — from pellets to the finished bobbin. The first film we made for SML, and the template for every one since. Natus · 2025/26 How do you say what a company stands for without showing a product? A film about a company that explains it without showing the products — and the footage from seven years that carried it when the brief got difficult. Natus · 2025 Who films a device for newborns so that nobody feels uncomfortable? Shot on a ward in Vöcklabruck with real babies rather than dolls — photography, retouching, brochure and a product film in three languages out of a single setup. Natus · 2022/23 How do you show a device whose most important part is software? A device whose real strength lies in its software, explained without a single day of filming — out of photographs, screens and animation. Natus still runs the film on its product page. Natus · 2024 How do you make a teaser when the only picture of the device sits inside a PowerPoint? A teaser for a new device, built entirely from its engineering data — 17 days from brief to finished 4K master. It led straight to the next commission. Natus · 2022–2025 How do you shoot a film that still has to be right three years from now? A product film shot in the middle of the pandemic and planned so that, three years on, it carries on with a new lens and a new brand — without a second shoot day. Baxter · 2024 How do you honour people on a stage when you have never filmed them? Honouring people across several countries without a single shoot day — every winner became a Lego figure. All it took was a photo and a short profile.

Film production

Product videos, equipment films, brand films, application videos, trade-show loops, recruiting and award films. Concept, shoot, edit, motion design, sound, language versions — including machines that only stand still twice a year.

Film types, process and channels in detail → Corporate & Industrial Film

Photo production

Product, application, and lifestyle shoots, staff portraits, plant photography, drone work. Models and clinicians, location, lighting, retouching — and cut-outs in every format your catalogue, website and trade stand need.

We run the whole thing

Casting the right models and photographers, scheduling the shoot, scouting locations, post-production. And we make sure the material comes out the way it will be used — not the way that happened to be convenient on set.

Medical technology is not for everyone

Showing clinicians, patients, and devices credibly means knowing how they work. We have spent years in this field, and we know what the review boards look for.

Delivery is part of the job

Catalogue, website, trade show, social, sales deck — each one needs its own format. We deliver sorted and named, not as a folder of 3,000 files.

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Which of these do you actually need?

A conversation settles that faster than a quote. And we will tell you when something is no use to you.

Every enquiry is welcome — including the ones that never turn into a job. We learn something from every conversation. Tell us the problem, we will listen and think it through with you. That is the least anyone should expect.