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Corporate film production

A company film that works in a meeting, in a tender, on a trade-show stand and on your home page. If I have a favourite genre in filmmaking, this is it.

Hunlandbehind the scenes

We made Hunland's corporate film once, and we have been developing it ever since: scenes get swapped and we shoot fresh footage as the company adds services.

Volvo Trucks Hungarybehind the scenes

We presented Volvo Trucks Hungary's service the classic way, built around interviews.

Szentendre Open-Air Museumbehind the scenes

Shot in a single day with a three-person camera crew.

When it is worth it

When the company itself needs explaining: what you do, how you do it, and why you are worth working with. A well-built corporate film stays current for years.

How we work

Preparation, a shot list or a script, one or two shooting days, post. In most cases your own people appear on camera — it is more credible, and viewers can tell.

What you get

The long landscape film and the vertical cut-downs, so the material lives on more than one platform.

Frequently asked

Corporate film — the usual questions

How long should a corporate film be?

Two to three minutes in most cases.

Do we need a script?

For a short film a well-written shot list is enough; for something more complex a proper script pays off. That depends on the planning, not on the running time.

Who should appear — staff or actors?

Your own people, in most cases. If someone struggles on camera, we solve it with how the shoot is built, not with more takes.

How long does a corporate film stay current?

For years, if it is built well. We update Hunland's film year after year instead of shooting a new one — at a fraction of the cost of a new production.

Do we also get short social versions?

Yes, and we recommend it. From the same material we cut vertical versions for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Do you shoot outside Budapest?

Yes, anywhere in Hungary. We have worked abroad too — across many European countries, and from Ethiopia through Mexico to the Arctic Circle.

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