Vertical content production
Short videos for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and LinkedIn — not cut down from a corporate film, but shot for this format from the start. One shooting day, a month of content.
We filmed with a globally recognised face for Óbuda University's recruitment campaign.
Breaking into social media: when a topic is hot, everyone is watching and you have to move immediately. I filmed and edited on site, and released the videos in the right order — that is how we put this company on the map.
A recruitment ad at its best: substantial, intense and, most importantly, honest. That is what the company asked us for.
Who should appear
You do not have to be an influencer. The best video comes from the person who actually knows the subject. There is no script to memorise either: we ask, you answer, the edit does the rest.
One shooting day
- 6–8 hours at your place
- 8–12 finished videos
- Burnt-in subtitles if needed
- Delivered spread over weeks
Consistency
Two or three videos a week bring in an order of magnitude more than one beautiful film a year. But nobody has time to set up six shoots a month — so we work from a single shooting day.
Vertical content — the usual questions
Do you post the videos for us?
Not by default: we hand over finished files and suggested copy. If you want that off your plate, one of our team can take care of it.
How long before we see results?
It is measured in months; you need to build up consistency. That said, we have had launches that blew up and made the company known overnight.
What if we have no ideas?
That is our job. The topic list comes from what your customers already ask you.
Are these videos good for ads?
Yes, and they usually work better than a classic commercial. Tell us in advance if it is for advertising — the structure is different.
Do you take one-off shoots?
Yes, but honestly: do not expect much from a single session. Regular presence is what works.
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.