Reel
Fifteen
seconds.
The first second decides everything.
With a reel, the decision to keep watching is made before one word is spoken. Therefore, a good reel never starts with a logo or an introduction, but immediately with the most striking image you have.
The rest is craftsmanship: keep it short, add subtitles, and respect the format. A landscape film that is cropped vertically immediately stands out as a leftover work.
What you get.
- Vertical images, shot vertically and not cropped afterwards.
- An opening image that makes clear in two seconds what it is about.
- Subtitles, because the sound is off for most viewers.
- Multiple reels from one shooting day, not one at a time.
- Formats for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube Shorts.
- Advice on which reel is worth putting money behind as an advertisement.
So it goes.
What customers usually first ask.
Often eight to fifteen short snippets, depending on how much needs to be moved and how many people participate. That usually suffices for two to three months.
Often yes, and that is a quick way to start. Only: cropping a horizontal film vertically does not always work and then it becomes noticeable. We will first see what is usable.
Not necessarily. Hands, machines, materials, and results also work well. But reels with faces generally perform better.
You choose that yourself. We deliver them ready, or we include the placement in your social media project.
This is also
part of it it.
Corporate film
The film that you show at trade fairs, in your reception, on your homepage, and in a quote.
Interview and testimonial
A satisfied customer or an enthusiastic employee convinces more than any slogan.
Aftermovie
An open house, an anniversary, a fair, or a team day.
Employer branding
Show how things are done at your place, with real colleagues and real machines.
Drone
A site, a construction site, a building, or a landscape from the air.
