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Every film here began with something a client needed people to feel, understand or do.

Watch what that became. Then bring us the next brief.

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REC · A-CAM · INDEX

A directed world forming inside a single frame.

REC · A-CAM · 2.39:1

Asked · Answered

  1. Who owns the finished film?

    01 / 03 · REC

    You do. Usage rights are agreed before the work begins, and the final master is delivered in the formats set in scope.

    You receive the approved film in the agreed cuts, ratios and language versions: horizontal, vertical, square or a website edit. Raw files and unused directions stay with the project unless we agree otherwise.

  2. Can one film become a full campaign?

    02 / 03 · REC

    Yes. The idea stays; the form changes with where the viewer meets it: shorter cuts, vertical reels and platform-specific edits.

    A launch film can carry a season of versions for Instagram, YouTube, websites, presentations and paid placements. Every agreed format is named in scope before production, so the campaign is planned, not improvised.

  3. What happens after we send a brief?

    03 / 03 · REC

    We read it, then share a proposal: the core storyline, the intended direction and a few frames for the look. On approval, we move into production.

    You do not need a finished script, only a product, a launch or a rough thought; finding the film inside the brief is our job. Send the context, the deadline and any reference that matters, and one of us replies within two working days.