One shoot day for a whole year.
The joinery shows stock photos online. Customers and apprentices cannot see what the business makes.
Goal: its own images for the website, social media and apprenticeships.
We plan a shoot day so that it produces a brand film, reels, portraits and images for your website and social media.
1856 St. Moritz · ConceptBrandfocus plans photo and video productions so that one shoot day delivers as much material as possible for all channels: a brand film, short videos for social media, portraits for your website and careers page. We write the concept, organise the shoot with experienced camera crews and edit the formats. AI helps with editing and subtitles. The footage comes from your business.
Your website and social media show stock photos instead of your people and premises.
It was shot once, is too long and fits no channel.
Applicants want to see what it is like to work for you.
One shoot day, many formats. That costs less than separate productions.
From concept to finished formats takes about six weeks.
Material should be used. That is why we measure where it runs.
The joinery shows stock photos online. Customers and apprentices cannot see what the business makes.
Goal: its own images for the website, social media and apprenticeships.
Is your question missing? Ask it in the first call.
Experienced camera operators and photographers from our network. Concept, direction and editing are handled by Brandfocus.
One well-prepared day at your business. Anyone appearing on camera is busy for one to two hours.
No. Anything that shows your business and your people is genuinely filmed. We use AI for editing, subtitles and mood images, clearly labelled.
Yes. You receive the usage rights for all your own channels, with no time limit.
After the first call, we quote a production as a project at a fixed price. Your Brandfocus marketing team handles ongoing work for a fixed monthly fee, based on the RECON analysis.
The first call takes 30 minutes and is free. We clarify where it pinches and whether a RECON analysis makes sense.