Media

The process begins with a detailed briefing session where the client outlines their specific requirements and creative vision for the video or photo shoot. This includes discussing themes, key messages, target audience, and any logistical details essential for planning the production.

Once the brief is finalised, the team proceeds to schedule the shoot, booking locations, arranging necessary equipment, and confirming the availability of any talent or additional crew needed to execute the shoot effectively.

On the scheduled shoot day(s), the production team focuses on capturing high-quality video footage or photographs that align with the agreed-upon creative direction. This involves using professional equipment, setting up shots, and ensuring lighting and composition are optimised for each scene.

Following the shoot, the captured content undergoes a review process. This step involves assessing the footage or images to ensure they meet technical and creative standards, checking for any inconsistencies or areas requiring a reshoot.

If the project includes video production, this stage involves assembling the footage into a coherent narrative or visual story. It includes editing clips, adding transitions, effects, and incorporating audio elements such as music or voice overs to enhance the storytelling.

For projects focused on photography, the editing phase commences after content review. This involves selecting the best shots, retouching images, adjusting colors, contrast, and other elements to achieve the desired aesthetic and ensure consistency across the entire set of images.

Once the initial edits are completed for either videos or photos, the client is presented with the draft content for review. This stage allows for feedback on the overall look, feel, and adherence to the initial brief, ensuring alignment with the client’s vision.

Based on client feedback, necessary revisions are made to the video edits or photo selections. This iterative process ensures that any requested adjustments are implemented to meet the client’s expectations before finalisation.

After incorporating client feedback and making revisions, the finalised video or photo set undergoes a final approval stage. This ensures that both the client and production team are satisfied with the end result before moving forward.

The last step involves exporting the finalised video files in the required formats for delivery. For photographs, this includes exporting high-resolution images optimized for print or digital use, ensuring they meet technical specifications and are ready for distribution or publication.