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One shoot, 30 pieces of content: how to get the most from a production day

One shoot, 30 pieces of content: how to get the most from a production day

by admin | Oct 3, 2026 | Strategy, budget & best practice

The most common mistake? Organizing a shoot to produce a single video. A production day mobilizes a crew, equipment, your team members and your premises: you might as well get the most out of it. With a little foresight, a single shoot can produce around thirty pieces...
How to brief a videographer or photographer

How to brief a videographer or photographer

by admin | Oct 3, 2026 | Strategy, budget & best practice

You have decided to call on a studio for a video or a photo session. Excellent decision. For the result to match your expectations, one step is decisive: the brief. You don’t need a twenty-page document, just a few clear answers.1. Why this content?Start with the...
Shooting on a smartphone or hiring a pro: how to choose?

Shooting on a smartphone or hiring a pro: how to choose?

by admin | Oct 3, 2026 | Strategy, budget & best practice

Today’s smartphones shoot in 4K, stabilize the image and offer cinema modes. It is tempting to produce everything in-house. And sometimes, that is the right solution. But for certain content, the difference from a professional production is immediately visible… and it...
Corporate Video: How to Measure Your Return on Investment

Corporate Video: How to Measure Your Return on Investment

by admin | Oct 3, 2026 | Strategy, budget & best practice

Investing in a professional video means committing a budget, so it’s only natural to ask what it will bring in. Good news: unlike many communication efforts, video is fairly easy to measure, as long as you define its objectives from the start.Start with the objective,...
7 Signs It’s Time to Hand Your Content Over to a Studio

7 Signs It’s Time to Hand Your Content Over to a Studio

by admin | Oct 3, 2026 | Strategy, budget & best practice

Many companies produce their content “with whatever’s at hand”: a smartphone photo, a video shot between two meetings, a stock library to fill the gaps. It works… until it doesn’t. Here are seven signs that it’s time to hand things over to professionals.1. Your...
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