
Oil that had to look like the table
Pack stills and a 20s loop. One window, three crops.
The bottle needed a highlight that survived OOH. We locked the window and turned it on tethered stills before we rolled.
The loop is the same tabletop.







A recce in the overcast we intend to keep.
We read the brief, ask what the pictures are for and where they will run, and visit the place if we have not shot there before.
You get: a crew plan and a written estimate
Stills and motion share a key. No second look in the truck.
Shot list, call sheet, crew and kit go into one document. Must-have frames come first, extras come with a time next to them.
You get: a call sheet and a shot list
Tethered review. Selects before the cloud moves.
Stills are reviewed tethered on set, film is checked on a calibrated monitor, and nobody leaves until the key frames are agreed.
You get: a contact sheet the same evening
Cool without steel. Whites decided once.
Finishing happens here, not with a stranger. Files are named for the media plan and delivered with a readme someone else can follow.
You get: masters, versions and an archive
Masters labelled for the media plan.
Finishing happens here, not with a stranger. Files are named for the media plan and delivered with a readme someone else can follow.
You get: masters, versions and an archive
Limestone, overcast quay, stills and films finished so print and a short cut stay the same afternoon, not a postcard sunset. All work

Pack stills and a 20s loop. One window, three crops.
The bottle needed a highlight that survived OOH. We locked the window and turned it on tethered stills before we rolled.
The loop is the same tabletop.

Hotel interiors and a two-minute film shot at the hour of the recce.
Stone already had a white. We did not gel it into a postcard sunset.
Food stills and coverage shared one balance.
Book one part alone, or the whole job with one crew. Services in detail

Light plotted per frame and reviewed tethered, so the selects are agreed before wrap.

One timeline for grade, sound, versions and CGI, so every cutdown matches the master.
Prices are starting points before VAT, for one day within Split. Every job gets a written estimate with names on it before the date is held.
From €1,880
One photographer, an assistant and our lighting, in the studio or on location.
From €2,680
Director, camera, sound and grip, with edit and grade in our room.
From €4,320
One crew and one light plan for both, so the campaign holds together.
Most jobs are within a day’s drive of Split. Further afield we travel with the core crew and hire assistants locally, and travel is quoted at cost. Ask for an estimate
From the last frame on set to files in your inbox. Dates are written into the estimate, so Split holidays and reshoots are counted in.

Send references, dates, and whether you need stills, a film, or both.