Brand films
The three-minute answer to what your company actually does — useful on the homepage for years, not weeks.
Overview
Most corporate video fails for one reason: it is commissioned as a deliverable rather than as an answer to a question. Before we discuss cameras we agree what the film must make the audience understand, believe or do — and how long it realistically has to do it.
We have produced corporate films in Dubai for fifteen years, for four-person consultancies and listed groups alike. The crew on the day is the crew that edits, grades and mixes. No account layer, nothing sent to an outside vendor, and a fixed fee against a written scope.
Everything is quoted fixed-fee against a written scope, and you keep full
commercial rights to the finished films on final payment.
What we produce
The three-minute answer to what your company actually does — useful on the homepage for years, not weeks.
The office as it is, not as a stock library imagines it. The fastest way to cut time-to-hire.
Strategy launches, town halls and policy changes made watchable so the message lands.
Founders and specialists directed so they sound like themselves, not a press release.
Numbers turned into narrative, with motion graphics that make a balance sheet legible.
Modular chaptered video that scales onboarding without scaling the trainer's diary.

Deliverables
Masters in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, with subtitle files and Arabic versions on request.
FAQ
Costs, timelines, permits and ownership — the things worth settling before the brief is signed.
Most corporate projects land between AED 12,000 and AED 120,000 depending on crew size, locations, shoot days and finishing. We quote fixed-fee against a written scope, so the estimate is the invoice.
Yes. We arrange Dubai Film and TV Commission permits and coordinate with free zone authorities such as DMCC, DIFC and Dubai Internet City where your offices sit.
That is the normal case. Small crews, low-noise LED lighting and a schedule built around your meeting rooms. Most office shoots finish in a single day.
Yes — subtitles in both, voiceover in either, and separate masters where on-screen text needs localising.