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Services

Stills, film and finishing from one studio in Rotterdam.

Location, bridge cables at dusk

Video filming

Treatments through principal photography. Coverage is shot for the edit and the grade: protected highlights, matched cameras, and sound that is not an afterthought.

Crew, cameras, and locations are scaled to the story. We shoot for the grade: consistent exposure, protected highlights, and usable coverage.

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Portrait, architect on a building site

Color grading

Show LUTs, shot matching, HDR and SDR masters. Stills can live in the same timeline. The brand palette is a decision, not a filter pack.

Grading is treated as design, not a filter. We match cameras, hold skin, and deliver HDR or SDR masters as the media plan requires.

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Interior, concrete loft, big windows

Post-production

Picture, sound, titles, and versioning. A sixty-second master and a fifteen-second cutdown should look like siblings, not cousins who stopped speaking.

Editorial, finishing, and versioning live in one pipeline so a 60s master, 15s cutdowns, and stills from frame pulls stay coherent.

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Food, herring and onions

Motion graphics

Type, diagrams, product callouts, and brand systems built to re-version. We do not deliver a single After Effects file that only the author understands.

We design motion that can be re-versioned. Lower thirds, openers, and product callouts follow a system, not one-off animations.

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Location, container cranes in the port

Commercial photography

Campaign stills, product, and portraiture with controlled light. We tether, we plot, and we deliver files that survive print and crop. Retouch is finishing against a grade, not a rescue of underexposure.

We plan lighting, art direction, and capture so stills hold up in print, OOH, and digital. Tethered review on set keeps stakeholders aligned before wrap.

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Portrait, crane operator in the cabin

Lighting design

Studio and location plots for stills and motion. Repeatable light is the product. Lucky hour is a bonus, not a plan.

Plots, grip, and modifiers are designed per frame. The goal is repeatable light, not a lucky hour.

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Not sure which one you need?

Send references and say whether the job needs a still, a film, or both. We staff the job, not a menu.