Corporate Film Production
The film that tells the market who you are, approved by everyone who signs off and ready for every channel, language and market on your rollout.
Companies that trust us with their story
What it is for
One film. Many rooms.
A corporate film is the version of your company that walks in before you do. It answers the question every client, partner, investor and candidate asks before they trust you: who are these people, really? Good corporate film production turns that answer into two to four minutes people actually finish watching.
Sales
The first meeting
Open the pitch with the film and spend the meeting on the deal, not on the slide that explains who you are.
Leadership
Boards, investors and partners
Show strategy, scale and culture in one take, so the people who decide see the same story your team tells.
Events
Conferences, anniversaries and launches
The film that opens the stage, plays at the booth and keeps working on your site after the event ends. For TOPMIND’s twentieth anniversary, we made a two-minute film that blended real footage with AI-generated imagery.
A selection of corporate films we produced for companies in several sectors and markets. Trailers are public. Full films are available on request, because some of our clients prefer it that way.
How we make a corporate film that survives the approval chain
Corporate films rarely fail on the shoot. They fail in the fourth round of comments, when legal, marketing and the CEO each want a different film. Our process is built to get everyone to yes before the camera rolls.
01.
Interviews before ideas
We talk to leadership and to the people who will use the film before writing a single line. The message comes from them, not from a template.
02.
One message, agreed in writing
We turn those conversations into a one-page message and get it approved first. Every scene in the script has to serve that page.
03.
Script and storyboard, approved early
Everyone who signs off sees the script and the visual plan before the shoot. Changes here cost a meeting. Changes after the shoot cost a reshoot.
04.
Shoot days planned around your operation
Factories keep running, offices keep working and executives get their calendar back. We plan every location and interview slot with your team. Rossetti’s brand film, for example, was captured in one filming day at its plant in Guarulhos, São Paulo.
05.
Edit, versions and sign-off
Review rounds through one contact, then the main film, the short cuts, the ratios for each channel and subtitles in every language your markets need.
One shoot. Every version you need.
A corporate film is rarely one file. From the same production we deliver the main film, a 60-second version for events and sales, short cuts in vertical and square formats for social channels, a silent version with captions for screens and lobbies, and subtitles or voice-over for each market. You get a version list in the proposal, so procurement knows exactly what is included before anyone signs.
“We made our company’s institutional video with them. They were attentive from start to finish, and everything was always clearly explained.”
Embratop
Google review, translated from Portuguese
Where corporate films work hardest
The sectors and goals where we produce this format most.
Questions about corporate films
What communications and marketing leads ask before they commission one.
What is a corporate film?
A corporate film, often called a corporate video, is a film that presents a company to the people who need to trust it: clients, partners, investors, candidates and employees. It explains who the company is, what it does and why it matters, usually in two to four minutes, with shorter cuts for events, social channels and sales meetings.
How is a corporate film different from a brand documentary?
A corporate film is planned and scripted around the company’s message, often with leadership on camera. A brand documentary follows real people and real situations without a script. If your story lives in your people, see brand documentaries.
Is a corporate film the same as branded content?
No. A corporate film presents the company itself and is usually one main film with its versions. Branded content is a series made for an audience that chooses to watch it, on your channels, over months. Many clients do both from the same production. See branded content.
How long should a corporate film be?
Long enough to answer one question well. For most companies that is a main film of two to four minutes, plus a 60-second version and short cuts for social and events. We define the lengths with you in the script stage, based on where the film will be shown.
How long does corporate film production take?
It depends on how many people approve the script, how many locations we film and how many versions you need. We give you a full schedule with the proposal, with each approval date marked, so there are no surprises on delivery day.
Can you film in more than one country?
Yes. We plan one film across several locations with one producer and local crews working to the same standard. See how it works in multi-market video production.
What do you need from us to start?
A short brief: who the film is for, where it will be shown, who approves it and when you need it. If you do not have a brief yet, we build it with you in the first conversation. It usually takes one call.
