Video production that tells your brand story and sells

It depends on script complexity, pre-production, number of shoot days and the scope of post-production. We agree on a plan after the brief.

The video's goal, product information, brand guidelines, access to the location or product for filming, and a contact person for approvals.

Key decisions are approved at the script stage. After editing, we make revisions within the approved script, with the number of rounds set in the contract.

Yes. We can shoot social media content on an ongoing basis and adapt existing footage for new campaigns.

A video production budget comes down to specific choices: how many shoot days, whether you need actors, a studio or a location, and how much graphics work goes into the edit. After the brief we propose a script and an estimate, and where it helps, we show where things can be simplified without losing the idea.

Filming conveys atmosphere, people and the real product, which builds trust. Motion graphics are better for complex processes, numbers and abstract services. Often the best result is a mix: we shoot the core story and support it with graphics and titles.

No, that's part of our pre-production. We source actors and locations, music and a voice for the narration, and you approve the final picks. Voice-over can be recorded in Uzbek, Russian or English, and we can also deliver a subtitled version of the video for sound-off viewing.

We plan the shoot for every platform from the start: a horizontal cut for YouTube, your website and TV, vertical versions for Reels, Stories and TikTok, plus short edits for paid ads. That way one shoot day produces a full set of videos rather than a single clip.

Yes, we work with both businesses and government organisations in Uzbekistan and can produce an image video or coverage of a project or event. Travel to the regions is discussed during planning: logistics affect the budget and schedule, so we factor them in early.