Services

What I do

I work with organisations, associations and entrepreneurs to document the people, work and purpose behind what they do. I spend time with the people involved, listen to their stories and observe the work itself. From there, I create a short documentary that gives others a genuine sense of who you are and why your work matters.

Deliverables.

What you get.


It starts without a camera. We begin with a conversation. No complicated brief. No pressure to perform. Just a chance to understand what you are doing and why. From there, we find the story that is already there. We film on location, quietly and without unnecessary interruption. After filming, we shape the material into the documentary and give you the opportunity to review how you are represented before the final version is delivered. Simple. Human. Respectful.

De micro-documentaire.

A cinematic documentary of approximately 90 – 180 seconds. Focused on the people, values and purpose behind your organisation, project or business. Perfect for websites, presentations and social media. A timeless documentary that you can use for years to come. Adapted to your main audience.

Social media snippets

2–3 short vertical edits derived from the documentary. Created for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and WhatsApp sharing. Designed to increase visibility while remaining consistent with the documentary's tone and message. This way you can reach your audience trough broader channels.

Cinematic stills.

A selection of high-quality still images captured during filming. Suitable for websites, brochures, presentations and social media communication.

A story that builds trust

More than a video. We provide a documentary that helps your community, supporters, customers or donors better understand who you are, what you do and why it matters.

Why it matters

Why this matters for organisations


Online, sincere work can quickly disappear behind content, numbers and the pressure to keep posting. For organisations, associations and entrepreneurs within our communities, that can make it difficult for people to see what sits behind the work. A documentary gives that work room. It shows the people involved, the time they give, the work they do and the reasons they care about it. Because people should be able to see more than what you do. They should be able to understand why you do it.

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