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You watch most aftermovies once and then never again. Atmospheric shots set to a busy beat, a few laughing guests, a logo at the end. Nicely done, but functionally lost within a week. That is a shame, because having an aftermovie made easily costs between two and seven thousand euros. For that money, the video should continue to serve a purpose. In this post, we explain why many aftermovies are disappointing, how to determine in advance what the video should deliver for you,

Choosing a video production company is a gamble for many clients. You compare three quotes for a video production ranging from four thousand to fifteen thousand euros, a few showreels that all look good, and a feeling that is hard to substantiate. Especially when you don't work with video on a weekly basis, you lack the vocabulary to fairly compare providers. Below are the questions we would ask ourselves if we were on the other side of the table. Not to shoot anyone down, bu

The cost of having a corporate video made is a question we receive almost weekly. It is often asked by someone comparing quotes and wondering why the amounts vary so widely. Prices between one thousand and fifty thousand euros are not uncommon, and that difference says more about the approach than the end result. In this post, we explain where the price of a corporate video actually comes from, what ranges are realistic in the Dutch market, and how to avoid securing a cheap p

Most companies order media separately. A photographer for the new location. A video producer for the corporate film. And later—if the budget allows—a virtual tour. The result: three separate communications, three different styles, having to explain what the company stands for three times over. There is a better approach. One-off assignments cost more than you think. It seems more straightforward: hiring a separate specialist for each service when you are ready. But the result

Many companies know that a virtual tour can benefit them, but which one? Matterport and Google Street View are often mentioned in the same breath, but they solve different problems. The wrong choice will cost you time, money, and opportunities. In this article, we explain the difference and help you make the right decision immediately. Two techniques, two goals Let me be clear: Matterport and Google Street View are not competitors. They are complementary. They are tools for d

In 2026, the costs for professional corporate photography typically range between €350 and €2,500 per assignment, depending on the type of shoot, the duration, and the extent of post-processing. It is possible to find cheaper options, but then you are buying freelance quality. This is what you can expect from a professional agency. Factors that determine the price of corporate photography Type of shoot — a team portrait at the office requires less preparation than a produc

Having a corporate video made doesn't start with a camera; it starts with a conversation. A good production process runs from strategy to screen, and if you know what is expected of you at each stage, the process runs more smoothly, faster, and with a better end result. Phase 1: Briefing and goal-setting discussion Everything starts with a clear briefing. What do you want to achieve with the video? Who is the target audience, and where will the video be used? Website, Linked

Positioning a car brand requires more than a strong name and a good product. It requires visuals that make the brand identity visible. Consistent, professional, and tailored to the channels where your target audience is located. For marketing managers at importers and manufacturers, video production is one of the most impactful tools in the communication package. Two moments, one approach Video productions for importers have roughly two contexts: the introduction of a new mod

The way homes are sold has changed dramatically in recent years. Potential buyers research online before even contacting a real estate agent. The first impression of a home is no longer formed at the front door, but behind a screen. A virtual tour directly addresses this. What is a virtual tour for real estate agents? A virtual tour is an interactive, digital tour of a home or property. Using a special camera—such as the Matterport—the space is scanned and assembled into a se

The showroom has long ceased to be the only place where a car is sold. Most buyers have already made a decision online — or are close to doing so — before visiting a dealer. What sways them is rarely the technical specifications. It is the visual aspect. The first impression is digital Car portals like AutoTrack, Marktplaats, and the dealers' own websites are the new shop window. A buyer scrolls past dozens of advertisements in seconds. What makes him stop? A photo that is ri

An organizer looking for a venue for a conference, company party, or product launch almost always begins their search online. They compare locations based on photos, capacity, and atmosphere before making contact. The question is not whether your venue is good enough. The question is whether that comes across online as well. A virtual tour is the most powerful tool to answer that question in the affirmative. The challenge of selling a space Event venues sell something abstrac

Introducing a car brand to a new market is more than sending out a press release and launching a website. It is telling a visual story. Consistent, convincing, and recognizable. For importers and brand representatives, professional photography is not an afterthought in the marketing budget. It is the foundation upon which the brand experience is built. The difference between dealer and importer A dealer sells cars. An importer sells a brand. That is a fundamental difference a