Project Showcase
One to three minutes
A visual film of the finished project, set to music, without interviews.
Watch the exampleArchitecture in motion.
Films that explore how a space feels, how it’s lived in, and the thinking behind its design.
Two kinds of film.
Project Documentary
Four to eight minutes
A film combining footage of the finished project with interviews about the ideas and decisions behind it.
Watch the exampleWest ViewProject showcase, for Terry Johal Developments and Mari Kushino.
Cadboro Bay Beach HouseProject documentary, with the builder and the designer in their own words.
A closer look
Film gives people time to experience a project. To follow the light through a room, notice the texture of a material, and understand how one space opens into another.
We create architectural films for architects, designers and builders who want to share their work thoughtfully. Some let the spaces speak for themselves. Others bring in the voices of the people behind them, giving context to the decisions that shaped the finished project.
How we work
We start with a conversation about the project: what you set out to achieve, the details you care about, and what you want people to understand.
That guides how we shoot and edit. We pay attention to the light, move deliberately, and give each shot room to breathe. From the first frame to the final sound mix, the aim is a film that feels true to the work, and to the experience of being there.
Filming takes place on a separate visit from photography, and both kinds of film are quoted on the project.
Have a project
ready to film?
Tell us about the project, where it is and when you’d like to shoot.