BROCHURES – downloads and information material

Who it is for: For couples inquiring about coverage of their wedding.

Contents

• The first meeting, the run-through, the contract and the wedding questionnaire
• How it works when photography and film are booked together, and who else is there
• The day itself: getting ready, the ceremony, group pictures, the couple shoot, drone
• How much time each of those actually needs
• Afterwards: choosing the grade, the editing styles, delivery through the client portal

Who it is for: For clients who have been sent a gallery.

Contents

• Presentation and selection mode, and how to get from one to the other
• Marking images by color, grouping them, and turning the grouping off again
• Commenting: where the field is and when a notification goes out
• Downloading, and passing a folder on
• Where the pictures sit: German servers, encrypted connections, optional password

Who it is for: For video projects where you review and approve cuts.

Contents

• The preview and the comment box — and why your name and e-mail belong in it
• Drawing mode: marking areas, dragging lines and boxes
• Placing feedback on an exact frame, and across several areas
• Comparing versions and approving one
• Usable without an account, with a password if you want one

Who it is for: For companies weighing up a behind-the-scenes format.

Contents

• What a behind-the-scenes video is — and what it deliberately is not
• Why it works on brand perception without being advertising
• Which occasions suit it: team events, company occasions, shoots, trailers, everyday work
• How a video production runs on location

Who it is for: For editors and agencies writing about the work.

Contents

• Press text in German and in English
• A short introduction (bilingual) and a client overview
• Portrait photographs and logos
• Image material sorted by area