Case study
GEMS: a video to exist publicly
Erwan Corre and Jules Pirson were taking their startup public. The video had to make you want to believe in it from the very first second.
The need
A public launch is a moment that happens only once: the first impression a company leaves on its future clients, partners and candidates. The video had to catch two things at once: the energy of the team and the ambition of the project. One without the other, and the result rings false.
How we worked
The project followed the method we apply everywhere: framing first, where we defined together what the video had to trigger and in whom. Then filming with the team, and editing with sign-off points already in the schedule. The founders were looking for someone who would understand their world without having to explain all of it: seven years in tech consulting before the camera served exactly that.
What the client says
“We were looking for someone who would understand our world without us having to explain all of it.”
Going further
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