Image Film

Full-Service Film Production · Berlin
We combine the highest visual standards with passionate enthusiasm for people and their stories. Because that is exactly what makes a good corporate film: it is visually impressive and emotionally moving. This is how we create a deep connection between people and brands, leading to successful and lasting positioning with the target audience.
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Case Study · Barefoot Living
Til Schweiger's creativity doesn't stop at filmmaking. His passion for creating beautiful things is also evident in his Barefoot Living label.
When it came time to relaunch the brand, Til needed a team that could capture not just the products, but the essence of his products.
We have turned this project into a manifesto of the dedication that goes into making each item. Each image is a vivid expression of Barefoot Living and a testament to Schweiger's love of beauty and design. In addition to the corporate video, we created a variety of social media stories and product videos that capture the spirit of Barefoot Living in every clip. The photos we took for the new homepage are a visual extension of the essence of the brand. All in all, we created a 360° experience, an intimate look into the world of Til Schweiger's heart.
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A professional corporate film brings your company to life: your values, your people, and what sets you apart from others. Instead of dry facts, you tell a story that sticks — for your website, trade fairs, recruiting, sales, or investor communications.
We translate complex topics into clear, high-quality visuals: from the first concept through the shoot to final post-production – full service from a single source, straight from Berlin. Whether emotional image film, documentary insight, or staged production: we find the tone that fits your brand.
The result is a film that builds trust, moves people, and nails your positioning — today just as much as in years to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
A corporate film presents your company, your values, and your people on screen — for your website, trade fairs, recruiting, sales, or investor communications.
The price mainly depends on scope: the number of shoot days, the effort for locations, cast, and sound, and the depth of post-production — editing, grading, motion design, language versions. You'll get an initial estimate in our Cost calculator for video productions. We clarify the specific scope in the initial consultation, once goal, extent and timeline are set — transparent and with no hidden costs.
Usually 4 to 8 weeks from concept to final delivery.
For your website and landing pages, trade fair appearances, employer branding, sales, and communication with investors and partners.
Full service from a single source and a permanent, experienced team in Berlin — from the first idea to the finished film.
In practice, the two terms mean almost the same thing – corporate film is just the broader umbrella term. It covers all films a company makes about itself: image film, recruiting film, product video or explainer video. The image film is the emotional variant of that, conveying attitude and brand above all. Which term ends up on your quote is secondary – what matters is which audience you want to reach.
For websites and social media, 60 to 120 seconds works best; for trade fairs, sales or investor meetings, it can run toward three minutes. More important than the run time is that every shot has a job — the moment a film starts explaining instead of showing, it's too long. Most shoots can be cut into several versions: a short one for the homepage and a longer one for in-person meetings.
Yes, in most cases real employees come across as more credible than hired actors — they know the subject matter and bring language that fits your company. Preparation is key: real questions instead of memorized lines, a calm shoot location, and enough time per person. Actors are worth it mainly when a scene is deliberately staged, or when sensitive topics can't be told through real people.