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For a short update to one team, often yes. What’s hard is presenting and producing at once. While the chief executive talks, somebody has to watch the stream, cut between speaker and slides, moderate questions, and mind the interpreter. That’s the part we take.

Live or recorded, how many recording days, how many languages, once or repeating. Tell us what has to be communicated and to whom, and you get a scope with a price.

No. One leadership video, one town hall, or one expert on camera is a normal way to start. Once the format exists, the next one takes a topic list and a date.

That’s where nearly every leader we film starts. Every speaker rehearses the full setup beforehand, and a director on the day says when the message isn’t getting through. 9 of 10 executive videos are approved at the first cut.

We plan for it beforehand. Where the venue’s connection is unreliable we bring our own, and the equipment that matters is doubled, so a problem reaches us before it reaches the stream. The session records locally throughout, so you get it whatever the connection does.

At your offices, at your production sites, or in our Zurich studio. We work across Switzerland: Zurich, Basel, Bern, Zug, Geneva, and Lausanne. We travel to Germany and Austria, and further when a client asks.

No. We broadcast into the platform your company already runs on, your security policies apply, and nobody has to install software. Before anything gets built, we agree with your IT colleagues who owns which part.

No. Live interpreting during the broadcast, subtitles and transcripts afterwards, and for a course, the module recorded again in that language. One production covers every country you operate in.

Clients usually decide two to four months ahead, which is what executive calendars, venues, and interpreters need. When something can’t wait, we can be ready within a week.

You do, with no expiry and no repeat fee. We sign your NDA before production starts. A lot of what we record is still confidential on the day, and nothing leaves us before you release it.

Yes. Before the day we settle with them and the venue who owns content, stage technology, and cameras, so nothing gets discovered at seven in the morning.