Pre-production
A shot list, the questions or script, wardrobe notes, and how long the room is booked.
Studio production
The room is a working set: lights, a table, microphones, and cameras. We use it for interviews, short brand films, reels, and photographs of people or products. You see the approach before the shoot day, and you review a cut before anything is published.
Who it is for
A straight fit check.
Book the studio when you need footage or photographs of real people, a product, or a conversation. For a logo or a website with no shoot, choose those services instead.
You leave with
- Shot list
- Edited film or reel
- Selected stills
- Export notes for social or web
Included
What the work actually covers.
Shoot
Lighting, sound, and camera handled in-house. A typical interview block is planned in hours, not a vague full day.
Edit
A first cut for review, then one round of clear changes. Music and captions are called out if the platform needs them.
Stills
Selected frames or separate photographs, delivered at a size you can post and a size a printer can use.
How it runs
From the first conversation to the files.
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Brief
What the film must do: explain a service, introduce a person, or show a product in use.
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Shoot day
We set the room, record, and keep a simple log so the edit is not a treasure hunt.
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Delivery
Files named for the platform, plus the project files if your agreement includes them.
Questions
Before you write to us.
Can we visit the studio first?
Yes. Ask for a visit in the enquiry. The work page also shows the room from a recent interview shoot.
Do you travel for shoots?
Sometimes, inside Guwahati and nearby, when the location is the point. Travel is quoted separately so the studio day stays predictable.
Start with this
Tell us what you need from studio production.
Email, a phone call, or the form. The same team reads all three.