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Give Every Film a Clear Reason to Exist
A strong film starts with what the audience needs to understand, remember or feel. archVi shapes the story, visual direction and production approach around the project's communication objective and intended use.
Choose the Film Format That Fits the Brief
Introduce a development, establish its proposition and build anticipation around the launch.
Explore Project Launch Films →Communicate an organisation's vision, identity, projects and larger brand story.
Explore Brand & Corporate Films →Turn project stories into concise visual formats for digital channels and campaign moments.
Explore Teasers & Short-Form Content →Create planned content around customer-led communication and approved testimonial requirements.
Explore Flat Shoots / Customer Testimonials →Bring the Project Story Into Focus
Project Proposition
Establish what the development is and what audiences need to understand first.
Architecture & Design
Show the spaces, visual language and design intent of the project.
Location & Connectivity
Build context around where the project sits and how it connects to its surroundings.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Show the experiences, spaces and amenities that shape the project proposition.
Construction & Progress
Communicate visible development and project milestones where relevant.
Brand & Customer Experience
Use people, projects and approved stories to make the wider brand or customer experience tangible.
Build the Film From Brief to Delivery
Brief & Objective
Understand the project, audience, purpose and intended applications.
Concept & Script
Develop the narrative, creative direction and script where included in scope.
Production Planning
Plan locations, shoots, CGI, animation, voiceover, music and other production requirements.
Production
Capture or create the visual material required for the film.
Post-Production
Edit, animate, sound design and complete the film.
Review & Delivery
Work through agreed revisions and deliver the final formats.
Bring Different Production Elements Together
archVi can bring together live action, CGI, drone footage, motion graphics, voiceover, music and post-production within the agreed production approach. The exact combination depends on the project's story, requirements and scope.
Live Action
Real-world capture of people, places and completed spaces.
CGI & Animation
Visualise what cannot yet be filmed.
Drone Footage
Aerial perspective, scale and wider context.
Voiceover, Music & Post
Motion graphics, sound and finishing that complete the film.
Define the Production Before the Shoot
Story & Creative Direction
Establish the narrative, treatment, visual language and required communication.
Locations & Contributors
Identify filming locations, people, interviews and other production requirements.
Source Material
Confirm approved CGI, project information, archive material, brand assets and other inputs.
Production Requirements
Define crew, shoots, animation, graphics, voiceover, music and post-production requirements.
Deliverables & Reviews
Agree final formats, adaptations, review rounds, approvals and delivery requirements.
Explore Related Film & Visual Services
Project Launch Films
Build a focused film around the project's launch proposition and audience.
Brand & Corporate Films
Translate the organisation's story, people and portfolio into film.
Teasers & Short-Form Content
Extend longer project stories into concise campaign and digital formats.
Real Estate Drone Films
Add aerial perspective, scale and wider project context to the story.
3D Walkthroughs & Animation
Bring unbuilt spaces, architecture and design intent into motion.
Selected Work
Frequently Asked Questions
archVi produces project launch films, brand and corporate films, teasers and short-form content, with the creative and production approach shaped around the project's communication objective.
Yes. Live-action footage and CGI can be combined where the project requires both real-world capture and visualisation of elements that cannot be filmed directly.
Yes, where aerial footage supports the story and is appropriate and permitted for the shoot. It can be combined with ground-level footage as part of the wider production.
Concept and script development can form part of the agreed scope. The approach is defined around the film's objective, audience, story and intended use.
The production scope establishes the creative requirements, production elements, deliverables, formats, review stages and responsibilities before work begins, helping keep production and revisions clearly defined.
The concept, script, shoot requirements, locations, crew, CGI, animation, voiceover, music, post-production, travel and number of final formats can all affect the timeline and cost.
Have a Story That Needs to Be Seen?
Share the project, audience, communication objective and intended use. We’ll help define the right film format and production scope.