Corporate video & events
Company events, meetings, anniversaries, presentations and important moments that need to be documented cleanly and professionally.
Video production, corporate filming and interviews in Bucharest & Ilfov
Video production in Bucharest for companies, events and professionals
From a carefully built interview to a conference filmed with multiple cameras, we create video in which image, sound and editing work together.
We film companies, professionals, events, launches, conferences, interviews and testimonials — at the client’s premises or at the project location.
N-trance Media / Mugur Marin — more than 20 years across filming, sound and editing.
Corporate video that says clearly what needs to be said
Corporate video without visuals that exist only to fill the screen
Not every business project needs an advertisement. Some simply need a clear, well-shot and well-edited film that shows what the company does, who the people behind it are, and why they are worth listening to.
What we can film
From an interview to a multi-camera event
Conferences & launches
Speakers, presentations, audiences, atmosphere and key moments, filmed with one or more cameras depending on the project.
Interviews & testimonials
Controlled imagery, appropriate lighting and clear sound for people who need to communicate a credible message on camera.
Company profile video
Films about a company, service, project or professional activity, created for websites, YouTube, LinkedIn, presentations or online communication.
Video production examples
Three real projects. Three completely different problems to solve.
Business / professional
Cristian Fetter — expertise in action
Interview, observation and real action in a project where expertise has to be seen, not merely explained.
From a real project
How do you film a profession that is easier to hear than to see?
A very good example was the film with Victor Popescu at Square Sound Studio. Victor has worked with sound all his life. The problem seemed simple only at first: how do you film a profession whose main material cannot be seen?
An audio studio can be spectacular if you know what you are looking at — synthesizers, keyboards, monitors, cables, equipment — and still become visually inert very quickly. I worked with light and colour so the space would gain depth and life, without turning it into a set that no longer had anything to do with Victor.
The main shoot took place in a single day, then I returned for inserts. For the interview, I recorded with a lavalier microphone and with his studio microphone. And something happened here that almost never happens in my films: I did not create the final sound. Victor worked on it and mastered it himself.
It felt right. I had come to film his world; he lives in sound.
That is what video production means to me: not bringing the same recipe to every client, but first understanding what needs to be made visible, then choosing the cameras, light, sound and editing that serve that purpose.
Victor Popescu / Square Sound Studio — view full project →How I work on location
There is no exact pattern. I stay fluid and adaptable.
I normally start with at least two cameras and very often end up using three. Sometimes two are enough. I do not choose the number because it looks good on an equipment list, but according to what needs to happen in the film and how repeatable the moment is.
For interviews I use one or two lavalier microphones, a separate recorder and, quite often, a shotgun microphone as well. I also like to preserve the atmosphere of the location, because a perfectly silent room does not always sound like the place where the conversation actually happened.
For lighting, I start with at least two sources and normally add a third for separation or the background. If the location does not help, I change it. I may add RGB light, move objects, reposition things and, if necessary, even move heavy furniture around the room. :))
After so many years, very few things catch me completely unprepared. On a bad day I might discover that I forgot the batteries for something that was already the backup for the backup. It happens. :))
For an interview that needs to feel like a film rather than simply a recorded statement, I prefer the person to have thought through at least the main ideas beforehand. From there I can stay flexible. When the project requires several cameras at the same time, photography and video simultaneously, or multiple working positions, I bring collaborators. The technology adapts to the project, not the other way around.
- Cameras
- At least two; very often three, depending on the project.
- Interview sound
- Lavalier microphones, a separate recorder and often a shotgun microphone.
- Lighting
- At least two sources, usually plus a rim / back light.
At the project location
We film where things actually happen
Video production should not turn an office, conference or real working environment into an artificial film set.
Depending on the project, we can work multicam, record sound separately, control the lighting, use stabilized footage, film in 4K and use a drone where the location, regulations and conditions allow.
We choose the technology according to what the project needs to achieve, not the other way around.
- Image — One or more cameras, with composition and lighting suited to the context.
- Sound — Microphones and separate recording when a speech, interview or presentation needs to remain clear.
- Movement — Gimbal and dynamic shots when the project needs rhythm and a sense of space.
- Multicam — Multiple angles for interviews, conferences, presentations and moments that cannot be repeated.
From shot to story
Some projects need more than simple event coverage
Interviews, atmospheric shots, details, movement, separately recorded sound and multiple angles can be combined when the film needs to explain, document or build a story.
Technical complexity is chosen to serve the project, not used simply as a demonstration of equipment.
Post-production
The shoot ends on location. The film does not.
The raw footage is only the beginning.
In post-production, we select the footage, build the rhythm, clean and balance the sound, refine the image and give the project its final form.
Depending on the project, delivery can include the main film and shorter versions for a website, LinkedIn, YouTube or social media.
How we work
Four steps, without unnecessary complications
We clarify the objective
You tell me what needs to be filmed, who the material is for and where it will be used.
We plan the shoot
We define the location, people, schedule, cameras, sound and the shots that need to be captured.
We film
We work carefully around the people, the message, light, sound and the moments that cannot be repeated.
We edit and deliver
We select the material, build the final form and define the delivery versions that fit the project.
Bucharest & Ilfov
Video production in Bucharest & Ilfov, at your office or project location
N-trance Media provides video production and corporate filming in Bucharest and Ilfov for companies, professionals and event organizers.
We film at company offices, conference venues, hotels, showrooms, event venues, working environments and other locations suited to the project.
For projects in other cities or areas, we discuss the details according to schedule, distance and complexity.
Video portrait / Business Story
Is the project about a person rather than a company?
For personal brand video, video portraits, Business Stories and short documentaries about professionals, there is a dedicated site: profilvideo.ro.
There, the focus is on the person behind the profession. Here on N-trance Media, the focus remains on general video production, corporate work, events, interviews and business projects.
Frequently asked questions
What needs to be clarified before a video production
How much does video production cost?
The price depends on the length of the shoot, number of cameras, crew, location, sound, lighting, editing and required deliverables. Send me a few details and I can estimate the project properly.
Can you film a conference with multiple cameras?
Yes. For speeches, conferences and moments that cannot be repeated, multicamera filming can be the safest approach.
Do you record the speakers or interview sound separately?
Yes, when the project requires it. Sound is treated as part of the film, not as a secondary detail.
Can you film the interview at our office?
Yes. We can adapt the camera setup, lighting and sound to the available space, provided the location allows the interview to be filmed properly.
Can we also receive shorter versions for online use?
Yes. If they are included in the project, the main film can be complemented by shorter versions for your website, LinkedIn, YouTube or social media.
How long does delivery take?
It depends on the volume of material and the complexity of the edit. The delivery schedule is agreed clearly before filming.
Quick contact
Do you have a project that needs to be filmed properly?
Send me a few simple details: what needs to be filmed, where, when and where the finished film will be used.
I will tell you directly what type of production makes sense.