Stories beyond
the postcard.
Cultural Documentary Studio for Tourism Boards and Brands
that want to stand out
Cultural Perspectives in Documentary Filmmaking
2 paragraphs three photos.
Every project follows a clear process designed to protect cultural integrity and client objectives.
We begin with destination research. History, social context, local sensitivities, and existing narratives are examined before cameras are ever involved.
We then work with the right people. Local experts, cultural practitioners, and community voices who understand the place from the inside.
During production, decisions are guided by context, not spectacle. What we film, how it is framed, and what is left out are all deliberate choices.
In post-production, storytelling stays grounded. No generic travel tropes. No forced narratives. The final film reflects the destination as it is, not as it is marketed elsewhere.
This approach reduces cultural risk and delivers work that remains credible long after the campaign ends.
Signature Projects
A selection of cultural documentary projects shaped through research, context, and local collaboration.
These films were independently produced and self-funded to define our approach before working with partners.
They reflect how we research, collaborate, and represent destinations without compromise.
Chios is deeply known in Greece and quietly overlooked elsewhere. This film follows the people, traditions, and mastic culture that keep the island rooted in everyday life, far from the postcard image of Greek tourism.
A portrait of Amazigh culture, where freedom is more than a word. Through language, symbols, desert resilience, and everyday rituals, the film captures a nomadic way of life shaped by the Sahara.
How We Work
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
an island created by volcanoes
iceland’s geothermic pools and black sand beaches create stunning compositions from the air. both are created by the island’s constant volcanic activity.
natural beauty in its rawest form
iceland’s surface is carved by water, originating from either its massive glaciers or abundant rainfall.
the sun’s angle at this latitude produces deep and contrasty colors, drawing out the blacks in the volcanic soil and saturating the greens from the grasses and moss.
shop prints
a2 sized digital c prints, suitable for framing. each edition is limited to ten prints.
