Which video fits your goal?

Before we discuss reels, recruiting clips or a longer company video, we establish what you want to achieve and where the video will be used. That helps us choose a suitable format.

Attracting attention: A short reel can give a first impression and spark interest.
Explaining a subject: A longer video gives us room to make connections clear.
Helping people get to know the company: For recruitment, a short introduction and a more detailed insight can work well together.

Three examples with EFS Consulting

The videos shown here were published together with EFS Consultingopens external website in a new tab. They illustrate three different purposes.

“Lust auf Consulting?” is a recruiting reel about perspectives and motivation. It offers a brief introduction to the people and their outlook.

“ACSL Basketball Semi Finals” is an event reel built around movement, atmosphere and presence on location. The energy of the event carries the film.

“Modular Automotive Consulting Experience” is a longer project video. It allows more space to explain a complex subject and make it tangible.

Planning the shoot around its use

Once the goal and intended use are clear, I plan the people, scenes, light and schedule. This lets us focus on the material your project needs during the shoot.

It also helps to consider other content: portraits, short statements, website clips and detail shots can often be produced in one visit with careful preparation. These office portraits show how I approach photography in the workplace.

If you are planning business videos in Vienna, tell me what you want to achieve. We can then work out which formats make sense for you.