[ Service · Narrative ]
SHORT
FILMS
Capturing the extraordinary, frame by frame, for eternity. From a one-line idea to a festival-ready master — script, direction, cinematography, sound design and grade, all in-house.
[ What it entails ]
STORIES
BUILT TO
OUTLAST
THE SCROLL
A short film is the purest thing we make. No product to feature, no date to save — just an idea earning five to twenty minutes of a stranger's attention. That discipline sharpens everything else we shoot.
We develop the concept with you, write or refine the script, cast from our pool of actors, and shoot with a full cinema package. The edit is where shorts live or die, so we cut, test-screen and recut until the pacing holds a room.
- Concept & script — treatment, screenplay drafts and storyboards.
- Casting & locations — actors, permits and scouting handled for you.
- Cinema production — director, DP, sound recordist and lighting crew.
- Post & festival kit — edit, grade, mix, subtitles and a press stills pack.
[ Process ]
FROM IDEA TO PREMIERE
Development
We shape the idea into a shootable script — theme, structure and a visual approach you can picture.
Pre-production
Casting, locations, shot lists and schedules. Every shooting day is planned down to the hour.
Production
Focused shoot days with a full crew. Directors stay with the actors; nothing is rushed.
Post & premiere
Edit, sound design, grade and mix — then a private screening before the film meets festivals.
[ Recent in this discipline ]
[ Questions ]
How long does a short film take?
Most shorts run six to twelve weeks from approved script to final master: two to three weeks of prep, two to five shoot days, and the rest in edit, sound and grade.
Can you develop our idea or script?
Yes — many projects arrive as a paragraph. We offer treatment and screenplay development as a fixed first phase, so you can approve the story before committing to production.
Do you handle festival submissions?
We deliver a festival kit — DCP-ready master, trailer, synopsis variants and stills — and advise on a submission strategy. Entry fees stay with you.
GOT A STORY
WORTH FILMING?
Send the idea in a paragraph — we'll tell you honestly if it's a film.