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Corporate films & documentaries

Corporate video production in Vietnam — on time, on scope

Every company is the result of a journey

A corporate film carries weight when viewers can see what truly built the company: the people, the work, the milestones and the choices accumulated over time.

Filmciti starts by reading the archive, meeting the people who need to be met, and finding the right narrative thread with the company before writing a script.

EDITORIAL DIRECTION

When the film ends what should stay with the viewer?

History, people, products, capability or culture can all be part of the story.

Filmciti works with the company to clarify who the film is for, what it needs to convey and what should stay with the viewer after the film ends.

An archive wall with printed photographs, notes and company records

Each purpose needs its own way of telling

  • Wide view of the company workspace with the team at work

    01

    Company introduction

    Helps viewers quickly understand the company, its field and its standout capabilities.

  • Hands turning the pages of an archive album of the company's early milestones

    02

    Journey & milestones

    Looking back on a chapter through people, memories and the material that has been preserved.

  • A team talking openly around a desk, reflecting the internal culture

    03

    People & culture

    Letting the people inside the company tell what they have built together.

  • The team inspecting products and materials during production

    04

    Capability & operations

    Turning what usually sits in profiles and documents into images viewers can see directly.

A research desk with interview notes, archive photographs and a story notebook

Filmciti gets to know the company before writing the script

Filmciti begins with conversations with the company, getting to know the people, the archive and the milestones that matter.

From there, both sides clarify the narrative direction so that every image, every character and every word serves one story.

The archive tells what happened. The conversations explain why it mattered to the company.

Portrait of a company leader speaking during an interview

The people who lived the journey usually hold the most memorable details

Founders, leaders and long-serving staff each carry a part of the company's journey.

The Interview Guide is prepared around each person's own experience, so the story comes from real memories and real experience rather than ceremonial answers.

A Filmciti crew filming inside a running factory

Filming within the real rhythm of operations

The shooting plan has to follow the company's operating rhythm

The office keeps working. The plant keeps running. Everyone has their own schedule.

So Filmciti and the company prepare the key locations, people and moments in advance, so filming runs proactively while keeping the natural feel of a real environment.

04 / POST-PRODUCTION

From footage to a film with a rhythm of its own

Interviews, footage, archive, voice-over and music are selected to form one continuous narrative — clear enough for viewers to follow, subtle enough for emotion to appear on its own.

LOOK & FEEL
  • Raw cut
    An editor arranging raw footage in the Filmciti post-production room
  • Edited cut
    An editing timeline on the post-production software screen
  • Final cut
    The Filmciti team and the client reviewing the finished film on screen
Process & timeline

Which steps does a project go through?

Every project goes through the five steps below. How long each takes depends on the production scope and your approval rounds — Filmciti sets out a specific timeline after receiving the brief.

Approval point

  1. 01Brief & scopeScope, delivery versions and overall schedule
  2. 02Pre-productionScript, storyboard and production plan before shoot day
  3. 03ProductionOn-set confirmation of key shots and information
  4. 04Post-productionRough cut, fine cut and final
  5. 05DeliveryDelivery acceptance

See each step in detail

Frequently asked questions

Send Filmciti a brief

Share the purpose of the film, who will watch it and the material the company already has

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