Practical answers before production starts.

The earlier the better for fixed dates, larger productions and weddings. Short-notice projects can still be possible when the schedule allows, so checking the availability calendar is the best first step.

Yes. Productions can be planned across Hungary and internationally. Travel, accommodation and location-specific requirements are confirmed before the final quotation.

Yes. The shot list can be planned for 16:9, 9:16 and square delivery when this is defined before production. This is especially useful for campaigns that need a hero film and social-first cut-downs.

Yes. Film-only, photography-only and combined productions are all possible. The exact setup depends on the schedule, required coverage and whether both formats need to be captured simultaneously.

Drone work can be included when the location, weather, airspace and local regulations allow it. It is treated as a production requirement rather than assumed for every project.

Turnaround depends on the project size and deliverables. The expected delivery window is agreed before confirmation, and fast-turnaround requirements should be included in the initial brief.

Revision structure is defined in the quotation or contract for the specific project. Larger or ongoing productions can use staged review rounds through the Client Hub.

Raw material is not automatically included in the standard delivery. If access to original footage is important, mention it in the inquiry so storage, transfer and usage expectations can be discussed before production.

Submitting an inquiry does not reserve a date. A date becomes confirmed only after the scope has been reviewed and the agreed booking requirements have been completed.

Yes. A production can start from your existing treatment, moodboard or agency brief, or the direction can be developed together from the first concept.