ProjectEmployee interview film

BrandScheidt & Bachmann
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The project

People make the occasion.

A people-led film for Scheidt & Bachmann Canada. Employees speak in their own words, with workplace portraits and on-screen subtitles keeping the focus on the people behind the company.

The context

Scheidt & Bachmann Canada, introduced through individual employee voices.

The focus

Let workplace portraits and the speakers' own words carry the company story.

In the finished film

  • Employee interview film
  • Workplace portraits and cutaway footage
  • On-screen names and subtitles
Type
Corporate film
Length
1:00
Location
Canada

The finished film

A company film carried by its employees. Workplace portraits, names and on-screen subtitles make the individual voices easy to follow throughout the finished piece.

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Inside the film

Behind the edit

Individual employee portraits give the film its structure. The speakers appear in different workplace settings, so each introduction adds another face and another perspective to the company story.

In their own words

On-screen names and subtitles support the interviews. The presentation stays direct: a person, their surroundings and what they have to say, with the company identity carried through the film.

From the Nowa Film studio archive

Cameras, lighting and a full studio set
Cameras, lighting and a full studio set
Preparing the cameras across the studio floor
Preparing the cameras across the studio floor
Cinema camera and full stage lighting
Cinema camera and full stage lighting
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Frames from the film

Take a closer look. Save a frame.

Employee interview filmed outside on a city street
Employee working at a desk with two computer monitors
Employee interview with subtitles in front of the company logo
Employee in a cap speaking in front of the Scheidt & Bachmann logo
Employee speaking beside workplace noticeboards and a plant
Close-up of an employee interview against the company logo
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Plan your project

Planning an employee interview film?

Start with the company story and the people best placed to tell it. Allow for interview preparation, workplace sound, on-screen names, subtitles and the people who need to review the finished film.

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