GEAR
We use professional-grade filming and audio equipment, including stabilization systems such as gimbals and sliders, as well as drones, which allow us to capture cinematic-quality images suitable for broadcasting on any video platform or television network.
Our approach combines static shots with a wide variety of moving shots to add dynamism and visual appeal to the final product. We also use lenses with different focal lengths (from 8 mm to 1600 mm), including macro lenses, to offer multiple perspectives: from wide contextual shots to extreme close-ups with the highest level of detail.
We normally film in 4K and 5.7K, and when necessary, in 8K, with recordings at 120 fps—especially for wildlife scenes, in order to capture action sequences up to five times slower, attracting the viewer's attention with smooth and detailed movement.
Our productions are enriched with advanced techniques such as timelapses, hyperlapses, slider-controlled movements and nighttime filming, resulting in visually striking pieces, with high aesthetic and narrative value.
For post-production and editing, we use high-performance computer systems, capable of processing all the material with professional software to balance and optimize image parameters, color correction and audio mastering.
Canon cinema C70
Canon R5 (x2)
RF 100-500 mm telephoto lens
RF 200-800mm telephoto lenses (x2)
RF 14-35 mm lens (x2)
RF 35 mm lens
RF 2x extender (x2)
RF 1.4x extender (x2)
EF 24-70 mm lens
EF 180 mm macro lens (x2)
EF 300 mm telephoto lens
EF 500 mm telephoto lens
EF 70-200 mm lenses
EF 8-15 mm lenses
Complementary equipment:
DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone
DJI Mavic Mini 3 Pro drone
DJI Ronin RS3 Pro stabilizer
Sachtler/Leofoto tripods
Sachtler 75/100 mm video heads
Sliders up to 1 m
Sony A7SII
GoPro 11 and DJI Action 3
Microphones: Senheiser, Rode and Saramonic
Audio recorders: Zoom F3 and H5
Lights: LED (x6)
Macro lenses: Laowa 24mm probe, Laowa 15mm, Laowa 85mm and Laowa 25mm (1:5)