DPMN produces corporate films for businesses and institutions in Brussels and across Belgium. From company presentations to interviews, customer testimonials and recruitment videos, each production is built around your audience, your message and where the film will be shown.
From the initial brief to filming and editing, you work directly with one dedicated contact. Your film can also be adapted into shorter versions and vertical formats for social media.
Explore how we help businesses present their expertise, showcase their projects and recruit new talent. These corporate films combine interviews, on-location filming and storytelling, with production tailored to each client’s objectives.
Interparking wanted to showcase its Gare Saint-Jean Armagnac car park in Bordeaux, highlighting its timber architecture, electric vehicle charging and convenient access to the city.
DPMN handled storytelling, shoot planning, coordination with a local model agency and drone operator, filming and editing. The film combines scenes with models, architectural details and aerial footage, guided by a female voice-over that connects the car park’s features with the visitor experience.
Air Liquide wanted to introduce its Benelux Inside Sales team and attract new colleagues. Filmed near Antwerp, the video gives three team members the opportunity to explain their roles, share what they enjoy about their work and invite candidates to join them.
DPMN handled filming and editing, combining carefully lit interviews with footage of everyday office life and interactions between colleagues. Subtitles and translated versions supported recruitment communications across different languages.
Vet&Go wanted to attract new veterinary colleagues by addressing a concern among young professionals: facing complex emergency cases alone. The recruitment film highlights the support available, from experienced colleagues and clear protocols to the facilities that help teams handle emergencies.
By showing the working environment and emphasising teamwork, the film helps candidates picture themselves at Vet&Go. Its central message is reassuring: joining an emergency veterinary team does not mean being left to manage difficult situations on your own.
SPIE wanted to introduce its Building Project and Building Services activities through the people and projects behind them. The film explores building systems in Brussels, the technical infrastructure of the Heusden-Zolder velodrome, and BIM-based design and fabrication.
DPMN filmed interviews and supporting footage across several locations, from SPIE’s headquarters to project sites, technical facilities and workshops. The edit connects managers’ explanations with the installations and teams at work, presenting SPIE’s expertise while inviting potential recruits to discover its technical careers.
From the initial brief to the final delivery, you work directly with Julien De Wilde. Each production starts with your objectives, your audience and how you plan to use the film.
We discuss what your film needs to communicate, who will watch it and where it will be published. Together, we define the format, filming locations, interview topics and any requirements for voice-over, subtitles or social media versions. Julien then prepares the filming schedule and a script or storyboard where needed, with equipment and crew suited to your project.
Julien directs the shoot, helps interviewees feel comfortable and captures the footage needed to tell your story. Interviews are filmed with two cameras, combining wide and close-up views, with dedicated lighting and sound recording. Depending on the project, filming also includes your teams at work, facilities, products or aerial footage, subject to the necessary permissions.
You receive a first edit combining selected interviews, supporting footage, music and initial graphics. You can review the video online, leave comments at specific moments and follow each updated version. Once the edit is approved, we finalise colour grading, sound, graphics and any agreed subtitles, translations or shorter formats. Deliverables and revision rounds are defined in your quote.
DPMN produces corporate and documentary films for businesses, NGOs and European institutions, in Belgium and internationally. Julien De Wilde brings experience filming in Europe and South-East Asia, working with local contacts and interpreters when required.
For this documentary supporting the European Union’s FLEGT programme, Julien filmed forest communities and timber processing activities across several locations in Indonesia. The project was completed before DPMN was founded and forms part of his experience as a filmmaker.
Working with a sound recordist, local programme contacts and an interpreter, he captured interviews and footage in forests, sawmills and furniture workshops. The production required adapting quickly to changing locations, language barriers and demanding tropical conditions.
Explore more company presentations, product films and employee interviews, showing different ways to bring your business, services and people to the screen.
A polished film presenting electric vehicle charging solutions through carefully staged scenes and product imagery.
An interview-led company presentation introducing a legal professional and his approach.
A corporate film combining architecture, aerial footage and scenes with models to showcase the car park and its surroundings.
A film documenting the installation of medical gas infrastructure at the Grand Hôpital de Charleroi.
Short employee interviews offering a lively introduction to the people behind SPIE.
A company presentation introducing Poush, its team and web services, helping potential clients discover the agency.
A simple corporate video starts at €1,200 excluding VAT. This starting price covers a half-day shoot at one location and straightforward editing for a finished video of up to two minutes.
More elaborate productions are quoted individually. The budget depends on preparation, filming time, locations, crew size and post-production requirements, including graphics, voice-over, subtitles, translations and additional versions.
Tell us about your objectives and intended use, and we will recommend a suitable approach with a clear quote detailing what is included.
For a straightforward project, a first edit is generally available within three business days of filming, provided all necessary materials have been received. More complex productions require a longer schedule, agreed before filming.
Delivery also depends on how quickly feedback is provided. Revisions are generally completed within two business days of receiving consolidated comments. We agree the production schedule with you, including any deadline for an event, campaign or launch.
The right format depends on your audience and what you want them to understand or do. A company presentation introduces your business and expertise. Customer testimonials explain your work through a client’s experience, while recruitment videos help candidates discover your people and working environment.
We help you choose the format based on your objectives, available material and distribution channels. One shoot can also provide content for several complementary videos when planned in advance.
A company presentation lasting one to two minutes can introduce a focused message. A technical subject, detailed customer story or internal communication may need more time. Shorter edits can highlight individual messages on social media.
We recommend a length based on what the audience needs to know and where the film will appear. The aim is to communicate clearly, rather than stretch or compress the story to meet an arbitrary duration.
Start with your objective, intended audience, preferred dates and filming locations. It also helps to identify the people who could appear in the film and share any brand guidelines, existing visuals or key messages.
You do not need a finished script to contact us. Julien helps structure the content, prepare interview questions and organise the filming schedule. Before the shoot, we clarify access arrangements, permissions and any practical requirements with you.
Yes. Your project can include subtitles, translated versions and shorter edits for your website or social media. We can also plan horizontal and vertical versions, adapting framing, graphics and text to each format.
Tell us which languages, platforms and audiences you need to reach before filming. This allows us to plan suitable footage and include the agreed versions in your quote. Subtitles, translations and additional edits are scoped according to the project.
Yes. We film at offices, industrial facilities, project sites and other locations in Brussels, across Belgium and internationally. A production can combine interviews and supporting footage from several sites.
We plan the schedule around travel, access, available light and the people involved. Site-specific safety requirements, filming permissions and any drone authorisations are reviewed during preparation. Locations and logistical requirements are reflected in the quote.
Yes. DPMN can coordinate photography and video within the same project, with Julien as your main contact. This can combine a corporate film with team portraits, workplace photography or images for your website and communications.
The setup depends on the schedule and coverage required. Some assignments allow Julien to produce both in sequence; simultaneous coverage may require an additional photographer or camera operator. We agree the team and deliverables in advance so that neither photography nor video is compromised.
Tell us what you want to communicate, who the film is for and when you need it. Share your preferred filming location and any formats or language requirements, and we will prepare a tailored proposal.
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