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Why Business Stories Matter More Than Ever

The way businesses communicate is shifting in an AI first world is fast.

Audiences are overloaded, attention spans are shrinking, and traditional corporate messaging just doesn’t land the way it used to.

What cuts through now isn’t jargon or polished slogans (and you can see it everywhere) it’s story. Real, human (sometimes a little imperfect) purposeful story.

That’s why this moment feels like the right time to reveal our new logo.

Our updated identity is simple by design, minimalist, clean. A single direction: forward
The play symbol at its core isn’t just a nod to video. It’s also a reminder that every business has a story waiting to be set in motion.

In B2B, our fav segment, this matters more than ever. Buyers and audiences want clarity. Teams want alignment in the grand scheme of things and leaders want to communicate with confidence. And video has become the most powerful way to make that happen, obviously.

Why Stories Win in B2B

Business storytelling is about meaning. It’s about taking something complex and making it understandable. It’s about showing (not telling) why your work matters.

When a business story shines, it does three things:

~ Builds trust by showing the people behind the brand.

~ Simplifies complexity through visuals and narrative.

~ Creates emotional connection even in the most technical industries.

That’s the space we operate in and it's always been the work we love.

Press Play on What’s Next

Our new logo represents more than a design update. It’s a commitment to clarity, to simplicity and to helping businesses tell stories that shine.

Times are changing and business storytelling is no longer optional. It’s the difference between being heard and being overlooked.

We’re here to make sure your story gets the spotlight it deserves.

Music, Camera, Action - when you're Liszt expected

There`s a hidden thought in every videographer`s mind:  someday to make a music video.  Well, not the usual Miley Cyrus on a ball/Lady Gaga all wrapped up kind of stuff, but a Mezzo style, multi-camera, classic video with a classical track.Classical Musical Video Pianist Sergiu TuhutziuMy story with classical music goes back some years ago when, while directing a documentary, I`ve commissioned a composer to write a soundtrack for my film.  After a few months, I was invited in a studio to listen to the composition. There are really no words to describe how I felt when listening to to the music that was written only my project! Ever since, I've always had my eye out for any classical music projects in which I could put all my DOP and editing skills in.  As luck would have it, I met the uber-talented pianist Sergiu Tuhutiu in London a few moths ago and we decided to work together on two of his classical music videos.Classical Musical Video Pianist Sergiu TuhutziuSo, there we were - 3 videographers in the room (myself, Raul Babos and Daniel Duna), 5 cameras ready to roll, one old and beautifully restored piano, a typically British saloon and a very talented pianist (Sergiu Tuhutziu) . We had about 8 hours to record 2 tracks and that seemed quite alright when you think we had 5 cameras; but to synchronize each one, to sync each performance, to change the lights for each camera and scene…now, that`s was real challenge.By the end of the day, the cameramen Raul Babos and Daniel Duna  were not only humming the tunes just like in a karaoke night that went bad but they knew by heart each of Sergiu`s hand movements on the keyboard. I guess they also added Liszt on their iTunes list.Now, for you techies, I should add another part that might upset the piano lovers, namely camera+cameraman with slider on the piano! Luckily, I`m so compact that the piano hardly felt anything...After a few clicks and tweaks in in the editing room, here`s what we came up with.Do enjoy along with a glass of wine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SviWtp7wcTohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7Ct3CnsHa0Mihai