PRESENTATION
Igokat Film Productions Igokat Film Productions was born from an observation:
the majority of show movies don’t do them justice.
It is indeed very difficult to reproduce the atmosphere and the story of a performance.
It is to fill this gap and to bring a more artistic vision
to a technical process that Igokat Film Productions was created.
Our goals
Igokat Film Productions puts its skills at your service and strives to:
1. Make each show a unique film in every sense of the word and enrich the performance.
2. Propose a technical and artistic quality of filming allowing the sense of the show to be understood.
3. Make an assembly respecting the work, allowing to follow the show in a complete way.
4. Propose a creation process (post-production workflow) allowing multiple uses of the final product
(DVD, broadcasting, archiving, web, tape backup, etc.).
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Our skills
SHOOTING
Each cameraman has an artistic experience of the scene which allows him to grasp what is really important.
We not only expect beautiful images but also a follow-up of the show enriching the finished product.
Indeed, the camera operator being the eye of the spectator who will watch the film,
he must film what the spectator would watch, a movement accompanying that of the representation.
ASSEMBLY
We practice what we are used to calling in our jargon “intuitive editing”, which means that we continue the work done during filming:
replacing the viewer’s gaze as accurately as possible.
Thus, everything is shown, we do not miss a second of what is happening.
This makes it an exciting film and a powerful tool that can, among other things, be used to reassemble the work.
SHAPING OF THE FINISHED PRODUCT
Once the assembly is complete, the final product can take several forms:
1. A ready-to-sell DVD, printed, in a case with a four-color sleeve.
This support is the least expensive and simplest way of preserving the work.
2. A file in a video format of your choice
(for example, flash sequences for distribution on a website).
3. A band for broadcasting (broadcasting on a television channel).
4. Backup to tape or DVD.
Show business specialists
Multi-camera shooting
Video blogs
Emotional clips
Advertising clips
Institutional films
Reports