How we work
A documented production process from first brief to final delivery.
One accountable English speaking production lead coordinates your project from the first brief through final delivery. Scope, schedule, responsibilities, and approvals are documented from the beginning.
Process
Four steps.
01
Brief
We confirm scope, dates, locations, deliverables and constraints in writing.
02
Plan
You receive an estimate, schedule and clear list of assumptions.
03
Produce
Field Office coordinates the shoot with the production partner, crew, facilities, and suppliers assigned to the project.
04
Deliver
Reviewed material is supplied in the agreed technical format.
Before production
Written scope, dated schedule, itemised estimate and an explicit list of assumptions and responsibilities.
During production
One producer runs the days. Urgent updates use an agreed project channel. Decisions affecting scope, cost, or schedule remain documented in writing.
Reporting
Reporting is matched to the project. A multi-day production may require daily summaries, while a smaller assignment may use milestone updates.
Change requests
Scope changes are documented in writing with cost and schedule implications before they are actioned.
Review and delivery
Client feedback should be consolidated through one agreed channel so revisions remain clear and versioned. Deliverables are supplied in the agreed technical specification.
What we need
Information required for an estimate.
- Deliverables and lengths
- Preferred and confirmed dates
- Locations or location type
- Contributors or people appearing on camera
- Language of the finished piece
- Delivery specification
- Reference material
- Working budget range
Tell us what you need to produce in Korea.
Send the dates, locations, deliverables and current stage of the project. We will respond with the questions and next practical steps.
A clear brief is enough to begin.