Let Japan move through the story.

Choose a filmmaker by pacing, sound, coverage, editing style, and the format you need to share.

Travelers moving through Tokyo in late-afternoon light
Best for
Films + hybrid stories
Decide first
Length + format
Ask about
Audio + music

Plan the edit before the shoot.

A Kyoto route with movement and depth for a travel film

Choose the finished format

Define orientation, approximate length, platforms, and whether still photographs are also needed.

Treat sound as part of the story

Confirm dialogue, ambient audio, microphones, licensed music, and quiet recording needs.

Agree on the edit

Record delivery date, revision rounds, captions, color treatment, project files, and usage rights.

Start your brief

Find creatives who see Japan your way.

Compare real portfolios and creator-owned terms. Every creator sets the final scope and quote.

What to agree before payment.

01

Format

Confirm aspect ratio, duration, resolution, captions, stills, and each required export.

02

Coverage

Agree on route, audio, crew, equipment, permissions, and what cannot be captured.

03

Edit

Record the edit direction, music licensing, revision rounds, and review schedule.

04

Delivery

Confirm image count, turnaround, editing depth, RAW availability, and usage rights in writing.

Questions worth asking early.

Can I book video and photography together?

Yes when the creative offers hybrid coverage or a team. Confirm which moments receive each format and whether simultaneous coverage needs another person.

Is licensed music included?

That varies. Confirm who selects and licenses music, where the film may be published, and whether paid promotion is covered.

How many revisions are included?

The creative sets the revision scope. Record the number of rounds, feedback process, and charges for additional changes before payment.

Will I receive project or source files?

Only when explicitly offered. Agree on source footage, project files, RAW media, transfer, storage, and usage terms separately.

Choose the rhythm your story needs.