Interview Video Production

Green screen lets you place your subject anywhere – a branded virtual environment, an animated background, or a location you couldn't physically access. It's ideal for interview series requiring a consistent look, virtual event content, and productions where the background needs to change in post.

We've set up green screen studios at FC Barcelona's training facilities to film interviews with Messi, Xavi, Puyol, and Fabregas for ESPN, just 20 minutes per player. When you have that little time with world-class talent, the setup has to be broadcast-perfect from the first frame.

What makes green screen work:

The key is even lighting on the backdrop and proper separation between subject and screen. Poor setup means hours of cleanup in post – or footage that never keys cleanly. Our crews know how to light for chroma key, manage green spill, and capture footage that composites seamlessly.

Conferences move fast. You might need many interviews in a single day, each with a different speaker who has 10 minutes between sessions. The venue is noisy, the lighting changes by the hour, and your content needs to be ready for social media before the day ends.

We can build dedicated interview stations that stay consistent all day: same backdrop, same lighting, same audio quality. For VMware Explore Barcelona, we ran this setup for three consecutive years. For roving floor interviews, we use directional mics and portable lighting to capture clean content in chaotic environments.

We know Fira Barcelona, IFEMA Madrid, and major Spanish conference venues inside out. That means faster setup, fewer surprises, and crews who understand event logistics.

Executives have limited time and high expectations. The setup needs to be ready before they walk in, the crew needs to work quietly and efficiently, and the result needs to look polished without hours of post-production.

We provide teleprompter support for scripted messages, discrete lighting setups that work in real office environments, and small crew configurations when a minimal footprint matters.

Whether it's a CEO announcement, investor update, or internal communication, we make the process smooth for people who aren't used to being on camera, just like we did for CEPSA CEO interview.

Sometimes you need a crew that can move fast, set up in minutes, and deliver broadcast-ready footage without a full production setup. That's ENG – electronic news gathering – the run-and-gun approach used by news teams worldwide.

Our ENG crews travel light but capture broadcast-quality content: wireless audio, portable LED lighting, and cameras that meet international broadcast specs. For live transmission, we use bonded cellular systems that work even when venue WiFi doesn't.

We support international news bureaus, sports networks covering post-match reactions, and PR teams running press days where schedules shift by the minute.

Documentary interviews aren't about quick soundbites, rather they're about drawing out stories. The pacing is different, the depth is different, and the technical standards are higher because this content lives on screen for years.

We work with international broadcasters who need local crews that understand editorial standards. We've supported multi-week documentary shoots for Canal+ France and produced athlete documentary series for Olympic Channel and Eurosport.