Immersion
Weeks 1–2We learn your company before we pick up a camera.
Laibel begins with independent research into your market, competitors, and audience — who you need to stand apart from, who will be watching, and what they need to believe. From there, he leads the calls, shapes the questions, identifies the story, selects interview subjects, scouts locations, and locks the production schedule.
Leadership calls
Direct conversations with board members and executives. We map what's working, what's misunderstood, and where the biggest perception gaps are.
Team calls
We talk to a cross-section of people from different areas of the company — not necessarily the people who'll appear on camera. This is how we find the real story.
Narrative strategy
We identify the central message the film needs to carry and make sure it's grounded in something real and specific.
Logistics & planning
Interview subjects selected, locations confirmed, production schedule built around your team's availability, so there are no surprises on shoot day.
No scripts
We prepare questions, not answers. This is how we get material that actually sounds like your people, not a dry brochure.