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Used to international teams
Victador was produced remotely for Yaxo, in Toronto, entirely in English: exchanges, feedback and deliveries without intermediaries.
Victador · VFXQB
Quentin Berguet
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Institutions, international and business · Strasbourg
Videographer in
Strasbourg.
European capital, border city, listed centre: Strasbourg calls for films that speak to several audiences at once. I film there for institutions, companies and event organisers, with subtitled versions and the habit of projects run in English.
VFX · PROJECT IN ENGLISHVictador · Yaxo, TorontoCompositing and 3DWatch the film 5,0 ★from 22 Google reviews
2018filmmaker since
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They trusted me with their image
The same care on every project, whether you are
a large group, an SME or an institution.
What sets Strasbourg apart
One city, several
languages, several audiences.
European institutions, companies oriented towards Germany and Switzerland, visitors from around the world: a Strasbourg film rarely circulates in a single language. I plan the subtitles and the necessary versions from the writing stage.
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Institutional protocol
For the DGAEV, I filmed a 14 July ceremony at Les Invalides: official programme, speeches, solemn venue. A good school of protocol.
Vertical format · OLY
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Under four hours
Lyon Part-Dieu and Strasbourg are linked by about ten direct high-speed trains a day, the best times falling under four hours. I come the day before a shoot and only leave after checking the footage.
Lyon → Strasbourg · ≈ 3 h 45 by high-speed trainWork
Institutions, brands
and international.
Brand filmThe Mars Wrigley stand
at the TFWA show
Mars Wrigley · Cannes
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OLY: Teddy Riner in phone format
Launch · 9:16
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Case studies
International, protocol
and general public.
A brand film run in English with Toronto, a national ceremony at Les Invalides, a company anniversary: three scenarios found among Strasbourg’s institutions and businesses. The films can be viewed on each case study.
VICTADOR · YAXO, TORONTO
A project run in English, remotely
Yaxo, in Toronto, entrusted me with the compositing of Victador, a brand film where an SR-71 Blackbird emerges behind supercars. Everything was done remotely and in English: rotoscoping and compositing in Fusion on my side, SR-71 rendering and logo refined alongside Adrien Lafourcade. A Strasbourg organisation working with foreign partners will recognise the same way of working here: the same director, in the project’s language.
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DGAEV · INVALIDES · 2022
Filming an official ceremony
At Les Invalides, on 14 July 2022, I filmed for the DGAEV: tribute, speeches, symbolic gestures and the atmosphere of a place steeped in history, captured in close liaison with the organisers. The editing balances respect and rhythm. An institution organising an awards ceremony, an official visit or a commemoration in Strasbourg expects the same accuracy.
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KOEZIO · 20 YEARS
A company anniversary, in three stages
For its twentieth anniversary, Koezio scheduled a team afternoon, conferences and an evening party. The film accompanies these three phases seamlessly, adapting the framing and light to each moment. A corporate event in Strasbourg, at the Palais de la Musique et des Congrès or in a private venue, is prepared with the same attention to guests.
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Tell me what to film, where, when and in which languages: precise quote the next business day.
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What I make
in Strasbourg.
European institutions and organisations, internationally oriented companies, congress organisers, cultural players: each film starts from an audience, a language and a place of distribution.
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Corporate film
Your activities, your teams, your sites: a script built together, one or two days of filming, then delivery with subtitles and short formats.
DeliverablesMain film, subtitled versions
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Congresses and ceremonies
Congresses, award ceremonies, inaugurations: I follow the official programme closely, without disturbing speakers or the audience.
DeliverablesOfficial film, aftermovie
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Interviews and testimonials
Executives, elected officials, experts, foreign partners: prepared and subtitled interviews, so that the same testimonial serves in several countries.
DeliverablesTestimonials, subtitles
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Social formats
Vertical formats, teasers, behind the scenes: I film them during the same session, on the model of the OLY launch.
DeliverablesVertical, subtitles
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Drone
DGAC-certified drone pilot. Historic centre, European district, Strasbourg-Entzheim airport and the border very close: every flight is checked beforehand, and many remain impossible.
DeliverablesLicensed aerial shots
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Motion design and 3D
Maps, animated figures, 3D elements, multilingual titles: produced in-house, like the Victador compositing.
DeliverablesAnimation, 3D, compositing
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Choosing your
film format.
In Strasbourg, the question of language almost always comes with that of format. The pairings that come up most:
| Goal | Format | Length | Where to publish it | Why it works |
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| Introduce yourself internationally | Corporate film | 1 to 3 min | Website, trade shows, partners | One film, several language versions. |
| Convince a partner | Client testimonial | 1 to 2 min | Meetings, LinkedIn | A case study, subtitled if needed. |
| Promote an institution | Institutional film | 2 to 4 min | Website, social media, screenings | Missions and teams explained clearly. |
| Keep a record of a congress | Aftermovie | 1 to 3 min | Participants, partners | The highlights, delivered a few days later. |
| Reach several countries | Reels and vertical formats | 15 to 45 s | LinkedIn, Instagram | A short version per distribution language. |
| Explain a programme | Motion design and 3D | 1 to 2 min | Website, presentations | A programme or a process laid out in diagrams. |
Strasbourg, the practical side
Filming in Strasbourg: good to know.
Filming office
A one-stop desk of the City and the Eurometropolis centralises the procedures: request at least 10 working days beforehand, 15 if traffic is affected.
Drone
Listed centre, institutions, airport and border: few flights possible, each checked beforehand.
Christmas market
In December, crowds and a security perimeter on the Grande Île: schedule to adapt.
Institutions
Parliament, Council of Europe: indoor filming only with their consent and under their rules.
Strasbourg settings
Strasbourg, from the Grande
Île to the Rhine.
Half-timbering, imperial avenues, institutional glass, harbour quays: within a few tram stops, the city completely changes architecture. Six areas to choose the right setting.
Grande Île and cathedral
UNESCO-listed historic heart, Place Kléber, cathedral and alleys: an emblematic and very busy setting, where it is better to film at dawn.
Petite France
Half-timbered houses, covered bridges and the Vauban dam: the postcard image of Strasbourg, ideal for an opening shot or an outdoor interview.
Neustadt
Place de la République, Palais du Rhin, grand avenues of the German period: a monumental setting, also a World Heritage site.
European district
European Parliament, Council of Europe, European Court of Human Rights: contemporary façades for an institutional or international subject.
Presqu’île Malraux and harbour
Converted former warehouses, Malraux media library, Shadok, basins: a more contemporary Strasbourg, all the way to the Rhine port.
Wacken and Neudorf
Palais de la Musique et des Congrès, exhibition park, Wacken business district: the home ground of congresses, trade shows and conventions.
Method
Simple, from brief
to film.
Scoping video call, procedures with the Filming Office, filming on site, editing in Lyon, subtitling and online approval.
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First contact
Quote within one business dayObjective, languages, dates: a detailed proposal, high-speed train and night on site included.
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Preparation
2 to 3 weeksRequest to the Filming Office, venue access, interview outline, list of languages.
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Filming
1 to 2 daysA congress or a series of interviews fits in one day; a full institutional film takes two.
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Editing
1 to 3 weeksEditing, colour, mixing, subtitles: each language approved separately.
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Multilingual distribution
Subtitles or
separate versions?
A film intended for several countries can be subtitled or produced in several versions. The choice is made at the writing stage, never at the editing stage.
Subtitles
- — One edit for all languages.
- — Subtitle files per language.
- — Controlled cost, short lead times.
- — Ideal for social media and the web.
Separate versions
- + Interviews filmed in each language.
- + Titles and graphics translated.
- + Edit adapted to each audience.
- + More filming time to plan.
- + For a reference institutional film.
On Victador, all exchanges and deliverables were in English. The translations themselves are supplied or approved by your teams. A live broadcast with interpretation or a multi-camera studio requires a production company.
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What they say
of my work.
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He understood very quickly the vision of the result I was expecting. Great communication, a pleasure to work with him!
“Very professional work from Quentin.”
“A serious, creative professional.”
“Quentin is very professional, proactive and captures superb images.”
“He took the time to listen to me and met all my expectations.”
About
Quentin Berguet,
videographer-director.
I have been working since 2018 with institutions, companies and event organisers, from writing to 3D. On a congress or a big day, a second operator joins me; you deal only with me.
References: Victador (Yaxo, Toronto), the DGAEV ceremony, Mars Wrigley, Koezio, the ASPTT. The direct high-speed train puts me less than four hours from Strasbourg.
2018first films
+200projects delivered
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LyonAll of France
FAQ · Strasbourg
Strasbourg:
your questions.
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What budget for a film in Strasbourg?
It is built from writing, the number of days, post-production and options: subtitles, language versions, animation. The high-speed train from Lyon and accommodation appear on a separate line. Each item is detailed on my pricing page.
Whom to ask for permission to film?
In Strasbourg, a department dedicated to filming, shared by the City and the Eurometropolis, centralises the procedures and directs you to the relevant services. The request to occupy public space must reach it at least 10 working days beforehand, 15 in case of traffic measures. I prepare this file.
Can a drone be flown over Strasbourg?
Very rarely in the city centre: listed heritage, European district, Strasbourg-Entzheim airport very close and the German border. I check each case; most often, I offer shots taken from a roof or a window, with the owner’s consent.
Can the European institutions be filmed from outside?
Façades can be filmed from public space, within the City’s rules. Inside the European Parliament or the Council of Europe, everything goes through their departments and their own access conditions.
Do you make films in English?
Yes. Victador ran entirely in English, with Yaxo in Toronto. For other languages, I rely on translations supplied or approved by your teams, as subtitles or separate versions.
How long from Lyon?
Under four hours by direct high-speed train, with about ten departures a day. A one-day shoot therefore involves a night on site, the day before or the same evening.
And during the Christmas market?
In December, the Grande Île hosts the Christmas market: dense crowds and access controls. A corporate shoot there is complicated; the market’s atmosphere, on the other hand, can be captured handheld, with very little equipment.
Do you work throughout the Bas-Rhin?
Yes: the Eurometropolis (Schiltigheim, Illkirch-Graffenstaden, Lingolsheim, Bischheim), Haguenau, Sélestat, Obernai, Molsheim, but also Colmar, Mulhouse and Kehl, on the other side of the Rhine.
When to go through a production company?
Corporate film, interviews, congress: a director, with a second operator if needed, is enough. Live broadcast with interpretation, control room, synchronised cameras: you need a production company, presented on the page dedicated to video production, in Paris.
Do you do animation and 3D?
Yes, in-house: maps, animated figures, titles in several languages, 3D elements integrated into footage. Victador shows the level of compositing possible.
Do you film congresses at the PMC?
Yes: plenaries, workshops, speaker interviews and atmosphere, then an aftermovie and clips. At the Palais de la Musique et des Congrès as elsewhere, access and positions are defined with the organiser.
When to film in Strasbourg?
From May to September, days are long and the light beautiful on the quays. Winter is cold and short on light; December is dominated by the Christmas market. Parliament sessions also animate the European district.
Is a prior meeting useful?
Not necessarily: a video call is enough to scope the film, and scouting can take place the day before the shoot. Editing and subtitles are then approved online.
Where can the films be shown afterwards?
Website, social media, trade shows, screens, intranet, presentations abroad: the music licences cover these media. For television or billboards, we add it to the quote.
Area
Strasbourg, Alsace
and all over France.
Lyon → Strasbourg · ≈ 3 h 45 by high-speed train
Eurometropolis and Alsace
Schiltigheim, Illkirch-Graffenstaden, Lingolsheim, Bischheim, Haguenau, Sélestat, Obernai, Molsheim, Colmar, Mulhouse.
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