L’Éclat de Verre asked us to highlight its 48-hour express framing service.
Their need: to create a series of three short videos to enhance a digital marketing campaign.

Our proposal: to create a story centered on a family, to show how a custom frame can transform a cherished memory into a unique and unforgettable gift.

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To fulfill this brief, the small production company handled the project from start to finish, focusing on three key areas:

— Screenplay writing, location scouting, and actor casting
— Directing, acting coaching, and stage direction
— Editing and overall post-production (graphic and sound design)

The result: a series of three 45-second digital commercials that are warm, heartfelt, and funny.

IFCAM, the Crédit Agricole Group’s university, wanted to mark a major milestone for its LEARNIA e-learning platform with the launch of its mobile version.

The goal: to produce an engaging film that shows how learning can now take place anywhere, anytime, right from your phone.

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To address this brief, we created a video focused on the new user experience:

Our contributions to this project:
— Storytelling focused on mobile use
— Modern, minimalist visuals
— Dynamic post-production for a look that’s as smooth as the app itself

The result: a video that makes you want to download the app before it’s even over.

SFR wanted to highlight its CSR efforts and demonstrate, in a fun and immersive way, the process of refurbishing its routers for the general public.

The goal: to produce an engaging, clear, and impact-driven film that illustrates every stage of a box’s second life, from its recovery to its return to a new user.

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To meet this need, we created a narrative film with a unique approach, using a first-person perspective for this box, which tells us its story:

Our involvement in this project:
— Concept & storytelling
— Filming in the Paris region with actors, and on location at Cordon Electronics in Brittany
— Full post-production with a touch of visual innovation to highlight each stage of the transformation

The result: a dynamic and uplifting film that offers a fresh perspective on the second life of everyday objects.

Artrade, the app that is revolutionizing luxury investment through tokenization, had set its sights on launching a national campaign.

The objective: to produce an elegant and memorable advertising film that encourages people to discover the application and reinforces Artrade’s brand image as a serious FinTech player.

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La petite production orchestrated a turnkey, high-end audiovisual production, managing every stage to guarantee a flawless, broadcast-ready rendering:

– Strategic Design: Definition of the narrative concept, scriptwriting and detailed storyboarding.
– Pre-production: Scouting, casting actors, drawing up work plans and coordinating teams.
– Filming: Complete technical team (director, cinematographer, electricians, etc.) for cinematographic photo direction.
– Post-production: Dynamic editing and color grading.

The result: A hard-hitting commercial that conveys Artrade’s modernity and reliability, positioning the brand in the competitive landscape of finance and luxury.

SFR Business wanted to promote its partnership with Webex and demonstrate, in a concrete and immersive way, the advantages of this videoconferencing solution integrated into its offering for professionals. The aim was to produce a short, clear, customer-oriented film that would illustrate the simplicity, fluidity and security of the tool in a hybrid business environment.

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To meet this brief, La petite production designed a 30-second film, conceived as a fluid, demonstrative sequence shot:
– Creative recommendations
– Writing the script
– Casting an actress
– 1 day of filming at the SFR Campus in Saint-Denis
– Live-action video capture, meticulous aesthetics, music and voice-over in French
– Full post-production (editing, color-grading, mixing, deliverables in 16:9 format)

The result: an impactful, fast-paced film that clearly illustrates how Webex supports professionals in their day-to-day exchanges, whatever their working environment.

The L’Heure brand wanted to promote its three watch models through a video that was both elegant and accessible, and able to reflect the brand’s universe: sober, refined and anchored in everyday life.
The objective? To create a timeless video, inspired by the codes of luxury, illustrating how this accessory becomes the discreet witness to authentic moments throughout the day.

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La petite production provided a full range of support services:
– Creative recommendations
– Writing a script and slogan – Storyboarding – Shooting in different locations
– Voice-over recording
– Complete post-production: editing, animation, audio and sound mixing, social networking formats

We worked with France Sécurité to produce 2 advertising films highlighting their new range of safety sneakers.

The objective? Demonstrating that safety and comfort can go hand in hand, even in the most demanding working environments. Whether on construction sites, in warehouses or in the field, Sécuritop® sneakers deliver maximum performance while guaranteeing everyday comfort.

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The teams at La petite production provided total support for this project:
– Preparatory meetings
– Shooting and visual effects in our studio
– Complete post-production: editing, color grading, audio mixing, graphic and sound design

Accompanied by Julie, a 14-year-old climate influencer, we went to a college in Juvisy, which has initiated the Low Carbon Establishment Project (PEBC) 3 years ago.

The objective? Promote the PEBC to other schools by meetingeco-delegates and teachers and to take stock of the actions implemented.

Our team visited Rungis and Carré Michelet in La Défense to gather testimonials from their members.

The aim is to draw parallels between the values of rugby and those of GEODIS in order to animate the partnership internally, offer a friendly and fun interlude, highlight employees from the various entities making up the France Region and encourage people to join them!