The École Polytechnique commissioned us to produce a promotional film for its Patronage Chairs, designed to raise their profile and attract new partners.

– Powerful testimonials to embody the projects and their impact.
– And images from the heart of laboratories and research. Our role: to transform a complex subject into a clear, inspiring and meaningful story, on a par with X’s excellence.

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La petite production orchestrated a turnkey audiovisual production:

– Strategic design: defining the narrative concept and writing the script.
– Pre-production: location of laboratories, selection of participants, planning and coordination of teams.
– Filming: capturing testimonies and immersive images at the heart of research, with a full technical team.
– Post-production: Smooth editing, graphics and color grading.

The result: A promotional film illustrating the impact of the Patronage Chairs and the quality of research at the École polytechnique.

To boost its attractiveness to students in particular, the Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile has called on La petite production to create a series of 10 job profile videos. The latest in a long line of content, here’s a testimonial from Mylène Joseph, Quality Manager, and Aurélie Albert, Airport Business Manager. Our teams travelled to Reunion Island over a 5-day period to take these ground and drone shots.

Objective: to bring to life the diversity of possible professions, to illustrate in concrete terms the missions of our employees, and to highlight the vital forces and territories where the DGAC is present.

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La petite production provided a full range of support services:
– Editorial preparation and preliminary interviews with each contributor
– Creative recommendations and art direction
– Filming on Reunion Island
– Aerial drone footage
– Complete post-production: editing, graphic and sound design.

Night filming at Juziers station (Yvelines, France) to document a large-scale worksite carried out by Colas Rail. Located on the Paris-Saint-Lazare – Mantes-la-Jolie line, this project aimed to highlight the scale and importance of maintenance work carried out for SNCF Réseau.

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The La Petite Production teams provided full support for this project.
From the outset, preparatory meetings were held to clearly define the challenges and constraints.
Careful scouting of the site then enabled us to optimize operations: filming took place at weekends and at night, and our teams had to adapt to the progress made by the Colas Rail teams and their own technical constraints encountered in the field. Finally, a comprehensive post-production process was carried out, including editing, color grading, audio mixing and graphic and sound design.

To boost its attractiveness, the Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile commissioned La petite production to produce several job profiles. The latest in a long series, here’s a testimonial from Philippe Rondel, Deputy Delegate for French Guiana and airport surveillance inspector. Our teams travelled to French Guiana for 4 days to take these ground and drone shots.

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The teams at La petite production provided total support for this project:
– Preparatory meetings
– Location of various sites in French Guiana
– Operational set-up for filming
– 4 days of classic and aerial drone shooting
– Complete post-production: editing, color grading, audio mixing, graphic and sound design

Groupe ATLAND is a real estate investment company listed on the Paris stock exchange. Since 2016, the group has been a patron of the Louvre Museum and is actively involved in the restoration of the Tuileries garden. To promote this partnership, the group’s marketing department contacted La petite production.

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On the program, two films to be made: one indoors with the President of the ATLAND Group, and the other outdoors in the Tuileries Gardens.
Our teams had the privilege of setting up their cameras in the courtyards of the Louvre’s Marly and Puget sculptures to carry out interviews in sumptuous settings, and were able to carry out a moving interview in the Tuileries gardens.
The interviews are rendered in premium quality, and the graphics are updated according to the customer’s graphic charter.

We had one day of shooting to film 7 interviews and illustration shots shot with a drone and stabilizer: a mission successfully completed by La petite production!

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!