


A restaurant and the winery whose bottles it pours, in one production. Stills for the site and the trade, and a vertical film for the feeds — where guests decide long before they arrive.
See the stills
Scope and fee are agreed before the first frame. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices.

We agree what the images have to do before anything is shot — where they live, who they persuade, and what they replace.

Winery and hospitality work is timed to harvest, menu and light. Planning ahead is the difference between a complete library and a partial one.
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The person you brief is the person who shoots and delivers. At least one assistant on set, more when the day calls for it — enough to control the light, small enough to stay out of the way.

Lighting, lens, crop and retouching are recorded, so a set shot next year matches the one shot today.
The unit everything else is built from. Same process and same standard, whatever the sector.
What's included
Direction and shot list agreed before the day
A full working day on location
Stills and short-form film in the same day
Retouching to a documented standard
Fixed fee, agreed before the first frame
Most projects need more than one day. Where those days fall is what differs by sector.
What's included
Law firms — the whole firm in one or two days
Wineries — two to four days across the season
Hospitality — venue, food and team in one to two days
The daily rate falls as the engagement gets longer
A library that extends as the business changes
Brand photography and film for law firms, wineries and hospitality — executive portraits, interiors, product and label, food and drink, and short-form film shot alongside the stills.
With what the images have to do: where they will live, who they have to persuade, and what they replace. The shot list is built from that, and the scope and fee are agreed before anything is shot.
Most productions run one to three days on location, with the edited set delivered within two to three weeks. Winery work is planned three to four months ahead, because the estate, the harvest and the cellar do not exist at the same time of year.
Yes. Projects travel and the standard does not change. Travel is calculated from Belgrade, and travel, accommodation and meals are added to the project fee — agreed in writing before the shoot, never invoiced as a surprise afterwards. Accommodation is four-star or equivalent.
Branislav Nenin
Direction.
Production.
On time.