ELEVATED?
Elevated Film is born in Maastricht, in The Netherlands. but looks at the world with a international viewpoint. A stunning location can make the difference to make the ultimate content. We love that adventure.
We make high-end visuals (Read: the best creative content) by working with the latest technologies.
We are always looking for a differentiating element to make your content uniquely yours. We focus on start-to-finish video production and are experienced with automotive, product commercials and (sport)events
MOVING IMAGES
Delivering creative content is in our blood and a lifelong passion. Elevated Film is the intersection of expertise, ambition, art and a love for technology.
We are young, a little bit edgy, but therefore we think- and create differently. To arrive at an exquisite result we use state of the art tools
NOT LIKE THE OTHER BRANDS
Professional video's are expensive, that's why it's important they achieve your specific goals, each client has different needs depending on target area, demographic and overall deliverables. We aim to provide a taylor-made experience so your goals are reached and your hard-earned money isn't wasted.
In a world where we are focused on visual content, the enormous amounts of it, and the different channels to communicate through, it is essential to reach your audience with the right message.
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Camera Platform
By working closely with our certified(ROC) partners like BMCINEDRONE we produce cinema quality aerial images. By using camera platforms as shown in the image(DJI Inspire 2 + Zenmuse X7) we are able to use a dual operator setup which can’t be found on consumer level drones.
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Drones have made a big uprising the last decade. And rightfully so! These tools bring new opportunities, perspectives and solution for your visual product.
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FPV
First Person View drones are a new state of the art technique used in the film industry. By using a dual camera setup combined with the acrobatic capabilities of a race drone, it's hard to explain, watch this video :)