Our crews use cargo bikes or electric vehicles where possible to navigate the canals and narrow streets faster than vans.

We are RAI experts; we know the loading docks, lighting conditions, and best interview spots within the venue.

Yes, our Amsterdam crews are fully bilingual, ensuring smooth communication with both local staff and international delegates.

Filming in sensitive areas like De Wallen or on busy canal bridges often requires specific permissions from the Gemeente Amsterdam to ensure public safety and privacy. We manage this permit process and can advise on restricted zones where commercial filming is strictly prohibited or regulated.

Yes, our local crews are experts at navigating Amsterdam’s narrow streets and canal rings, often using electric cargo bikes or compact vans for efficient load-ins. This allows us to reach locations in the Jordaan or Old Centre where large production trucks simply cannot go.

Absolutely, our entire Amsterdam-based team is fluent in English (and usually Dutch), ensuring seamless communication with international clients. You won't face any language barriers on set, whether we are interviewing locals or directing foreign talent.

We work at the RAI frequently and know the specific loading docks, power requirements, and cable run limitations of the venue. We can coordinate directly with their in-house AV partners to ensure a smooth technical setup for your event coverage.

Drone regulations in Amsterdam are strict due to the proximity of Schiphol Airport, but we work with licensed operators who know precisely where legal flight zones exist. For no-fly zones, we can suggest alternative high-vantage points or rooftop locations to get the establishing shots you need.

Amsterdam weather is notoriously unpredictable, so we always come prepared with rain covers for gear and backup indoor locations like covered markets or modern atriums. We monitor Buienradar constantly to time our outdoor shots during dry spells.

We specialize in capturing the cycling culture of the city and can use stabilized camera rigs mounted on cargo bikes to get smooth tracking shots. This provides an authentic "Amsterdam" feel to your video without compromising safety or blocking the bike paths.