Flux Bros work with the client to establish purpose, audience, key messages, and distribution platform before creative development starts.

From there, we develop the concept.

This can include:

• Narrative structure and messaging hierarchy

• Scriptwriting or interview question frameworks

• Storyboards or visual sequencing plans

• Tone, pacing, and stylistic direction

• Alignment with brand guidelines

Narrative direction is documented and presented for approval before moving into production planning. Clients sign off on concept, script, and visual treatment prior to scheduling.

In pre-production, Flux Bros turns the approved concept into a strong production plan.

This can include:

• Production scheduling and call sheets

• Location sourcing and recce visits

• Casting and contributor coordination

• Risk assessments and insurance

• Technical planning and equipment selection

• Shot lists and scene breakdowns

• Crew booking and logistics

Equipment is selected according to output requirements, environment, and delivery platform. Lighting, audio, and camera systems are scoped in advance in accordance with the creative direction.

Crew size varies depending on project scale.

We utilise:

• Cinema-grade digital camera systems

• Professional audio capture

• Controlled lighting setups or location-adapted rigs

• Stabilisation systems, gimbals, or tracking rigs where required

• Drone capture where appropriate and legally permitted

Scenes are filmed to a defined shot list. Multiple takes are captured where necessary to ensure performance, framing, and audio quality meet agreed standards. Live playback allows immediate review and approval.

Time, light conditions, and location restrictions are managed against the production schedule.

Post-production follows a staged review process.

The workflow typically includes:

• Assembly cut

• Structured edit with pacing and transitions

• Sound balancing and clean-up

• Music selection and licensing

• Colour correction and grading

• Graphics, titles, and lower thirds

• Subtitles or captions where required

An initial cut is shared for client review. Feedback is consolidated into an agreed revision round. Additional revisions are scoped separately.

Final approval is confirmed before export.

Final outputs are prepared according to distribution requirements.

This may include:

• 16:9 master for web or broadcast

• 1:1 or 4:5 edits for social platforms

• Vertical 9:16 formats

• Platform-specific compression and bitrate settings

Broadcast specifications, where applicable, are adhered to in advance.

Files are delivered via secure download or transfer platform. Resolution, codecs, and aspect ratios are confirmed during pre-production.

Usage rights, music licensing terms, and distribution duration are defined contractually. Master files are archived for an agreed retention period, with re-export or reformatting available on request.