Open-air museum De Locht asked us to tell their story. Not with numbers or boring information, but with feeling. So that viewers not only know what De Locht is but can experience it.
For this shoot we dove into the past for two full days, with a crew of eleven people and more than twenty extras. We filmed in farms, workshops, and barns - surrounded by tradition, craft, and heritage. In twelve scenes, we brought the history and story of this museum to life.
What made this project special? The scope, the energy, the teamwork. From building sets and styling costumes to directing large groups of extras - everything revolved around time management, attention to detail, and creative devotion.
For us, this was not just another brand movie. This project symbolizes how we’re evolving as a team - pushing boundaries in form, content, and execution.
