Event video production
Event highlights
Beyond the Event Day
Conferences and trade shows represent months of planning and significant investment. Professional footage showing the energy, networking quality, and speaker caliber makes next year's marketing infinitely more compelling.
Key benefits:
Marketing assets for next year's promotion
Professional documentation without operational burden
Multiple content pieces beyond just the highlight video possible
Putting sponsors in the spotlight
A conference highlight film for Connected Germany in Munich, that is used to market next year’s event. These polished event films take some time to edit, so they’re available 1-2 weeks after the event took place. Other content pieces can be delivered faster.
Creating FOMO
Nothing drives registration like showing potential attendees what they missed. There's something almost cruel about watching people have breakthrough moments, make valuable connections, and walk away with actionable insights while you were stuck in regular meetings back at the office. It's that "I should have been there" feeling that hits when you see the video evidence of what actually happened. Good event footage doesn't just show that something occurred - it makes viewers feel like they personally missed out on something important for their business or career.
Impressions from the Anthropology congress “WWNA” in Prague. Apart from Prague I’m working at major conference venues across Germany and Austria, including MOC Munich, Messe Berlin, Austria Center Vienna, and other premier locations.
event video for participants
Think about what actually happens when you're exhibiting. You're unveiling new products, demonstrating prototypes that won't be public for months, having crucial conversations with potential partners, and reconnecting with key clients who made the trip specifically to see what you're working on. But you're having these incredible one-on-one moments with maybe a few hundred people at most.
Some companies have figured out how to multiply these conversations by thousands. They're capturing product launch videos that showcase real customer reactions, collecting testimonials from clients who are genuinely excited about what they're seeing, and turning their live demonstrations into content that reaches their entire industry. Instead of letting those breakthrough moments disappear after the conference ends, they're building a content library that keeps working for months.
If you're ready to make your next conference participation work harder for you, let's discuss how to capture those moments properly.
This event highlight video was filmed in 2024 for Docker, who participated at the WeAreDevelopers conference in Berlin. Apart from this multiple other content pieces were created for them during the event.
Testimonial video captured at a Chattermill event in Berlin - the kind of content that keeps working long after the event ends, showcasing genuine community engagement that can be used across marketing channels for years to come.
Content opportunities
Beyond the main highlight reel, events offer multiple content opportunities:
Speaker soundbites - key insights that can be used for seperate posts
Participant testimonials - genuine attendee reactions and value received
Interview compilations - standalone pieces from thought leaders
Each serves different audiences, creating a complete content library
for ongoing marketing.
An interview compilation with statements from industry leaders that was filmed at an exclusive thought leader gathering in Nürnberg, Germany, organised by Markets+Markets.
It doesn’t always have to be a conference - here’s an event aftermovie of a community summer gathering organised by Monvest in Munich, Germany.
Same-day content production
Real-time event content during conferences and trade shows - but executed professionally with a pre-planned strategy while you focus on running the event.
We align beforehand on a detailed content plan covering key moments, interview opportunities, and posting schedule. Instead of hoping to catch good content spontaneously, we execute a structured approach throughout the event day.
How it works:
Pre-event content strategy session to plan key moments and opportunities
Team of 2-3 people focused purely on content capture and rapid editing
Professional interview setups during networking breaks
Quality audio/video instead of phone recordings in noisy venues
Structured posting schedule rather than "when you have 5 minutes"
Content delivered to your social media channels every hour while the event is live
What you get back: Your time. Instead of spending hours during the event creating content, you can focus on sponsor relationships, attendee experience, and actually managing the event.
Think of it as your professional content team working alongside your existing marketing setup - you maintain strategy control, we handle the execution.
A series of interviews with participants we did for Docker at the WeAreDevelopers in Berlin 2024 in bth vertical and horizontal format for multiple social media channels.
contact
Hey there! feel free to book a call with me, my calendar is up to date. I’ll be looking forward to discussing your project in detail!
Available for events throughout Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic - from Berlin tech conferences to Munich trade shows and Vienna corporate summits.
about
Eduard Germis is a Prague-based filmmaker and photographer.
His style focuses on finding the connecting themes which turn images into stories, striving to build narrative within every project. He considers himself a jack of all trades behind the camera, experimenting with different styles and concepts while building a library of skills to draw from.
In addition to working with individuals and companies, Eduard contributes to the Czech film collective Remízek, which draws attention to the connection between local social issues and our increasingly damaged ecological systems through documentary work. Before that he has also spent 2 years fully embedded in the Czech climate movement, documenting protests and contributing to the documentary movie “Grief”.
In any project, he aims for storytelling as much as style, finding the connecting theme that brings meaning to a subject.
He’s originally from Germany, but has spent 10 years already in Prague. He’s also fluent in English and Czech and conversational in Ukrainian.
What CLIENTS Are Saying
"A creative partner, not a button pusher. Eduard is
a collaborative editor who displays a sense of owner-
ship in the final project. His English is flawless and communication was easy over video calls and messaging. I'm looking forward to working with him again soon."
— Maggie Jones, DIRECTOR & EXECUTIVE PRODUCER “Cancerevolution”
“Eduard was very honest, professional, and detail oriented. He considers all aspects to produce the best possible product. In my situation, we had an event with some unpredictability, and Eduard was great at adapting to complete the job successfully. Highly recommend.”
— Kevin McHale, Marketer, Afinia Labels
“Eduard quickly convinced us with his communicative and open nature. With his wide range of skills, which in addition to editing also include motion graphics or more demanding sound post-processing, he was able to quickly help us in unexpected situations. He has always been flexible and very good at adapting his creative work to different stylistic requirements and has a good sense of communication and storytelling. ”
— THOMAS BEER, CEO of BMK MEdia production GMBH & CO Kg
"Eduard is trully an allrounder available to help with anything video/photo related. And I value that especially as an owner of a small company. I am happy to work with Eduard as he is always proactive, constructive and with a go-to attitude."
— Radek hušek, CEO of SENS Foods
“Eduard was very honest, professional, and detail oriented. He considers all aspects to produce the best possible product. In my situation, we had an event with some unpredictability, and Eduard was great at adapting to complete the job successfully. Highly recommend.”
— Kevin McHale, Marketer, Afinia Labels
“Eduard quickly convinced us with his communicative and open nature. Due to his wide range of skills, which in addition to editing also include motion graphics or more demanding sound post-processing, he was also able to quickly help us in unexpected situations. He has always been flexible and very good at adapting his creative work to different stylistic requirements and has a good sense of communication and storytelling.”