Industrial video
We handle the full production process, including planning, filming, interviews, subtitles, voice-over, editing, graphics, and multilingual versions.
Industrial photography
We create product and industrial photography for websites, brochures, catalogues, trade-show materials, press use, and other digital or printed communication.
Drone filming
We film outdoors and inside production facilities, using drones to capture the scale, layout, and flow of manufacturing processes from angles that are difficult to achieve with conventional cameras.
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Selected industrial projects

A selection of factory videos, production process films, drone footage, product videos, and industrial photography created for company presentations, trade shows, process documentation, internal communication, and marketing.

Panamir cocoa processing factory
A company film presenting Panamir’s manufacturing facilities, production process, and capabilities to potential clients.

We worked with the client to understand how the production operates, which stages needed explanation, and what information should be included.

The finished film combines factory footage, English and Russian voice-over, music, and graphic elements. It gives potential clients a clear overview of the company and its production.
Tapa Mill wood processing factory
This factory video was created for continuous playback on a trade-show booth screen.

Since sound cannot be relied on in a busy exhibition environment, the main information is communicated through subtitles, production footage, and light graphic elements.

The film is structured so that visitors can understand the company’s production and capabilities even when they begin watching partway through.
TakeOne industrial reel
A selection of industrial video work we've filmed across manufacturing, technology, construction, logistics, transport, and infrastructure.

Close-up shots show how the work is carried out, while wider aerial views provide context and reveal the scale of the facilities and surrounding infrastructure.

The footage was created for company films, client presentations, trade shows, and other corporate communication.
Factory filming
We produce videos for factories, production facilities, warehouses, and other industrial sites. The content can be used on websites, in presentations, at trade shows, or for internal training and communications.

We take on projects of varying complexity and tailor each production to the specific needs of your business and industry.
Production line videos
For this video, we followed one production line through every stage of the manufacturing process. Subtitles explain what happens at each stage, while the footage shows the machinery, movement of materials, and sequence of production in detail.

This type of video can be used to explain a process to clients and partners. The same format can also be adapted for employee onboarding, internal training, or educational use.
Drone filming
We use drones outdoors to show the scale of production sites, factory buildings, storage areas, and exterior processes. Indoors, drones can reach angles that are difficult or impossible to capture with conventional cameras, following production lines and helping to explain how different parts of the facility connect.

Our drone operators are fully qualified and arrange the permissions required for each location, including sites near controlled airspace or military areas. All flights are planned according to local restrictions, permitted flight heights, and site-specific safety requirements.
Colour grading and cleanup
Factory footage often contains mixed lighting, dark areas, bright windows, dust and temporary objects that distract from the subject of the shot. Colour grading allows us to create a more consistent image, improve separation between machinery and its surroundings and give the factory a clearer visual character.

When necessary, we can also remove dust, temporary objects or other unwanted elements from individual shots. This can include moving objects when the footage allows for it. The objective is not to make the factory look artificial, but to present the real production environment at its best.
Industrial product photography and video
We create videos and professional photography for machinery, equipment and other industrial products.

For LyftNord, we created a complete product presentation package for a custom telescopic lifting beam: a short video version, an extended engineer-led presentation (in Swedish), and a set of professional product photographs.


Machinery, equipment and other industrial products can rarely be brought into a studio, so we bring professional lighting to the factory and create studio-quality videos and images on site.

Drone photography can also reveal the product from elevated or otherwise difficult-to-reach angles.
Product videos
We create product videos that show both the product itself and how it works in practice. Products can be filmed in a controlled studio setting, with attention to their design, materials, features, and technical details, or in a real environment where their setup and operation can be demonstrated.

This video presents the mechanical apple crusher through detailed product shots and a complete practical demonstration, showing how it is prepared, adjusted, and used.
Product photography
Studio photography presents products clearly on a white or neutral background, with attention to shape, materials, details, and finish. On-location photography shows the product in use and helps explain its scale, purpose, and practical application.

The images can be prepared for websites, brochures, catalogues, posters, trade-show materials, advertising, and other digital or printed communication.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
  • Can you film inside an active factory or production facility?
    Yes. We often film in working production environments. Before the shoot, we discuss safety rules, access, protective equipment, noise levels, restricted areas, and the best time to film each part of the process.

    We try to work in a way that does not interrupt production more than necessary.
  • Do you need to understand our production process before filming?
    Yes. For industrial videos, this is important.

    Before filming, we usually ask how the process works and what the main stages are. This helps us avoid making just a random collection of machine shots and instead create a video that explains the process properly.
  • Can you film a full production line from start to finish?
    Yes. We can film the full process step by step, from raw materials and machinery to quality control, packaging, storage, and logistics.

    This is useful for company presentations, websites, trade shows, sales meetings, internal communication, educational videos, and explaining the production process to partners or clients.
  • Can you also take photos during the same factory shoot?
    Yes. Depending on the project, we can combine video filming with industrial photography.

    This can include photos of the production facility, machinery, workers, products, details, management, logistics, and general company atmosphere.
  • Can you film drone footage of our factory or facilities?
    Yes, where it is legally and practically possible. Drone footage is useful for showing the factory building, territory, logistics areas, warehouses, transport routes, or the scale of the production site.

    Before drone filming, we check the location, airspace restrictions, weather, safety requirements, and get all the necessary permissions.

    Where possible, we can also film with drones inside the facility to show the production line from angles that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to achieve.
  • Our factory has difficult lighting. Is that a problem?
    Usually not. Factories often have mixed light sources, dark areas, bright windows, reflections, dust, steam, or strong colour casts.

    We plan the shoot around these conditions and improve the image in post-production with colour correction, exposure balancing, cleanup, and careful shot selection.
  • Can you remove visual distractions from factory footage?
    In many cases, yes. Small distractions such as temporary objects, signs, stains, dust, cables, or unwanted details can sometimes be cleaned up in post-production.

    It depends on the shot and the amount of work required, so we usually discuss this during editing or planning.
  • Can you make several videos from one factory shoot?
    Yes. One production day can often result in several useful pieces of content: a main company video, shorter social media edits, product line videos, recruitment clips, trade-show videos, internal communication material, and photo content.
  • Can you film interviews with managers, specialists, or workers?
    Yes. We can film interviews with management, engineers, production specialists, workers, clients, or partners.

    For factories, we usually look for a quieter area away from production noise and we bring microphones and lighting suitable for the location.
  • We want our founder to read the voiceover for the video. Is it possible?
    Absolutely. This usually adds great value to the video, making the narration more personal and the message more credible.

    We usually discuss the text with the narrator a few days before filming. On the shoot, we bring the necessary equipment, including lighting, microphones, and a teleprompter — a transparent screen with the text on it. This means the narrator does not need to remember the text by heart and can instead read it at a comfortable pace while looking straight into the camera.
  • Do you work outside Estonia?
    Yes. We film industrial facilities all around Estonia, and can also work across Europe, depending on the project, schedule, and production needs.
About us
TakeOne is an Estonian production team with extensive experience in video and photography. Each member of our team has worked on a wide range of commercial, corporate, industrial, and documentary projects for more than ten years.

We produce company films, factory videos, product videos, photography, interviews, and content for trade shows, websites, and internal communication. Our work covers the full production process, from planning and scripting to filming, drone footage, editing, graphics, subtitles, voice-over, and multilingual versions.

When working with manufacturers, we take time to understand the production before filming begins. This helps us represent processes accurately, organise the shoot around the client’s operations, and create material that works both for communication teams and for the people who know the production in detail.
  • Maksim Shmeljov
    Producer / DOP
  • Feliks Mangus
    Producer / Director
  • Dmitri Maruta
    Cameraman / Photographer
  • Xenia Shabanova
    Drone operator / Photographer
  • Vladimir Zaitsev
    Technical assistant / Drone operator
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