TOURISM & WILDLIFE

 

 

 

 

 

„TURN LOCATIONS INTO A STORY“

CLIENT

ČESKÁ KRAJINA
PHANGHAN BAYSHORE
SAMUI SANCTUARY

BUDGET

individual budgets

ABOUT PROJECT

Hotels, resorts, and accommodations aiming to showcase the experience and spark desire before check-in.
Tourist destinations and regions wanting to highlight the best of their culture, nature, and atmosphere.
Travel agencies seeking to make their offers more attractive and stand out from the competition.
Experience and outdoor companies—from rafting to tastings—needing to bring events and emotions to the screen.
City and regional institutions promoting tourism and targeting a new generation of visitors.
Airlines and transport providers that want to be part of the travel story—not just the means to get there.

PRODUCTION

Cinematic approach
Authentic storytelling
Precise color grading
Music and sound that immerse

OUTPUTS

Time required: minimum 30 days

Ideal platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram

EUROPEAN WILDLIFE

European Wildlife needed a video to effectively support their crowdfunding campaign aimed at securing grants for the protection and preservation of European bison. The video was intended to carry an emotional impact and inform viewers about the importance of bison for the ecosystem, their role in nature, and the urgent need for their conservation. The goal was to capture public attention and encourage active participation in the campaign.

For this campaign, we created a dynamic and unconventional video featuring cinematic footage of bison in their natural habitat. The video was designed with a fresh approach, centering around a “photographer” who becomes a symbol of bison protection. The combination of emotional imagery and the story of bison preservation created a powerful call to support the crowdfunding initiative. This creative approach evoked strong emotions and drew public interest, leading to the campaign’s success and raising hundreds of thousands Euros

PHANGAN – BAYSHORE RESORT & SPA

In this cinematic spot from the Thai island of Koh Phangan, we captured more than just a resort. Visually, we transported the viewer into an atmosphere of tropical tranquility — a place where the sun shimmers on the sea, palms whisper in the breeze, and every detail of the interior harmonizes with the surrounding nature.

The shots were composed to emphasize the elegance and calm of the location — slow camera movements, natural light during the golden hour, close-ups of textures, water, rooms, and service.
All together, they create a visual story that stirs the desire to be there. You’re not just watching a hotel — you’re feeling its atmosphere.

The video was crafted as a powerful branding tool for a boutique resort that builds on experience, aesthetics, and a deep connection to nature.

SAMUI ELEPHANT SANCTUARY

In the heart of the tropical island of Samui, surrounded by greenery and the silence of nature, there is a place where elephants are not attractions — but personalities.
The video for Elephant Sanctuary Samui captures more than just camera movement. It tells a story of healing, calm, and coexistence.

Through slow cinematic shots, natural light, and a focus on details, we told this story without words — only through imagery and atmosphere.
With every step the elephant takes in the mud, every moment in the water, you feel their naturalness, dignity, and freedom.

This is not a typical documentary or commercial.
It is a visual tribute to animals that deserve peace,
and to the place that gives it to them.

 

Mgr. Dalibor Dostál

Director of European wildlife organization

I usually have a clear vision of the results before starting any project. When Robert Marek from Framepic Production approached the video spot from a different angle than I expected, I initially watched with a bit of skepticism. But the final outcome pleasantly surprised me — especially with its dynamic energy and the story it managed to tell in just a few seconds. We ended up with promotional material that clearly stands out from all the rest.

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