Filming and photographing in Nantes
The Île de Nantes, with the Machines de l'île and the rehabilitated halls, has become the district of creation and digital. The Cité des Congrès and the exhibition park host conventions and trade shows, Euronantes gathers head offices around the station, and the estuary links the city to Saint-Nazaire and its shipyards.
You find settings that speak for themselves — halls, quays, workshops — and a western light that changes fast. We prepare remotely, scout when the venue deserves it, shoot compact, edit in Strasbourg. Travel is written into the quote.
Corporate films in Nantes
A corporate film in Nantes follows the same rules as anywhere: writing before the camera, a goal named before the shoot, people who are not actors and need to be put at ease. Brand film, recruitment film, site presentation, executive interview, client testimonial — we choose the format with you according to what it must achieve, not what is in fashion.
What changes with the city is the setting and the pace. We take them as they are: your offices, your workshop, your district, rather than an interchangeable studio.
Events: conferences, seminars, evenings
A conference, a seminar, an annual convention, a launch evening: the event cannot be replayed. We scout the venues when they deserve it, plan sound and light as they will be, and shoot light to be everywhere without getting in anyone's way. The result then serves for months — teaser, aftermovie, clips for social media, full recording for those who were not there.
Films and photography are often combined on the same event, with a single crew.
Corporate and event photography
Executive portraits, team photos, a report on a site, photo coverage of an event: corporate photography demands speed and accuracy — images that look like the people and can be used everywhere, from the website to the press. We deliver coherent series, retouched with restraint, ready for every medium.
How it works from Strasbourg
DB Vision is based in Strasbourg and works across France and abroad. A project in Nantes starts with a remote conversation — video call or phone — to frame the goal, the audience and the expected content. Then comes the writing, and a scout when the venue justifies it, often through photos and plans with your teams on site.
On the day of the shoot, the crew and the gear arrive together. When several pieces are planned — film, interviews, photos — we group them on the same trip so your teams are disturbed only once. Editing happens at the studio, with remote rounds of approval. Travel is written into the quote, no surprises.
Where DB Vision stands
DB Vision is a video & photo agency founded by Dan Berg and based in Strasbourg. Its expertise, for companies and brands: films, photography, art direction, motion design, websites and visual identity. Find out more about the house, its work and its way of working.
