Let's create something cinematic.
Reach out via WhatsApp or email — we'll get back within 24 hours.
What happens after you reach out.
No form to chase, and no waiting a week for a number. The path from a first message to a booked shoot day runs the same way on every project.
You send one message.
WhatsApp is the fastest route — messages are read the same day and usually answered within a few hours, email comes back inside 24 hours. Send whatever you have: a rough idea, a reference reel, or a date you need to hit.
Aboud asks a handful of questions.
You are talking to the person who will show up with the camera, not a sales desk. The questions are practical — what you are filming, how many finished videos you need, where the footage ends up, and whether a date is already locked in.
A quote gets built around your shoot.
Nothing is priced off a template. Once the scope is clear the quote comes back in writing, separated into shoot time, editing and delivery.
Three things that turn a guess into a real quote.
What you are filming, and how many videos.
One trend reel and a set of six product videos are two different days. Knowing the deliverable count is what separates a rough range from a firm answer.
Where, and for how long.
A single location for three hours is a different plan from three locations across a full day. Travel, setup and lighting all follow from this one answer.
Where it gets published, and by when.
Vertical reels, a YouTube episode and a paid ad are framed, graded and exported differently. A deadline changes the schedule, not the standard of the work.
What a first shoot day looks like.
Aboud arrives ahead of call time and sets up before anyone is asked to stand in front of a lens — lighting first, then audio, then a walk through the shot list so nobody is improvising. Filming runs in short blocks with playback between them, so you see what you are getting while there is still time to change it. If someone on your team has never been on camera, that is normal: direction is part of the job, and a teleprompter comes along whenever there are lines to deliver. Cards are backed up before the gear is packed away, and finished files land within roughly five to seven days.
Filmed and directed in English and Arabic.
Direction on set, the questions before it and every message in between happen in whichever of the two you are comfortable in. For Arabic-speaking businesses across the GTA, that means no interpreter in the room and nothing lost between brief and final cut.
Mississauga · GTA-wide coverage.
Based in Mississauga, we travel across the Greater Toronto Area for shoots — from Downtown Toronto to Brampton, Oakville, and Vaughan.
In practice that means shoots in Mississauga and Etobicoke most weeks, regular days in Downtown Toronto and North York, and no hesitation about driving out to Brampton, Oakville, Vaughan, Markham or Milton when that is where the location is. Travel inside the GTA is planned into the shoot day.
Before you reach out.
Let's get started.
The fastest way to reach us — message on WhatsApp and we'll respond within hours.
