Social & Brand Content Creation
Vertical video built for how people actually watch — Reels, TikToks and Shorts that hold attention in the first second. For hotels, restaurants and brands in Ayia Napa, Paralimni, Larnaca and Limassol that need content between the big campaigns.
Shot for vertical, not cropped into it
A 16:9 film squeezed into a 9:16 frame always looks like a compromise. Vertical content is framed vertical from the start — composition, pacing and captions built for a phone held in one hand and often watched with the sound off.
Enough content to stay consistent
The hardest part of social is not one good video, it is the twentieth. A single shoot day at a hotel in Ayia Napa or a restaurant in Limassol can produce a batch of cuts that covers weeks of posting, so the feed stays alive between larger productions.
Built for a season that starts and stops
Coastal Cyprus does not trade evenly across the year. Resorts in Paralimni and Ayia Napa need a bank of content ready before the season opens, not a shoot booked in the middle of it. Planning shoots against the season is the difference between posting consistently in July and scrambling.
Content that still looks like the brand
Fast does not have to mean rough. The same eye for light, framing and grade that goes into a commercial goes into a thirty-second vertical — so social content strengthens the brand rather than quietly undercutting it.
- Content planning around campaigns and seasons
- Vertical video shot and framed for 9:16
- Batch production across a single shoot day
- Platform-ready cuts for Reels, TikTok and Shorts
- Captions, hooks and thumbnails
- Colour grading consistent with your brand
Do you travel for content shoots?
Across Cyprus as standard — Ayia Napa, Paralimni, Larnaca, Limassol, Nicosia and Pafos are all a short drive. I travel further afield too, from Greece and the islands to Dubai and Southeast Asia; a resort film has already been shot on Gili Air in Indonesia. Ask with dates and a location.
Can you repurpose footage we already have?
Often, yes. Existing footage can be recut and regraded into vertical formats, though material framed for widescreen has limits. Worth a conversation about what you have before assuming a new shoot is needed.
How much content comes out of one shoot day?
That depends on locations and how many looks are involved, but a well-planned day is built to produce a batch rather than a single hero cut. Planning that in advance is what makes the difference.