When should we film?
Use live action to show people, scale, working conditions and the real operating sequence.
SHAR / INDUSTRIAL
Industrial video across live action and CGI
Facility filming and CGI for equipment with technical review, access rules and delivery versions defined in one scope.
PUBLIC INDUSTRIAL WORKM-TECHNO ↗01 / MATERIAL
Published production context without invented outcomes
The M-Techno film confirms available material and production context; it does not transfer its brief or results to another project.
02 / QUICK ANSWERS
What to define before the script
Access conditions, operating reality and approved technical facts determine whether the film uses live action, CGI or both.
When should we use CGI?
Use CGI for hidden mechanisms, inaccessible stages or a precise explanation of how equipment works.
Who approves facts?
A designated client technical reviewer confirms terminology and process accuracy.
What defines the estimate?
Access, the shot list, CGI scope, rights and delivery versions define the estimate.
03 / METHOD CHOICE
Choose the method by evidence access
A single film can combine live action, CGI and motion where the evidence requires it.
| Method | Job | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Live action | People and operations | Access and safety |
| CGI | Mechanisms and hidden stages | CAD and review |
| Hybrid | Facility plus digital layer | Tracking and composite |
| Motion | Diagrams and data | Terminology |
04 / CONTROL
Production controls for facility work
Access, safety, technical review and delivery are agreed before production.
Access
Approved zones and filming windows.
Safety
Induction, PPE and facility rules.
Facts
Terminology and operating sequence.
Delivery
Master file and approved versions.
05 / SCOPE AND ESTIMATE
Access, CGI and rights share one estimate
Reviews happen before expensive output.
From RUB 900,000
Access, filming, model readiness, CGI shots and versions drive the estimate.
The client confirms both
SHAR does not invent engineering facts; the facility defines safety and confidentiality.
Only listed files transfer
Models and project files are not automatic.
Production partnership, white-label, NDA and international work are agreed in advance.
06 / QUESTIONS
Before industrial filming or CGI
Method, access, accuracy, estimate and delivery.
When should we film a facility and when should we use CGI?
Live action fits real people, scale and operating processes. CGI fits internal mechanisms, hidden stages, unavailable equipment and controlled technical explanation. A hybrid film can combine both.
Which technical inputs are needed?
Drawings, CAD, process diagrams, equipment references, approved terminology, access rules and a responsible technical reviewer form the initial evidence set.
How are safety and access handled?
Facility requirements take priority. The client defines induction, PPE, restricted zones, confidentiality, operating windows and which actions may be filmed.
How much does industrial video cost?
The published starting guide is RUB 900,000. The estimate follows access, shoot scope, model readiness, CGI shots, review gates, rights and delivery versions.
Who approves technical accuracy?
A designated client specialist approves terms, sequence, geometry, interfaces and process claims. SHAR does not invent engineering facts.
Can SHAR work under NDA or white label?
Yes. SHAR can work directly or as an agency production partner. Client contact, credits, confidentiality, approvals and handoff are agreed before production.
Which versions can be delivered?
The scope can include a master, shorter edits, subtitles, presentation files and formats for sites or exhibition screens. Source and project files are not transferred automatically.
07 / RELATED FORMATS
Related technical formats
08 / START A PROJECT
Send the task and access rules
Include the facility, channels, timing, available evidence and technical reviewer.
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