Interviews get a boom and a lav, not a camera mic ‘for safety’. Safety is a second recorder, not a worse microphone.
Wild tracks and room tone are shot even when the day is stills-heavy. A future cutdown will need them.
Music is licensed for the territories in the contract. A temp track that cannot be bought is not a creative direction; it is a trap.
Mix happens with picture, on speakers that resemble the client’s world — a laptop and a television, not only a suite.
We deliver stems when versions will be recut. A printed mix alone is how a six-month-later social cut sounds like a different film.
Dgti produces commercial photography and motion from Lublin. Stills and film share one plot so a campaign does not arrive as two vendors, and a lookbook does not argue with a cut in public. The rooms on Krakowskie Przedmieście hold tabletop, a compact cyclorama, and a colour desk. Clients review tethered stills and a calibrated picture in one visit. Product and grade are not two appointments. Location days stay on the plaster we recce. Bounce and a quiet key match the lane; we do not gel a postcard onto a grey street. If the weather turns we wait or we rewrite the shot. Agencies come with a media plan. We name masters for print, 1:1 and 9:16, keep a working project for the revision window, and hand an archive another team can open a year later.