Granit Stein: a cinematic athlete portrait

Press and venue version · 2:35 minutes · German audio. Compressed edition for the website.

This reference combines staged, AI-visualised scenes with supplied images and press material. It demonstrates storytelling and visual production; staged scenes are not documentary competition footage.

Reference film summary

The film tells the story of Granit Stein’s sporting journey: training, signing a contract, event preparation, a setback and a new opportunity. Press images and boxing scenes lead to a future appearance in Ingolstadt. German narration, music and sound effects accompany the story.

From training to the next big appearance

Training, a setback, a fresh start and the next appearance: the film builds one connected story. Portraits, press images, titles and sound connect its individual chapters.

For an appearance with a story to tell

A company film for your website and presentations. An athlete portrait for partners and audiences. An event film for the stage and pre-event communication. Tone, length and format follow the intended use.

Which film suits your project?

Cinematic Video Ad Pro

from €1,700 excl. VAT

15–30 seconds · one 9:16 master

  • One concept and up to seven agreed scenes
  • Mini storyboard, editing, brand animation and sound design
  • Two bundled revision rounds
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B2B offers, plus applicable VAT. Starting prices cover a written, agreed scene and production scope. The reference illustrates one possible result, not an unlimited package.

Agreed separately: on-location filming, additional scenes after concept approval, extra language and format versions, special music or voice-over rights, and paid-ad, TV or cinema usage. Organic use on your own website and social channels is included within the agreed usage scope.

From brief to finished film

  1. Define the goal and material

    Tell us your audience, intended use, target date and available material.

  2. Approve concept and quote

    We agree the story, scenes, length, rights, revisions and price in writing.

  3. Produce and review

    Review a first version and provide consolidated feedback.

  4. Receive the final files

    After approval, receive your film in the agreed format.

What story would you like to tell?

Describe the occasion, audience, intended use and budget. We will assess a suitable production scope.

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