Film & Video / Interview-led event film
Finternet Fintech Event Film
An interview-led fintech event film for Finternet, captured during Money20/20 Europe at RAI Amsterdam.
Film & Video / Event Film
A marine-technology event film following Zero Degree Technology as it builds cross-border business presence at RAI Amsterdam.
Year
2026
Location
RAI Amsterdam, Netherlands
Type of work
Marine-technology event film
Client
Zero Degree Technology
Engagement
Cross-cultural B2B trade-show coverage
Project narrative
Zero Degree Technology needed more than event coverage. The film shows how an Asian marine-technology brand can build connection with European and international service providers through product context, conversation, and trust.
VISIONRUN shaped the piece as a calm visual asset for cross-cultural B2B communication: clear enough for business use, polished enough for brand presentation, and specific enough to carry the trade-show context beyond the event itself.
Project overview
Type of work
Marine-technology event film
Engagement
Cross-cultural B2B trade-show coverage
Scope
Deliverables
Film player / 01:10
Credits
Approach
Visual approach
The film treats cross-border trade communication as a visual problem. The coverage stays calm and business-focused, showing how a brand from Asia can build connection with European and international marine service providers.
Process
VISIONRUN focused on the moments where product, conversation, and trust meet: trade-show presence, service context, and the brand's ability to make its offer legible across cultures.
Visual sequence
The frames show a marine-technology brand moving from booth presence into clearer international business communication.
Continue
If a similar brief is in view, a short note on place, timing, and references is enough to begin the conversation.
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