APPROACH.

The idea is to create a film that feels modern and warm and properly grounded in who you and your brother are. Halo Technology Lab does clever technical work, but the thing that will actually make your audience care is the human aspect behind it. The film should blend the tech with your story, the way you think, how you approach your work, and what makes working with your company unique.

We’ll film the interviews somewhere that feels inviting. For example, a nicely curated lounge or workspace with a sofa, soft light, a few plants or books, and subtle personal touches. The idea is to make the environment feel authentic, not cold. We can film individual interviews as well as moments of the two of you together, so we capture your shared history and the way you bounce off one another in conversation.

We’ll intercut interviews with b-roll of you working: collaborating on projects, engaging with clients (in their office or on zoom), prototyping, demonstrating technology in action, and capturing creative and technical processes.

To bring in a bit more of you as people, we can film a handful of simple real life moments. Maybe you walking through a bit of your neighbourhood that you love or a place where you tend to get ideas. We’ll also subtly weave in past photos, perhaps shots of workshops or talks you’ve attended, this gives audiences a sense of your wider role in the industry and subtly supports your credibility.

We’ll also show a run of digital overlays throughout the video. As you talk about different projects, we can layer in images of AI outputs, screens showing mapping tools, training dashboards, or the early stages of a build. The aim is that viewers see the work happening while you speak, so it feels modern and alive, not something abstract.

We’ll let the camera move between steady shots and slightly looser handheld work, enough to keep things flowing and to soften the edges so the story feels more personal.

For the story itself, we can guide it through a simple arc. Where you began, what you believe, how you approach the work now, and what Halo is moving towards. We do not need to lock the structure yet. We will have a proper conversation with you first, ask the right questions, and shape the interview prompts so we can draw out the moments that feel honest and interesting.

The final piece should feel warm and human, as well as confident and contemporary. Something that shows the craft and the design thinking behind Halo, but also the people at the heart of it. The thing people really remember is how a film makes them feel, and this one should leave them thinking Halo is not just clever but also genuinely approachable and thoughtful.