Online course filming

The Teaching Module starts at 1,500 GEL for up to 3 lessons, 20 finished minutes and 3 total hours on location. Other starting budgets are 3,500, 6,500 and 12,000 GEL. All scope limits apply together. The final total is confirmed after reviewing the material, location, language and additions.

We need the lesson list, an approved script or detailed speaking outline, finished slides and a working demonstration environment. You approve subject accuracy and the rights to use the content. We help organise recording sections, visual continuity and the filming itself.

These packages produce video from educational material you have prepared. The recording plan, shot order and splitting an existing script into camera-friendly sections are included. Subject research, learning objectives, programme design and writing the complete teaching text are outside these prices. Specialist contributions need a separate brief.

Both, together with total time on location. For example, the Mini Course allows up to 6 lessons, 45 finished minutes and one 6-hour day. Six lessons running to 70 minutes, ten lessons totalling 45 minutes, or extra filming time exceed that scope and are quoted in advance.

No. They are the crew’s total time at the location, including setup, lighting, sound tests, rehearsal, recording, breaks, presenter changes and pack-down. Actual recording time is shorter, so preparation matters. An extra hour with the same crew is 350 GEL and must be arranged in advance.

The Teaching Module uses one camera and agreed screen capture. Higher tiers use a main camera and a fixed second angle within one setup, rather than two independently moving camera operators. Standard finished files are Full HD MP4. A 4K handover, complex demonstration or additional operator is separately scoped.

Yes. We can alternate the presenter and slides, show them together or insert a software screen recording. Packages include up to 10, 25, 50 or 100 client-supplied slides. We agree a standard layout, titles and sizing; a complete presentation redesign and complex animation are additional work.

We begin with a short test, find a comfortable position and break the material into manageable sections. You can repeat sections within the booked time. Rehearsing beforehand helps maintain a natural pace. A teleprompter is considered for the script and format and quoted separately when needed.

We agree a studio setup or suitable client space in Tbilisi. Prices cover one agreed address and your own presenters. We check quietness, lighting control, access and space for equipment. Location hire, another city, a second address, makeup and a hired lecturer or presenter’s fee are separately agreed.

Each package includes a separate SRT for Georgian speech in every lesson. You review specialist terms, names and numbers. One additional caption language, including translation, is 200 GEL per block of up to 10 finished minutes. Filming in another language, voiceover and specialist accessibility adaptations are separately quoted.

The first edit is delivered in 7, 10, 15 or 20 working days, depending on the package, counted from the final shoot and receipt of all agreed material. The first tier has one consolidated revision round; the others have two. One round combines notes across all lessons. Final delivery depends on prompt feedback; new scripts and fresh recording are additional work.

Yes. Lessons are handed over as separate files, allowing a replacement to be planned. New filming requires a new visit and matching the existing treatment. Editing an extra lesson of up to 10 minutes from available footage costs 300 GEL; source availability and the changes needed are checked first.

These packages deliver video and agreed supporting files. A learning platform, accounts, payment handling, tests, certificates, advertising and sales are separate work. We check the intended upload specifications in advance, but do not promise a particular number of sales, views or learning outcomes.

The client prepares test accounts, removes personal data and secures required permissions for participants, slides, software and third-party materials. Channels of use and music are agreed in writing before filming. Camera originals, project files and storage periods are not automatically bundled; any required handover and retention terms must be specified in advance.