Corporate Video Production

Corporate video in China runs through three main corridors. The first covers the Beijing Haidian and Chaoyang campuses of Baidu, ByteDance, and Lenovo, plus the state-owned enterprises clustered around Financial Street. The second spans the Shanghai Lujiazui and Hongqiao headquarters of ICBC, Bank of China, Ping An, NIO, Pinduoduo, and Meituan. The third is the Shenzhen Nanshan-Bantian belt, where Tencent, Huawei, DJI, and BYD run flagship innovation parks.

Our team shoots executive interviews at Tencent Binhai Mansion and the Huawei Ox Horn campus. We cover factory floors across BYD and Geely plants in Shenzhen and Hangzhou, capture investor-relations footage at Hangzhou Xixi for Alibaba milestones, and film recruitment pieces at the Lenovo and Xiaomi R&D centres. Each shoot plan turns your global brand system into a schedule that respects Chinese business protocol and SOE approval cycles. It also keeps the quiet on-set presence that Hong Kong-listed, A-share, and US-listed Chinese boards demand from any commissioned production.

Our producers bring NDAs and data-handling clauses into pre-production by default. We route footage through secure local handover workflows that meet China's Cybersecurity Law and Data Security Law cross-border transfer rules. Our bilingual crews are briefed on the privacy posture that multinational European headquarters and domestic SOEs expect. Multilingual delivery in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Japanese, and Korean comes from native voice talent booked through Beijing and Shanghai agencies. A single shoot day yields versions for global intranets, WeChat Work channels, AGM portals, recruitment Bilibili pages, and outside campaigns. ESG stories, town halls, change-management broadcasts, and milestone films all run through one setup, and our crews are fluent in 17% VAT invoicing, fapiao reconciliation, and the SAFE-adjacent forms that global finance teams need for cross-border billing.