Image documentation

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An Image documentation (of English. Image ) is a cinematic accompaniment of a project that authentically portrays the project by a public body, company or association from the beginning to the end.

The image documentation is a further development of the business film , which in the past was primarily used as a training video and had less of an advertising character. The image documentation serves both, it is a source of information and image promotion. It shows in a staged way what characterizes the respective project. The image material is not moderated by a speaker or off camera , but is embedded in casual interviews with the contemporary witnesses involved in the project, giving it its documentary form.

Types of use

Due to the rapid development of modern media, the cinematic presentation is becoming more and more important. The image documentation is shown on flat screens at trade fair presentations, integrated as a video stream in web formats or used as a podcast and TV report.

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