We do video production in Portugal for Portuguese and international brands.

You can work with us in English, and we deliver your film with English subtitles or voice-over when you need it.

Approach

We start with what your company needs the video to do.

It might be selling more, being better known or hiring better. From there we tell you what we think will work, what is not worth filming, and we plan the campaign.

Formats

One shoot day covers every screen.

From the same shoot day come the horizontal version for your website, the vertical one for Reels and the square one for the feed. Each is edited from scratch for where it will appear.

16:9. Website, YouTube and TV. El Corte Inglés, Air Invictus.

Clients

We asked our clients what they thought of working with us.

An interview recorded at the end of a shoot in Madrid, and four ratings written by clients when their projects closed. The ratings average 9.6 out of 10.

Carlos Orce, Business and Partnership Analyst, ProKitchens Madrid

Corporate films. Recorded in English, with subtitles. 1 min.

They fully understood our brief and delivered outstanding results. The team's passion and professionalism shone through at every stage of the project. Highly recommended.

Ruth Moran, Performance Marketing

ProKitchens

Corporate films.

The live monitoring during filming let us adjust shots in real time and raise the final result.

João Silva, Expert Surfacing

Carl Zeiss Portugal

Corporate film. Translated from Portuguese.

From the start we built a relationship of trust and teamwork, which led to fantastic footage. Many times our expectations were actually exceeded.

David Joaquim, Owner

Ohana Poke

Social media. Translated from Portuguese.

Professionalism, availability and transparency throughout the process. When something unexpected came up, the team responded quickly and with commitment. The result met our expectations.

Salvador Holstein, Marketing Director

Once Upon Lisboa

Translated from Portuguese.

We have worked with these brands.

  • Carl Zeiss
  • Sacoor Brothers
  • Highgate
  • Sirius Park
  • Once Upon a House
  • Once Upon Lisboa
  • Oro Vivo
  • Hotel Cristal
  • Hotel Casa Palmela
  • Sóçe
  • Ohana Poke
  • ifoffice
  • El Corte Inglés
  • Bitdefender
  • Fismuler
  • ProKitchens
  • Liga Portugal
  • CRESCER

Process

From your request to a written proposal, it takes three steps.

We get your request.

We reply within 24 hours on working days, by email or phone, to set up a call.

We talk.

On a call or in person, to understand what you want to achieve and by when.

You get a written proposal.

It says what we will do, when, and how much it costs. The price does not change halfway.

A single, simple video is fine too.

On set

Every shot is prepared before we press record.

Light, framing and colour are decided on the shoot day. What you see on the monitor is what reaches the film.

Here is what you get when you work with us.

  • Daniel Lopes, founder and director of Beyond Focus

    Daniel Lopes

    Founder and Director

  • Pedro, camera and creative at Beyond Focus

    Pedro

    Camera and Creative

  • Willen, camera and post-production at Beyond Focus

    Willen

    Camera and Post-production

  • Tiago, sales manager at Beyond Focus

    Tiago

    Sales Manager

  • Yuki, the black cat at Beyond Focus

    Yuki

    Director of Naps and Quality Control

We stay with you after the shoot.

You can come back to us with questions, new versions or the next idea, even with no project running.

Illustration of the review screen in the Beyond Portal

You review everything in the Beyond Portal.

You see each version as soon as it is ready and tell us what to change on the video itself.

PortoLisbonAlgarveMadridParis

We have filmed in Lisbon, Porto, the Algarve, Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam and Poland.

Are you bringing your own production to Portugal?

These pages cover crews, fixers, permits, locations and the film incentive.

Clients usually ask us these questions before they start.

Tell us what the video has to show and where it will be seen.

If you would rather talk first, you can call Daniel.