Documentaries on commission

From the first interview to the festival screen: research, testimony, archive and an original score, shaped into a film that lasts. The way The Jews of Corfu was made.

The Jews of Corfu (2022) was directed, shot and edited by Mirjan Gjergjevica over seventeen months, without outside funding, and was selected for the 24th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival and the 19th San Francisco Greek Film Festival. The same way of working is available on commission.

A documentary can keep a community’s memory, open an exhibition, mark an anniversary or tell the story of a family or a company. It starts with a conversation about the story and the people who need to see it, and ends with a film made to last, in the versions you need for screenings, festivals and online.

Free guide · PDF · 7 pages · 376 KB Documentary Planning Workbook Answer the questions a director asks before the first call. Print it, fill it in with the people who know the story, and you will know what kind of film you need and what it involves. See the guide

Selected work

#01Documentary · 2022

The Jews of Corfu

How it works

Four steps, one person accountable from start to finish.

#01Conversation
A short call about what you need, who it is for and where it will live.
#02Treatment
A written and visual treatment with approach, references, schedule and a fixed quote.
#03Production
Pre-production, the shoot, and everything on the ground in between.
#04Post
Edit, colour and sound in-house, with two rounds of revisions and every delivery format you need.

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