I film for brands.
Launch films, company films, events and content every month, cut for every place you post. I still shoot and edit most of it myself, so you talk to the person behind the camera.

What brands book
Films and photos
- launch and product films
Short films that show a product doing its job. Macro shots, hands on the hardware, cut for 16:9 and 9:16.
- company and interview films
The people behind a company, on camera and sounding like themselves, with B-roll of the work they do.
- event films
Talks, conventions and launches, filmed on the day and cut for your channel.
Example: Where Are Your Boundaries? Neil Theise, for The Fascia Guide
- photography
Product and portrait stills, shot alongside a film or on their own.
Example: DDS TorqueSync product shoot for Sim-Lab.
Every month
- monthly content
A steady run of films and short cuts every month, planned with you and cut for every place you post.
- YouTube channel care
Thumbnails, titles, descriptions, playlists and a weekly video, so the channel keeps moving without you running it.
Example: The Fascia Guide channel
Films I've made
Client work first, then my own channels. Views are live from YouTube.
Introducing the DDS TorqueSyncfor Sim-LabLaunch film, 2026, 5.3K views
Introducing the GTSL Profor Sim-LabLaunch film, 2026, 4.6K views
I Never Raced Until I Built Sim-Labfor Sim-LabFounder film, 2026, 1.3K views
Where Are Your Boundaries? Neil Theisefor The Fascia GuideEvent film, 2026, 10.5K views
Why Nothing Changes, Per Johanssonfor The Fascia GuideEvent film, 2026, 1.3K views
Meet IMAGOfor IMAGOBrand collaboration, 2025, 5.2K views
On my own channels
Gear reviews and tests on @simitstudios and @AlexReinholdsson.
4 People Try the Sim-Lab DDS TorqueSyncOwn channelReview, 2026, 23.7K views
FatBlackCat PurrPro pedalsOwn channelReview, 2026, 21.2K views
The first Sim-Lab GTSL Pro reviewOwn channelReview, 2026, 5.8K views
Lumix S5 IIX, two years laterOwn channelReview, 2025, 3.6K views
Sirui Jupiter macro cine lensesOwn channelReview, 2025, 4K views
Sim-Lab channel makeover
One look for every video: a category tag, a bold title and the Sim-Lab logo. I also rewrote every description and set up the playlists.

How a retainer runs
Five steps, the same every month. What it costs depends on how much you need, and we work that out on the call.
Step 1: Call
We talk for 30 minutes about what you sell, who it's for and where the films will run.
Step 2: Plan
I send a plan for the month: which films, which formats and when we shoot.
Step 3: Shoot
I film everything on a planned shoot day, at your place or on location.
Step 4: Edit
I edit and grade the films myself, and you give notes before anything goes out.
Step 5: Deliver
You get every film cut for each place you post, ready to publish.
Good to know
- Which languages do you work in?
- English, Swedish and Dutch, for filming, interviews and calls.
- How long until I get the films?
- We agree on it per project, and it's set in the plan.
- How many rounds of notes do I get?
- Two rounds of changes on the cut are included.
- How fast do you reply?
- Within one working day.
- Do you travel?
- Travel within the Netherlands is included. Outside the Netherlands, I quote it in the plan.
- Who owns the films?
- You own the finished films, and the music is licensed for your use. I may show the work in my portfolio unless you say no.
- Can I have the raw footage?
- Yes, on request.
- Is any of it AI?
- Client films are real camera footage. AI helps behind the scenes: RoughCut builds a first cut, and CreatorScope helps test titles. Anything AI-made, like the Fascia Guide thumbnails, is labelled.
- Is the intro call free?
- Yes. It's 30 minutes on Zoom.
Need the films in front of more people? I can run the ads on Meta, Google and TikTok as an add-on.
Make sim racing or camera gear? I review it on my channels and make launch films for it too.
What should I film next?
Bring the product, the problem or the idea. We talk it through on a free 30-minute call on Zoom.