We have a solid track record and nearly two decades of experience, making us one of the best companies in the region. Our clients know that no matter if they need a social media video or video marketing campaign, we can make it happen! We have advanced equipment from top brands like Sony, Canon, RED, Arri and more, and Beverly Boy Productions provides award winning production and customer service. We are ready to answer any questions you may have at anytime- 24/7/365. If you want to work with talented video production companies in Essen, call us to speak with a team member now!

When you need a stunning location for your video production, Essen is where you need to be. This city has a number of historical sites, such as The Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex, the city's most famous landmark. For decades, the coal mine ranked among the largest of its kind in Europe. It was opened in the 1930s and shut down in the late 1970s. Built in 1873 by industrial magnate Alfred Krupp, Villa Hügel is a 269-room mansion. At the time it was built, it featured some of the first central hot air heating system, own water and gas works, and electric internal and external telegraph (and telephone) systems. Essen Minster and treasury is a Gothic hall church made from light sandstone. The first church on the premises dates back to between 845 and 870. The current church was constructed in 1275. A Toulouse film crew is perfect for filming off site interviews at these historical sites and many others for your next project. Essen was founded around 845 AD, and didn't really flourish until the onset of industrialization. Iron works shaped the city and that can be seen in a lot of the architecture here today. If you need a unique place to film testimonials, you can find it here and capture what makes this city so unique. If you need local affordable videographers or commercial videography, give us a call! We have a professional cameraman ready to work with you today!

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