Brief
A short call. Audience, the one thing the film has to do, and an honest view of what the room will allow.
- Goals
- Run-of-show
- Budget
Films of live events. Congresses, trade fairs, anniversaries. Shot for the room, cut for the Monday after.
A live room does not wait for a second take. We cover the day, then cut the film people actually send on. Highlights, interviews, booth films, same-day edits.
One camera or a full crew. You keep one point of contact from the first call to the graded master. All services
The day, in a film people actually finish. Highlights, recaps and the two minutes a team sends around on Monday.
↗02Conferences & keynotesMulti-day congresses and summits. Keynotes, panels, fireside chats and podcast-style conversations, lit and recorded where they happen.
↗03Trade fairs & boothsThe stand as a film: demos, conversations, the light, the crowd. A piece that still works after the hall is empty.
↗04Same-day editsOn-location editing when the next morning cannot wait. Finished clips while the event is still running.
↗05InterviewsSpeakers, guests and clients. Quiet light, a short briefing, and enough time that they sound like themselves.
↗06Brand & documentary storiesShort documentaries and campaign films. The series taught us how to find the person in the room. The client work is where that shows up.
↗07AnniversariesA company milestone told as a film the team will watch twice. Traffics’ twentieth year is the reference.
↗08PhotographyStills are not our main craft. When a job needs them, we bring photographers we have worked beside for years — one booking, one team.
↗Congresses, booths, anniversaries, campaigns. Hover to preview. Click to play. Full index
The run-of-show will change while we are rolling. The process is built so you do not have to think about the camera.
A short call. Audience, the one thing the film has to do, and an honest view of what the room will allow.
Shot list, crew size, interview windows, formats and the day the files are due. One page, not a deck.
We arrive with camera, sound and light. We move between stages and stay out of the way of the people who are working.
Same-day reels when the brief asks for them. Masters, cutdowns and subtitles in the days after — graded and mixed.
Meet the Good Ones Productions is Guy Dimenstein’s practice. He directs, he edits, and he is who you write to. About

Israeli filmmaker, in Berlin since 2006. His short The Messiah played the Toronto Jewish Film Festival in 2005. In 2021 he started meet THE GOOD ONES and Good Things Productions.