CLIENT // PROFILE
TESTIMONIAL VIDEO
We had the privilege to collaborate on a captivating testimonial video showcasing the successful partnership between Otto International and TradeBeyond. From shooting at the modern headquarters of Otto International in Hong Kong to capturing insightful interviews with the CEO and key team members, our production highlighted the essence of authenticity. During the video production, we focused on crafting videos that communicate real stories—authentic, innovating, and rich with character.
THE STORY
CROSS BORDERS FILMING
For this project, Visual Suspect ventured beyond Hong Kong to film in Shanghai in China, illustrating how Otto International and TradeBeyond operate across international facilities. From bustling quality centers to interactive on-site teams, our crews documented each environment with precision.
TELLING THE STORY OF OPERATIONS ON THE GROUND
CRAFTING THE NARRATIVE
In the final chapter of our production, we honed in on the narratives that drive collaboration between Otto International and Trade Beyond. With a combination of cinematic shots and raw storytelling, the audience gains insight into how this partnership not only drives innovation but ensures sustainability and transparency in their processes.
SHOOTING WITH OTTO INTERNATIONAL’S LEADERSHIP TEAM
LEADERSHIP & HK HEADQUARTERS
Visual Suspect worked closely with Otto International’s CEO and key executives, filming authentic interviews that reflected true insights into their vision. Shot within their Hong Kong headquarters, the visuals captured the organization’s dynamic leadership, grounding the video in a modern, professional atmosphere.
CRAFTING STORIES THAT DRIVE IMPACT
FILMING FUTURE OF SUPPLY CHAIN ON FILM
Through advanced color grading, parallel action editing, and compelling storytelling, Visual Suspect brought Otto International and TradeBeyond’s partnership full circle. By highlighting their achievements in ESG compliance, transparency, and efficiency, we created a video that inspires trust and admiration.
