Office Tour

Create a tour of [COMPANY_NAME]'s workspace in [CITY], filmed as it actually is on an ordinary working day. The value of this film is orientation. A candidate or visitor wants to know what it is like to be in the building. Tidying it into a showroom removes the only useful information. ONE CONTINUOUS MOVE at walking pace, entering as a visitor would: 1. Arrive at the entrance from outside and move through the door. 2. Through reception or the entrance area. Slow slightly — thresholds need a beat. 3. Into the main working space. Perform one slow lateral arc so the full width and the real occupancy register. People are working normally and do not look up. 4. Continue past the desks, close enough to see what is actually on them. 5. Through to a secondary space: a kitchen, a break area, a quiet room. Show it in use, or show it plainly empty. Do not stage a group having coffee. 6. Past any specialist area — a workshop, a lab, a studio, a server room — whatever is specific to [INDUSTRY]. This is the most interesting part of any workplace and is usually skipped. 7. End at a window with a view out, or at the quietest corner of the office, and stop. HEIGHT AND PACE. Constant eye-level height, steady walking pace, smooth gimbal motion. Decelerate at doorways. STAGING. None. Real mess on desks, real coats on chairs, real whiteboard content. Every light on and all blinds open so the space reads bright. Nobody addresses the camera. No staged conversations. [ASPECT_RATIO], runtime [DURATION]. Photoreal, bright, level, natural light. No cuts, no text, no logos, no staged interactions, no tidied desks.