Film production in Opole.
Documentary-led film with cinema discipline and multilingual delivery — produced on location and finished in our own edit room.
Documentary film house. Real proof. One team.
ALN is a documentary film house based in Poznań. Our films have reached over 20 million views, aired on TVP and EWTN, and toured 12 cities in a national theatrical run. We handle strategy, cinematography, and the web home the film lives on — all under one editorial roof. That full team travels to Opole for every project.
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Documentary films, national broadcast productions, and commercial work — the full portfolio.
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Tell us what you need. We come back with a real scope and a real timeline — no sales deck.
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Pick a slot. We talk through the brief, the budget, and whether the fit is right — before anything is committed.
What you get.
the main film
Documentary feature or short
A finished documentary built around a real story — research, interviews, observational filming, archive, and a graded master ready for screening, broadcast, or your own platform.
PL · DE · EN
Multilingual master + cutdowns
The film delivered with separate language stems and short cutdowns for press, partners, and social — the language plan locked before the shoot, never bolted on afterward.
perpetual
Library-grade archive
Raw interviews, ProRes masters, transcripts, and a clear naming convention handed over so the material outlives the campaign and stays usable for years.
The same production process, everywhere.
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Brief
A structured brief defines audience, scope, language plan, and the one decision the film must move — most of it resolved before we travel.
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Plan
Schedule, crew, access, and the travel block are locked together, so the days on the ground are spent shooting, not improvising.
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Shoot
A lean crew, controlled light, and clean sound — with production notes that keep the edit fast once we are back in the room.
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Deliver
Review links, masters, cutdowns, captions, and an archive handoff — delivered on a shared drive with a naming convention you own and can reuse.
Poznań-based. We travel to you.
We are Poznań-based and travel to Opole for every project. Opole is roughly three and a half hours south of Poznań, between Wrocław and Katowice on the Oder river. It is a natural intermediate stop on a Lower/Upper Silesia swing. The city's German minority community is the largest in Poland, which makes cross-cultural and bilingual PL/DE briefs particularly natural here — a register ALN handles from the first meeting.
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01Does ALN's trilingual capability matter specifically for Opole projects?
More than in most Polish cities, yes. Opole's German-speaking community means that PL/DE bilingual delivery is a natural fit for institutional, cultural, and heritage briefs here — not a translation add-on, but built into the production from day one.
02How long does a documentary film take from brief to delivery?
It depends on scope, but a focused documentary typically runs eight to sixteen weeks: brief and research, a planned shoot block, then edit with two structured feedback rounds. Multi-location or archive-heavy films take longer; we set a realistic lock date in pre-production and hold it.
03Who owns the footage and the final film?
You do. On delivery you receive the masters, the cutdowns, and the archive files outright, with a naming convention you can reuse. We keep a backup for safety, but the work and its rights are yours — there is no licensing trap.