Alongside the wrap
Project film
Photos and video of your build — the strip-down, the install and the bike finished. Shot because the work is worth documenting, not as an upsell.
$350–$900 Added to a wrap it starts at $350; a photo set on its own is $200.
The idea
The name is not only about vinyl
K Films started with a camera as much as a squeegee. A wrap takes days and most of that is invisible once the panels go back on, so it gets shot while it happens.
- What gets covered
- The bike as it arrives, the strip-down, film going on, and the finished machine once it is back together.
- What you get
- Stills you can use, and a short edit for social when the build warrants one.
- Going public
- Entirely optional. Plenty of bikes never leave the folder, and that costs you nothing either way.
- Photo or video only
- Shoots without a wrap go through Roller Reels rather than here.
Straight answers
Where this actually stands
The garage is young and the library is still being built. Here is the honest state of it.
The back catalogue is small
There is not a decade of finished builds to point at. What exists is on the gallery and it is all real work.
Instagram is the live feed
Day to day it goes to @kisalafilms. Longer edits land when there is enough footage to justify one.
Your bike is not a content requirement
If you would rather it stayed off the internet, say so on the quote form and that is the end of it.
Wrapping something worth filming?
Start with the wrap. The camera comes along with it.
No extra charge
Documenting the build is part of how the garage works, not a line on the invoice.