Films for brands, companies and outdoor sport.

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Hello.

Nicolas Pury

I'm Nico, a videographer based in Valais, Switzerland. I make films for brands, companies and events — after more than ten years behind a camera.

Alongside videography I'm completing a business degree at the University of St. Gallen, so every film starts from what it has to achieve — not just how it should look. I direct, shoot, edit and grade, from solo shoots through to multi-camera productions.

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All projects

    Clients & collaborators

    Beyond outdoor sport

    Corporate films

    Films your marketing
    can use.

    I'm finishing a business degree at the University of St. Gallen, so I plan a film the way your marketing team would: who it's for, where it will run and what it should achieve. Company films, launches, conferences and events, delivered in the formats your channels need.

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      Brand & company films

      Who you are and why it matters, told once and told properly. For companies that need a film to carry their positioning rather than just look nice.

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      Event & conference films

      Multi-day programmes condensed into something worth sharing. Shot across the full event, cut to carry the atmosphere rather than just document it.

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      Campaign content

      One shoot that covers your channels: a main film, short reels and photos. For Swijin, a single day produced a one-minute hero film, a reel per discipline and a full set of stills.

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      Destination & tourism

      Films for destinations, resorts and regional bodies. Mountain and outdoor work is where I started and it is still what I shoot best.

    Case studies

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    Event film · Aftermovie · 2026

    UNIVERSA

    UNIVERSA is the women's business network at the University of St. Gallen, helping female students build the skills and contacts for their careers. This is the aftermovie of its Women's Days 2026, held in the Square building.

    The brief
    An immersive aftermovie that shows more than what happened. It also had to present the goals of Women's Days and what was discussed over the two days.
    The approach
    Filmed alone across both days, with an interchangeable-lens camera on the ground and my FPV drone for the aerial shots.
    Play

    Company film · Vertical · Start-up

    FortyFour

    A start-up producing CO₂ for greenhouses. Filmed as part of my bachelor work at the University of St. Gallen.

    The brief
    A vertical presentation film introducing the company and its two founders.
    The approach
    Two days, filmed alone: one for interviews with the founders, one in the greenhouses for the b-roll.

    How a project runs

    1. 01

      Brief

      We start with what the film has to do: who it's for, where it will live, and what should change once people have seen it.

    2. 02

      Plan

      Concept, shot list and schedule, agreed up front along with a clear quote.

    3. 03

      Shoot

      Solo when that's the right call, with a crew when it isn't. One day or several.

    4. 04

      Deliver

      Edit, colour and sound, plus the cut-downs each platform needs. You review, I refine.

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    About

    Films made
    in the field.

    Swiss videographer based in Valais, completing a Bachelor's at the University of St. Gallen. Ten years behind a camera, plus the business training to understand what a film is actually for — the objective behind the brief, not just the brief.

    Director of SAFAR, a feature-length motorcycle documentary awarded the Coup de cœur prize by the City of Sion. Creator of the Alanis Siffert × Swijin campaign, aired on the main screen at the Challenge Roth Ironman 2026.

    I work with companies, destinations and brands who want their story told with craft and without filler — from company films and event coverage through to high-altitude ski lines.

    Recognition

    1. 2026Swijin — Full brand campaignMulti-day production · Hero film, social reels & stills
    2. 2025Les Rencontres de l'Aventure — BulleOfficial selection · SAFAR
    3. 2024Coup de cœur — City of SionSAFAR documentary · CHF 3,000 prize
    4. 2024Photo exhibition — Café du Nord, Sion3-month exhibition · SAFAR prints

    MTB Gampel — event coverage

    Q&A

    Before you
    get in touch.

    How long does a project take from the first call to the final delivery?

    Usually between a week and a month, depending on the size of the project and my availability.

    Do you work alone or with a crew?

    Usually alone. When a project needs a crew, I work with people I know well who are happy to join for specific projects.

    Which languages do you work in?

    French and English. I also speak some Spanish and German.

    Do you travel?

    Yes. I'm based in Valais and can travel wherever the project needs me, in Switzerland or abroad.

    How does a project start?

    With a conversation. I need to understand your company, your event or whatever I'll be filming, and what you need from it. From there I put together an offer that speaks to your audience and keeps the style my work is known for.

    How many rounds of changes are included?

    Two rounds of revisions.

    Where can we use the film?

    Wherever you want: your website, social media or ads. The music comes from Artlist and Epidemic Sound, and the licences cover publishing it anywhere.

    Do you also take photos?

    Yes. Most of my projects include both: a set of photos shot alongside the film, so one shoot covers both.

    How much does a film cost?

    Every project is quoted individually, based on what it involves and the budget you have. Tell me both and I'll come back with an offer that fits.

    Contact

    Let's make something
    worth watching.

    nicolas@nicolaspury.com ↗

    Available for brand and company films, events, destinations and outdoor sport. Based in Valais — open to travel.

    Based in
    Valais, Switzerland