Talk to me, shoot with meFun — Piroon Thaicharoen

I'm a videographer who looks after each job myself, from start to finish. Every project begins with simple questions: where will this clip live, who will watch it, and what should they do once it ends? If the answers aren't clear yet, I think them through with you until we see the same picture — and only then plan the shoot.

Over ten years in the field let me see both what you expect and what is possible on the day, and agree the way of working before we start. On almost every job I do the idea, script, shoot, edit and grade myself; some jobs have an assistant, some a crew — which is how I came to know every stage.

A tree standing in the water at dusk — from a waterside-stay shoot
A tree in the water at dusk — a waterside-stay shoot

The kitin words a client understands

Chef Trip participants outdoors — clients and guests, not my crew
Chef Trip — stills and video on the same trip, for a client who has trusted me with this project for several years
  • Three cameras

    Interviews from 2–3 angles at once, so the ums and ahs cut out without a jump

  • Fast f/2.8 lenses across the range

    Filming in low light, with the cinematic focus that separates people from the background

  • Ten lighting units

    Dark meeting rooms, factory floors or stages lit properly — no waiting for daylight

  • Gimbal and tripods

    Steady, smooth pictures while following someone, walking through a house or along a production line

  • Wireless mics for conversations

    The recording method is chosen for the number of speakers, the interview format and the location

  • Drone

    The view from above for projects, hotels, factories and destinations

  • Studio flash for stills

    Quality stills on the same trip as the video

  • Licensed music and sound

    Rights selected for the agreed website, social, advertising or television use

Who I have worked forfrom government to abroad

The way I thinkwhen the brief is not clear yet

Many clients come to me before they can fully explain what they need. The waste-sorting plant began without a clear way to tell its business story; we shaped an outline and produced a video for its presentation. For the electricity authority's CSR film, the client provided only the broad picture, so I helped make the story clear before filming.

There is no need to wait for a finished brief. Tell me what the video is for and send what you know; we will find the rest together, and I will help shape an approach and rough budget before you decide.

How it works

A Chef Trip briefing table — guests and clients, not my crew
Agreeing the brief with the Chef Trip participants before filming

Let'stalk.

  1. What to film

  2. Where, and when?

  3. If you have examples you like, send a link along.

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