While we may embrace the relentless creativity of 'French hours' in film, we're firm believers that even the most creative minds need a snack break—or three.

French Hours was born from the creative vision of Isabella von Ende, who studied fine and audiovisual arts. From a young age, she was passionate about photography and handled all her productions herself. Driven by a deep passion for visual storytelling, Isabella founded her production company, embracing the challenges and joys of bringing ideas to life on screen.

Over the years, her experience led her to refine her approach, rethinking strategies and pushing the boundaries of production. This journey culminated in the creation of French Hours—a fresh start with a renewed focus on innovation and collaboration.

Today, French Hours reflects Isabella’s growth and dedication, combining creativity with problem-solving to craft captivating visual stories that resonate worldwide.

"French Hours as our company name reflects a work style that's continuously productive and efficient, similar to a film set where work flows nonstop without scheduled breaks. Don't worry, we'll take breaks and always have great catering.

This represents our drive for innovation, flexibility in adapting to challenges, and a dynamic approach to all our projects.

We work closely with diverse makers. From the initial concept to the final product, we manage every aspect with precision.

Our team thrives on turning challenges into golden opportunities, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Our services include a range of creative productions such as photography, commercials, digital content, and events.

Navigating the complexity of a full production can be daunting. At French Hours, we specialise in transforming this challenge into a seamless experience. Our expertise covers every stage of the process - from the initial concept and pre-production planning to the on-site production and post-production magic. Trust us to bring your vision to life, handling every detail with skill and creativity."