The things most people ask before their first walk.
There's no fixed price list, because a short personal interview and a branded campaign film aren't the same job. Cost depends on the format, length, location and how the footage will be used. That's exactly what the free consultation is for — you and Émile agree on scope and price together before anything is booked, and no payment is ever taken on this website.
Yes. Every walk is filmed and edited into a finished piece, with shorter social cuts available on request. Raw footage isn't handed over as standard, but it can be discussed as part of a brief for media or brand projects.
Camera is the default, since the walk itself is part of the story, but audio-only is possible if being on screen isn't something you're comfortable with. Mention it early and the format is adjusted accordingly.
Most sessions run 60 to 90 minutes on foot, which usually produces enough material for a finished piece of 8 to 20 minutes. Longer or shorter sessions are possible depending on the format.
Yes — the four home cities are the easiest option, but a specific street, suburb or regional location can be arranged as part of the brief.
English, German and French, chosen at booking and free to switch mid-conversation. More on the languages page.
No. walk2talk.online is an informational site. It doesn't sell services or process payments, and nothing here constitutes an offer or a contract. Any arrangement — including scope, deliverables, timing and price — is agreed individually and directly with Émile Laurent, only after your explicit confirmation.
Book a free, no-obligation consultation and take it from there.