Show the inside of your dealership

For BAS, we created separate tours of truck centres in Veghel, Tilburg and Veldhoven. Visitors can explore reception, offices, parts warehouses and workshops, starting with the relevant location.

This distinction matters when sites offer different services. A walkthrough of one showroom does not explain another service centre. Place each tour with information about that particular location.

At BAS, aerial panoramas show the grounds in Veghel. Ground-level walkthroughs then show individual spaces. These offer different ways to understand the same site.

For your brief, we identify whether reception, showroom, handover, parts or workshop areas matter. An aerial overview or FPV drone video is added only when it serves the intended presentation.

The Snoeks presentation of a Volkswagen Multivan starts inside the vehicle. Visitors explore the dashboard and can open marked storage compartments. Separate images and controls were produced for those actions.

An interactive product presentation is its own project. It is not a vehicle configurator or a standard part of a dealership walkthrough. If you want to explain a vehicle, we discuss its features and interactions separately.

A site tour records what is present on the photography day. Choose which vehicles may appear and how to handle number plates, customer vehicles, job sheets and screens. Agree safe viewpoints with workshop staff.

Include the number of sites and relevant spaces in your enquiry. Current stock, service appointments and sales specifications remain in your existing systems; an integration is not automatically part of the tour.

Sometimes you want to take customers through the business in a short film, from outside to reception and into the workshop. At BAS Truck Center Veghel, the FPV video connects the courtyard, reception, waiting area, offices, parts warehouse and workshops. The BAS Truck Center Tilburg video focuses on the truck workshop. See the FPV videos and process.

A flight through the business shows the spaces and how they connect. To explain a particular vehicle interior, an interactive vehicle presentation is a closer fit. Visitors can look around independently and operate the agreed components. These are different ways of explaining what you offer.

Before an FPV shoot, we discuss the route, vehicle positions and work to be shown. We also agree where staff and visitors will be during the flight. Delivery includes the full video and a short vertical version for social media, both with music. We prepare a separate proposal for the FPV filming.