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Company type | Private Company |
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Industry | Motion Picture, Advertising, Film production, Entertainment,Media production |
Founded | 2009 in Milan, Italy |
Founders | Marko Mirkovič |
Headquarters | Bastioni di Porta Nuova 21, , |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Marko Mirkovič (Co-Founder), Mike Lisjak (Global Executive Producer), Elena Lusardi (Senior Producer) |
Services | TV commercials, Online commercials, Documentaries, Film production |
Number of employees | 57 |
Subsidiaries | Rome, Paris, Zurich, Vienna, London, Dubai, Munich, Ljubljana |
Website | https://orbispro.it/en |
ORBIS Production is an Italian film, photo and video production company based in Milan and Rome operating globally. It has also offices in Paris, Zurich, Vienna, London, Dubai and Ljubljana. [1] [2]
ORBIS Production was founded on 2009 by a group of professionals from the film and television production industry, including Marko Mirkovič, with headquarters in Milan. [3] The mission of the founders was to offer full-cycle production services, including the creation of TV commercials, branded video content, documentaries and feature films. [4]
Over the years, the company has grown and opened several foreign branches. Today it operates globally with a strategic network of offices in Rome, Paris, Zurich, Vienna, London, Dubai, Munich and Ljubljana. The areas of expertise encompass fashion and luxury, automotive, pharmaceuticals, technology and information technology, telecommunications, food and beverage, aerospace, non-profit and charity sectors. [5]
ORBIS Production has expanded its international presence, collaborating with brands such as Armani, [6] Dior, Michelin Guide, [7] and Samsung. [8] [9] [10]
Since its founding, the company is led by:
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