111 HOUSE — Erasmus+ & European Solidarity Corps

Projects that
change people
deserve to be seen.

We film youth exchanges, volunteering projects and the organisations behind them — as people who have been volunteers ourselves. Documentaries and content that work for your reporting, your dissemination and your next group of participants.

Free Our documentation guide for coordinators (PDF) ↓
Volunteers from Italy, North Macedonia and Aruba at Cello, Rosmalen, during the European Solidarity Corps exchange
Elke Gastheerschap+ × Cello — August 2026
25+Volunteers on site
3Countries in one group
5Languages spoken
1Documentary, from the inside

Our latest exchange, filmed while living it. Read the full case study →

01 — Why it matters

What your project
needs from its story.

A good film is not a souvenir. For an EU-funded project it is evidence, visibility and recruitment — the same footage, working in four directions.

01
Visibility & dissemination
EU-funded projects are expected to make their results visible beyond the partnership and to acknowledge the funding correctly. A film does both at once — and travels further than a report.
02
Reporting & the next application
Clear visual evidence of what happened and what changed — for final reports, for your partners, and for the next time you apply.
03
Recruiting the next group
Young people decide in seconds. Showing a real placement — the kitchen, the people, the free weekends — does more than any description.
04
Something for the participants
Volunteers leave with a story they can share with family, friends and future employers. That is part of the impact too.
02 — What we make

From one reel
to the full documentary.

Built on our fixed-price packages, so you know the cost before you write it into a budget.

Exchange documentaryOur flagship format
The whole project from arrival to departure, with interviews in the participants' own words, subtitles and social cut-downs.
€3,000 – €6,000Documentary package
Live social contentDuring the project
Reels, stories and posts for your channels while the project is happening — when people are still paying attention.
€600 – €1,200Social Content package
Presentation filmFor your organisation
Who you are, what you do and what a placement feels like — made to explain your work to partners and to recruit volunteers.
€2,500 – €4,000Brand Film package
Single reelA first step
One vertical video, filmed and edited — for a call for participants, a project announcement or a simple test.
€250 – €400Single Reel

Every delivery includes the EU funding acknowledgement where it is required, and formats for reports, social media and your website. Documentary photography can be added to any package.

Founding Projects: the first three projects booked on our packages come at roughly 30% off. Mention it when you write to us.

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Cover of the guide: How to document your Erasmus+ & ESC project
Free guide — For coordinators

How to document
your project.

What we've learned filming exchanges from the inside, in 11 pages you can print and share with your team — whether you work with us or not.

  • Before, during, after — checklists for every phase, plus a 30-day plan for after the project
  • A 20-shot list and interview questions — and 10 rules for filming on a phone
  • Consent and EU visibility — sample consent wording and the funding acknowledgement on one printable page

PDF · 11 pages · English · 1.2 MB · No sign-up

03 — How we work

Part of the group,
not a crew.

People talk to a camera when they trust the person behind it. That is why we join the project instead of visiting it.

The volunteer group at Cello
Before
Plan around the programme
A call with the coordinator to fit filming into the schedule. We agree together what can be filmed and prepare consent and image-release forms with you — essential when working with participants, residents or minors.
Volunteers cooking with residents at Cello
During
Live it, then film it
Same schedule, same meals, same weekends as everyone else. We earn a place in the room first — the footage is better for it, and nobody feels watched.
Reviewing footage on camera
After
Deliver what you'll use
Edit, subtitles, colour and delivery in the formats you actually need: the final report, social media, your website and the next application.
04 — The work

Youth, volunteering
and the people in between.

Projects from this world, each with its own case study: context, our role and what the work changed.

“This is definitely a chance for us — the people who work here — to give our clients so much more. Having someone cook for all of us for two weeks gives us the time to do things we normally never get to do. It's good for everyone.”

Esmee — Cello staff, interviewed in the documentary

Planning an exchange
or a volunteering project?

Tell us the dates, the place and who's taking part — we'll tell you honestly what makes sense for your budget. We reply personally within 48 hours, or write to 111producton@gmail.com.

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