Levallois-Perret video agency: UGC, TikTok, branded content
The Eiffel Tower was designed in Levallois's manufacturing workshops, and the city has kept that taste for the office, the building site and the shop window rather than the postcard backdrop.
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The Eiffel Tower was designed in Levallois's manufacturing workshops, and the city has kept that taste for the office, the building site and the shop window rather than the postcard backdrop. With 68,092 inhabitants in 2023 and 66,869 local jobs according to Insee, Levallois-Perret puts almost as many people to work as it houses. We cross the périphérique with cameras, microphones and creators to film TikTok content, UGC videos and Meta creative ads there, with no hotel or train to book.
See our work28,253 inhabitants per km², an audience within a street's reach
Insee measures a density of 28,253.9 inhabitants per km² in Levallois-Perret in 2023. For a local brand, that changes how you think about an ad: a shop on rue Anatole-France reaches within a few blocks an audience that a provincial retailer takes miles to gather. The 33,550 households recorded the same year often live in flats, and the employment rate of 15 to 64-year-olds reaches 82.6%. So you are aiming at busy professionals who look at their phone on line 3 or on their lunch break. The formats that work here are short, subtitled so they can be understood without sound, and show a journey or a gesture recognisable from the neighbourhood rather than a wide shot of the city.
Quai Charles Pasqua, or the service sector on the Seine
At the end of 2024, Insee counts 3,974 employer establishments in the commune, 85.8% of them in trade, transport and other services, and only 2.9% in industry. The contrast with the past is stark: on quai Michelet, Adolphe Clément's cycle and then car factory, built from 1897 and extended by Citroën in 1924, was almost entirely demolished in 1988, according to the Mérimée database. Today, along the Seine, Doctolib has its head office at 54 quai Charles Pasqua. For a start-up or a group based in these buildings, the needs are concrete: a recruitment video in which developers introduce their team, a product demonstration shot on a real workstation, a statement from the CEO for LinkedIn. A UGC agency in Levallois-Perret can also have an app tested by creators in the neighbourhood's cafés, for ads that look like real use.
So Ouest, rue d'Alsace and lunchtime restaurants
The So Ouest centre, at 31 rue d'Alsace, brings together brands such as Zara, Uniqlo, Nike, Sephora and Lego, with Five Guys, Cojean and Pret A Manger on the food side, according to the centre's page. It is very legible ground for UGC: a haul filmed on leaving a fitting room, a beauty product test at the counter, a spontaneous opinion filmed on a terrace. For independent shops, the office clientele sets the rhythm. A restaurant that serves mostly between noon and 2pm does well to post on Instagram a Reel shot at 11:30am, when the kitchen sends out the first dishes and the dining room is still empty, then a chattier TikTok version in which the chef tells the recipe. We keep customers' faces out of frame unless we have written consent.
From the Planchette to the tip of the Jatte
Levallois lacks large open spaces, which makes its parks valuable for a shoot. The parc de la Planchette, with its lawns and children's play areas, offers a family setting for a childcare or snack brand, provided you shoot on weekdays, outside school pick-up hours. On the Seine side, the île de la Jatte, shared with Neuilly-sur-Seine and nearly 2 kilometres long, was painted by Seurat and is home to an educational garden, an apiary and a dog park. The riverbanks give a soft light in the morning, useful for a fitness routine or a wellness brand. The town hall also serves as a cultural venue: its peristyle and state rooms hosted an exhibition in 2024 on Gustave Eiffel, who was a municipal councillor of the commune for twelve years.
Preparing a session between offices and riverbanks
From our premises on rue du Colisée, a few metro stops are enough to reach the Louise Michel, Anatole France or Pont de Levallois stops on line 3. This proximity lets us fit a shoot into a half-day or link several clients in the same sector. Beforehand, we receive the brief remotely, write the scripts, select Île-de-France creators who match the target and check permits: the house rules of an office building, the shopping centre's agreement to film in the walkways, a request to the town hall for a park. On the day, we start at the company's premises for interviews, film at lunchtime in a neighbouring restaurant, then finish near the Seine for exterior shots. The rushes go to the edit the same evening, and each video comes out with several hooks to compare in delivery.
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