Dealer training
BMW Seal & Protect Training Video
A step-by-step resource designed to help dealership staff apply BMW’s Seal and Protect system consistently.
Video production company in Melbourne, Australia.
Automotive video production
Melbourne’s Automotive Video Production Specialists
We help automotive brands, technology providers and industry suppliers create clear, practical videos for product launches, training, sales and internal communication.
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Our Automotive Video Production Clients
Experience and capability
A Substantial Automotive Video Portfolio
Since 2002, Dream Engine has produced automotive videos for manufacturers, software providers and equipment suppliers.
Our work includes product demonstrations, dealer and technician training, promotional videos, customer stories and event coverage. We have produced videos for BMW, Kia, Audi, Porsche and Infomedia.
Dealer training
Training Video for BMW
BMW needed a clear, easy-to-follow training video explaining its Seal and Protect system.
Dream Engine filmed the video at BMW’s South Melbourne facility, shaping the content so dealership staff could understand the process and apply it consistently.
Automotive software
Promotional Video for Kia CVIS
Infomedia commissioned Dream Engine to show how its Kia CVIS system supports a real service-centre workflow.
The video combined filming in a Kia service centre with direct screen capture and motion graphics, making the software easier to understand and connecting its features to practical benefits for dealership staff.
Client perspectiveExperiences of Our Automotive Video Clients
Brie Thomas
Marketing Services Supervisor
“The communication process with Dream Engine was seamless. The Dream Engine crew were fantastic. They were thoroughly professional from start to end.”
“Having worked with Dream Engine on multiple occasions now for video filming I can say has been very enjoyable, easy and professional.”
Recent automotive and motorsport project
LOCTITE: Beyond the Bond
A brand film combining customer stories, technical expertise and motorsport footage.
Dream Engine produced Beyond the Bond for Henkel Australia to show the people, testing and problem-solving behind the LOCTITE brand. Filmed across workshops, laboratories and motorsport environments, the project turns a specialised technical story into clear, engaging content.
Automotive video productionFrequently Asked Questions
Can you film in workshops and manufacturing environments?
Yes. We regularly film in workshops, service bays, factories and showrooms. Our kit is compact, and we work in a way that does not interrupt your normal workflow.
Are you familiar with safety requirements on automotive sites?
Yes. We follow site inductions and bring appropriate PPE. We work closely with your team to maintain a safe environment around vehicles, tools and machinery.
Can you film vehicles in motion?
Yes. We can film vehicles in motion on private roads, controlled locations or suitable public roads. The approach depends on the location, speed, traffic and required permissions, so we plan the route and safety controls before filming.
Do you use drones for aerial shots?
Drone filming can be included where the location, airspace and safety conditions allow it. We use appropriately qualified and insured operators, assess the site in advance and confirm any required approvals before the shoot.
Can you film exterior and interior vehicle shots?
Yes. We use stabilisers, tripods and tracking techniques that allow us to film interior cabins, dashboards, engine bays and exterior detail shots clearly and consistently.
What about noise in workshops?
We often record interviews in quieter office areas and then film supporting shots in the workshop. If needed, we can bring additional sound equipment to manage background noise.
How long does setup usually take?
A typical interview setup takes around 20 to 30 minutes. If we are filming vehicle work or movement, we plan the sequence with your team to keep the day running smoothly.
Can you film while the business is operating?
Yes. We often film while workshops, yards and showrooms are open. We work efficiently and stay clear of workflows to avoid disruption.
Do we need a filming permit?
Filming on private premises normally requires the location owner’s permission. Filming on streets, public roads or public spaces may also require council permits, traffic management or other approvals. We assess the location and confirm the requirements during planning.
