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Arts & Culture Video Production

Documentation, promotional content and storytelling for arts organisations, venues and cultural programmes.
Turps Film camera operator filming outdoors at an arts event site

Captured the way it felt on the night

Arts and culture briefs often mean filming something live, temporary or one-off: a parade, an installation, a performance you only get one go at. We plan the angles in advance, work with the creative team on the night, and make sure the film does it justice.

We spent nine months following Walk the Plank’s Animating Ashington programme, filmed Maxïmo Park’s Paul Smith performing at Woodhorn Museum for the 157th Miners’ Picnic, and made a short documentary with Ann Cleeves.

Arts & culture video work

Event and programme documentation

Performances, installations and live events, filmed so they hold up long after the night.

Promotional and campaign films

Films that sell a venue, a programme or a season.

Participatory and community projects

Films built around a community or creative programme, often with the participants telling the story.

From parades to the Lit & Phil

Our arts work includes Walk the Plank, Woodhorn Museum, Little Inventors at Newcastle’s Lit & Phil and Alexandra Palace, and the Concordia Vocal Project. Luke, a self-confessed local history nerd, still talks about the Paul Smith gig.

See our case studies

Have a project in mind?

Tell us about the programme, the dates and the venue. We'll plan the coverage so nothing gets missed.
“The video content Turps Film created has helped us demonstrate the value of our arts projects, offering more than words on a page ever could.”
Jill Bennison
Gateshead Arts