
Corporate Video Production

Corporate video people watch to the end
A corporate film is often the first thing a new client sees, or the way your staff hear about a big change. It needs to be clear, and it helps if people make it to the end.
We start with who’s watching and what they need to come away with. Usually that means people from your business talking in their own words (we’ll help them relax, it’s half the job), with footage of the work going on around them. Recent corporate work includes People’s Powerhouse, Weber, Pulmo BioMed and Bede Gaming.

Recent corporate video projects
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Weber Customer Journey Film

Pulmo BioMed Company Film

Bede Gaming Recruitment Films
Not sure which kind of film you need? Have a look at our corporate video examples: ten types, and when to use each.
Corporate video formats we produce
Brand and company films
Internal communications
Recruitment and culture films
How a corporate film comes together
Here's the call sheet. It's the same one our crew works from, minus the parking details.
| Sc. | Where | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | On the phone | A chatTwenty minutes on who the film’s for and what it needs to do. No brief? No problem. That’s what the chat’s for. |
| 02 | Our office | The planInterview questions or a script, a shot list, a schedule and a fixed quote. You sign it off before anyone picks up a camera. |
| 03 | Your site | The shootUsually a day or two. We bring the cameras, lights and crew, and get your people relaxed before we roll. |
| 04 | The edit suite | The editDominic cuts it, you watch it, and two rounds of changes are included as standard. |
| 05 | Your inbox | DeliveryEvery version you need for your website, socials and events, with subtitles. A straightforward corporate film usually takes a few weeks from brief to delivery. |
Interviews are our thing
Most corporate films live or die on the interviews. Luke has interviewed everyone from Brian Blessed to apprentices in their first week, and the method’s the same: chat first, film second, and keep going until the good answer turns up. We shoot on two cameras, so the ums and false starts disappear in the edit and nobody’s any the wiser.
Have a project in mind?
“Thoughtful, approachable, and endlessly creative, the team have a rare ability to put even the most camera-shy people completely at ease.”
