Video used to mean one expensive film and then a long silence. This is a programme, planned around what your business needs and arriving all year.
Films made for NHS teams, charities, broadcasters and manufacturers.
I have been making video for large UK organisations for over a decade. The work has always been campaign-led, built around the audience, the message and the commercial outcome, not just the visuals.
Before that I spent eight years at Johnson and Johnson, selling surgical devices into the NHS and then running digital marketing.
A selection of the work. Scroll across, or use the dots, and click any one to play it.
We make the video a company actually needs: case studies that build trust, explainers that shorten the sales conversation, and short, direct answers to the objections that stall deals.
What gets made is agreed with you once a quarter. Filming is grouped into a handful of days across the year, so your people are interrupted rarely and something lands every month.
If you only need one film, that is fine too. Plenty of work starts that way.
Offices, studios, conferences and wherever the customer happens to be.
That is a perfectly good way to work together, and plenty of people only ever need one. A single piece is £4,000 to £8,000, or £8,000 to £20,000 for something larger, scoped and fixed before anything begins.
It is just not the most economical way to buy video. A year starts at £15,000 and gives you twelve to thirty six finished pieces, filmed across three to six days. That works out closer to £1,250 a piece than £6,000, because the expensive part is turning up, not editing.
Every job is quoted on what it actually involves and fixed before it starts. Two rounds of changes are included on everything, and you keep the files.
Based in Saffron Walden. Filming across Cambridge, London and everywhere within about forty miles. Animation and post from anywhere.
Saffron Walden, Essex