Services
Four disciplines,one way of working.
Strategy, film, photography and live production sit in the same studio and run off the same brief. That is what keeps the intent set in the first conversation intact in the final frame.
01
Film
Film is the centre of the studio. Whether the subject is a community, a product or a leadership team, the work is built the same way: find the human truth in it first, then decide how it should be shot.
Documentary Films
Non-fiction work that treats its subject as cinema rather than as evidence, without trading the truth of that subject for the effect of the frame.
- Human-centred documentaries
- Impact stories
- Institutional documentaries
Commercial Films
Brand work built on a story rather than a claim, so the product arrives inside something an audience actually wants to watch.
- Brand films
- Advertising
- Product storytelling
Corporate Films
Films that make an organisation legible to the people it needs to convince, internally and externally.
- Company profiles
- Leadership films
- Internal communications
Branded Content
Work made for the platforms it will actually live on, cut to hold attention where attention is hardest to hold.
- Social campaigns
- Branded storytelling
- Digital content
02
Photography
Photography is a discipline here, not a by-product of a shoot day. A still can carry a story into a report, a campaign or a boardroom in places a film will never be played.
Documentary Photography
Real people, environments and stories, photographed with the same dignity the films are made with.
Campaign Photography
Images designed around a campaign or a communication objective, including long-form photo essays built to carry a narrative on their own.
Corporate Photography
Events, workplaces, teams and the everyday texture of how an organisation actually operates.
Executive Portraits
Founders, chief executives, government leaders and professionals, photographed to look like themselves on their best day.
Lifestyle Portraits & Weddings
Private commissions, approached with the same eye for the unguarded moment that the documentary work is built on.
03
Visual Communication
Visual Communication is not another kind of video. It is the thinking that decides what should be made at all, who it is for and what it has to achieve. Most production begins with a deliverable. This begins with an objective.
Story Development
What is the story? Who is the audience? What should they feel, and what should they understand? Settled before anything is shot.
Creative Direction
How the story should look and feel, decided against the psychology of the intended viewer rather than against trend.
Communication Strategy
Which visual assets are actually required, which are assumed out of habit, and which would be made and never used.
Campaign Development
How one central story becomes multiple pieces of communication that reinforce each other instead of competing.
Social Media Management
For organisations that need the full communications package, the ongoing running of Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and the rest, so the work keeps speaking after delivery.
Content Ecosystem
One documentarybecomes a campaign.
Planned properly, a single production yields a year of communication rather than one film and a folder of unused footage.
- 1Hero Film
- 3Short Films
- 20Photographs
- —Social Media Cuts
- —Campaign Assets
- —Archival Material
04
Live Production
Live work is unforgiving: there is no second take and no fixing it in the edit. It is run by the same team that makes the films, with the technical infrastructure the room requires.
Full-Scale Production
One team carrying an event from technical planning through to delivered assets.
Multi-Camera Production
Coordinated multi-camera coverage cut for broadcast or for the room.
Livestreaming
Streamed to the audiences that could not be there.
LED, Lighting & Sound
Screens, lighting rigs and audio specified and run for the venue.
Event Production
The production layer of the event itself, not only its recording.
Technical Direction
One person accountable for the technical outcome, from rehearsal to strike.
How We Work
Four stages,every project.
The sequence does not change. What changes is how long each stage takes and who is in the room for it.
- 01
Discover
Understand the objective. Who the audience is, what has to change, and what the work is actually for.
- 02
Develop
Develop the story and the creative direction, so every production decision has something to answer to.
- 03
Produce
Film, photograph and create, with the crew built for this brief rather than a standing team.
- 04
Deliver
Deliver the final assets, in the formats and cuts the campaign actually needs.
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