We deliver films that work, with understanding of the requirements of large corporations and small businesses.
AXA UK wanted a management training video to inform the company about the successful new working practices adopted by their Dublin division. We used interviews with staff at all levels, on screen graphics and visual analogies to explain. The resulting film has been shown to thousands of employees across the world.
“The video has been a huge success - the trainers feel it really complements what they're doing.” Patrick Waldock, AXA UK
When the BBC created a support website for the Natural History Unit's 'Saving Planet Earth' they needed video specialists to create online video diaries for the site. We were happy to oblige.
“You did a great job in pulling together many different departments to create a visually rich site.” Lisa Sargood, BBC
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Beanbag is a social media site that provides online tutoring for secondary school pupils. We created 5 x educational videos for GCSE students on everything from Exam Technique to Probability. The mix of video with online contact with tutors reaches out to students with a variety of learning styles.
“Very professional, easy to work with and highly recommended.” John Ellis, Beanbag Learning
When the South West Manufacturing Advisory Service wanted a website video to educate local businesses about their business skills services, they asked us to put a film together. We intercut footage from a live presentation with graphics and location footage, to put across the key training points.
“I've seen a lot of training films, this was the best yet.” Martyn Pearson, SWMAS
We filmed a presentation by Sir John Whitmore and created two films. One for retail, the other for streaming on the web. The purpose of this marketing video was to promote the company and enhance book sales.
“Thanks for the enthusiasm and professionalism you brought to our project, it's been a great success.” David Brown, Performance Consultants
Save Our Green Spaces wanted a YouTube video to inform the media, promote their cause and pull together campaign groups across the UK. Within days the video was the most viewed in its category, to the delight of the campaign group.
“It really explains the bigger picture beautifully, thanks.” Nicky Higby