The thing we have done longest.
Brand films, reels, product and venue photography, motion graphics and VFX, shot and finished by people who have been doing this since 2011.
Placeholder frames. The caption is the shot to take.
What's in it
Two to three minutes that explain who you are, for your site, your ads and your socials.
Vertical, fast, made for the feed. Usually ten or more from one shoot day.
Cut, graded and mixed in-house, on the same tools used for broadcast work.
Clean-up, screen replacements, product shots that need a hand.
Titles, lower thirds, explainers, a mark that moves.
Menus, interiors, products, people. Shot on the same day as the film when it makes sense.
How it runs
What the film is for, where it will run, who has to say yes. A quote back within 24 hours.
Shot list, schedule, people, locations. You see it before we book anything.
Half or full day on site. Film and photo together where it saves you money.
Edit, colour, sound, graphics. A first cut in your portal, two rounds of notes.
A single reel takes about a week. A brand film takes three. A series is planned around your calendar.
What you get
- Master files in every format you need: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1
- Captions and subtitles burned in or as files
- Colour-graded stills from the shoot
- Project files and raw footage kept for a year, yours on request
- Usage rights written on the quote: where, how long, no surprises
- Music licensed for where the film will run
What it costs
- Brief, plan, one shoot day
- Edit, colour, sound, graphics
- Ten short cut-downs for social
- Two rounds of notes
- Travel inside London included
- Photography on the same day quoted as an add-on
What we promise
With usage rights, delivery dates and what is included, on one page.
You get a date for the first cut and a date for the final. If a shoot moves, the dates move with it, in writing.
More if you need them, quoted before we open the project.
Raw footage is yours on request and kept for a year. Nothing is held back.
Questions we get
How long does a film take?
A reel about a week, a brand film about three, counted from the shoot day. Dates are on the quote.
Who owns the footage?
You do. Finals are delivered in every format; raw footage is yours on request and kept for a year.
Can you shoot photos on the same day?
Yes, and it usually saves money. We quote it as an add-on so you can see the difference.
Do I need a script?
No. We write the brief and shot list with you. If you want a scripted piece, that is part of the plan week.