Brand and corporate films agency
Films that build belief, not just awareness
The brands worth remembering don't just show you what they do, they make an emotional connection. We tell stories with a pulse that are built to stay with your audience long after the logo fades.
Every brand has facts. Almost none of them are memorable. What people actually remember is how something made them feel – the mission that drives the company, the delight of its customers, the passion of the founder.
Our Brand and Corporate Films
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Brand stories
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Founder and origin films
The human story behind the brand – the why, the risk, the obsession. The stuff that builds belief, not just awareness. -
Cause and impact films
Work that moves people to act – donate, join, change their mind, allocate funds to. The films we’re proudest of, and the ones that raise the most. -
Customer testimonials
Real people, real stakes, told with care. Proof that does the work for you, because nobody argues with a true story well told.
A brand film shouldn’t live once. We make the hero film, then build it out: social cut-downs, a sizzle for the pitch, an event opener, a website hero – so one piece of storytelling keeps working across every place your audience meets you.
Let's find the story worth telling
Bring us the brand, the moment or the mission. We’ll find what makes people feel it.
FAQs
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We know we need a film but we're not sure what the story is. Can you help with that?
That’s usually where the best work starts. We run a short discovery process at the start of every project – talking to the people behind the brand, understanding what you’re trying to change, and finding the story thread that’s genuinely worth following. Most organisations have more compelling material than they realise. Our job is to find it before we pick up a camera.
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How do we get internal sign-off when the ROI on brand film is hard to measure?
It’s a fair challenge, and one we hear often. A few things help: being specific about what the film is for (investor relations, recruitment, a campaign launch, a pitch) rather than treating it as general brand-building; identifying a clear metric it can contribute to, even indirectly; and planning the asset suite from the start so one production budget produces multiple outputs. A hero film that also yields a 60-second social cut, a pitch sizzle, and a website header is an easier internal sell than a single piece of content with one use.
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How long does production take?
For a brand or corporate film, typically six to ten weeks from brief to delivery – covering discovery, scripting or treatment development, shoot, edit, grade and revisions. Timelines can compress for simpler projects or where there’s a hard deadline to hit. If you’re working to a specific event, investor meeting, or campaign date, tell us upfront and we’ll build the schedule around it.
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How does AI fit into brand film production – and do you use it?
Yes, selectively. AI is genuinely useful in our process for things like pre-visualisation, location research, motion graphics, and post-production efficiency – it helps us move faster and explore ideas more thoroughly in pre-production. What it doesn’t replace is the human judgment that makes a story land: the interview technique that gets a real answer, the edit decision that creates an emotional beat, the creative instinct that knows when something is true. We use the tools that serve the work. The storytelling stays human.