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Event video for what the event has to do afterwards.
Product launches, annual conferences and company dinners — filmed into one highlights film that keeps working once the room has emptied.
What it is
Most events can be recorded by one person with a camera, and if a record of the day is all you need, that is the sensible spend — a freelancer or a small team will serve you well, and we will tell you so. This page is for the other kind of event: the one whose film still has a job to do next month — on the website, in next year's invitation, in the sales deck. What that film is for is settled before the event, so the cameras are where it needs them. The full-length recording of the talks is usually the live or broadcast team's job, travelling with the event organiser; we work alongside them, not instead of them.
Who it’s for
- Marketing executives running a product launch who want one film that keeps selling after the day
- Event and admin teams organising an annual conference or dealer meeting who need the highlights for next year's invitation
- HR and internal communications teams who want the company dinner or town hall to become a film staff will actually watch
- Companies whose event is the one day of the year the leadership is all in one room
The shapes it ships in
Event highlights film
The day in a few minutes — for the website, next year's invitation, or the sales deck.
How it works
Set.
Tell us what you’re making and what it needs to do. One conversation is usually enough to know whether we’re the right team — and to tell you straight if we’re not.
Action.
We scale the production to your goal and your budget — no more than it needs, no less than it deserves. Storyboard to shoot to edit, we stay close, so what you pictured is what ships.
Wrap.
You get work that’s ready for the world: finished, on brief, on time. Most clients come back — that’s the number we actually watch.
See the work
The filmed wall is the studio's camera work — the same crew, sound and edit that go into every event we cover. The event films are on Vimeo, linked above.
View our work →