Production

The event lasts a day.
The content shouldn't.

Multi-camera coverage of the moments that matter, cut into a library of content that keeps working long after the room empties.

01Overview

One day in the room. A year of content.

Events concentrate your audience, your speakers and your energy into a few hours. Filmed properly, that becomes the strongest content you'll produce all year.

We cover the stage, the room and the conversations around it, deliver highlights while the event still has momentum, then break the day into clips you can release for months.

See how cutdowns work

03Selected event work

Venues we have filmed at

Covering an event is partly knowing the room before you arrive: where the house desk is, what the lighting does, and how much of it you are allowed to move. These are venues we have already worked in.

  • The Belfry · WarwickshireSee the work
  • Wembley · LondonSee the work
  • London Marriott Hotel, Heathrow · LondonSee the work
  • The Dilly · Piccadilly, London
  • The Grand Hotel · Birmingham
  • The Grove · WatfordSee the work
  • Florattica Rooftop · Aldgate, London
  • Radio Rooftop · LondonSee the work
  • Nashville Music Center · Nashville
  • Queen Elizabeth Hall · Southbank Centre, London
  • Arka Hotel · AlbaniaSee the work
  • Shawbrook Bank · Liverpool Street, LondonSee the work
  • Hotel Gotham · Manchester
  • The Lansdowne Club · Private members' club, LondonSee the work
  • Ham Yard Hotel · Piccadilly, LondonSee the work
  • Kingswood Manor · Private estateSee the work

04How we cover an event

  1. 01

    Run-of-day planning

    We work from your schedule, identifying the moments worth capturing before the doors open.

  2. 02

    Set-up

    Multi-camera positions, audio feeds from the desk and lighting that respects the room.

  3. 03

    Capture

    Stage, audience, interviews and detail, covered by a crew used to working invisibly.

  4. 04

    Fast turnaround

    Same-week highlights and social cutdowns while the event still has momentum.

  5. 05

    Content library

    The full edit broken into a library of assets you can use for a year, not a week.

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05Useful to know

Planning content into an event

The difference between an event film and an event content library is decided before the day: interview slots in the schedule, a quiet room for speakers, and agreement on what the content is for.

We plan that with you, so the crew isn't chasing moments that were never on the run sheet.

Who event video production suits

Conference organisers, membership bodies and brands running awards, launches and client events in London and across the UK, where the day needs to produce marketing as well as an experience.

What you receive after the day

A highlight event film, stills from event photography, speaker interviews and a set of social cutdowns you can release over the following months.