Long terms collaborators, Agenda Design, commissioned a video-focused social media campaign for their client, SOResi.
We worked on the creative with Agenda to develop a branded background that could be added after a green screen shoot.
We also worked on a kinetic typographic treatment, so that messaging was simple but emphatic and engaging.
It was fun shoot and the Panasonic EVA1 still delivering great results.
It’s been a while but the new showreel is up.
It’s an odd experience reviewing the footage from the last 5 years ( the last showreel was edited in late 2017) but definite themes and preoccupations are appearing in the work. In fact, it gives me a sense of where the work is heading and what I am drawn to…
Hope you enjoy it.
Quintessence Fragrances came to us for a promotional film which brought together all the thinking and effort that had gone into their recent rebrand and combined that with footage to create an emotive film.
We’d helped them with photographic content for their new website so creating the film seemed a natural extension of this.
The brief was ambitious - we needed to reference the entire supply chain and the complete set of processes that go into fragrance production - so library footage combined with archive was the was to go.
We wrote copy and then picture researched, making use of fast expanding selection of excellent stock footage platforms now available.
AI Voiceover gave us the flexibility we needed to experiment with a few creative options…and it was a first for us and worked very well!
Regular client, Pegasystems US commissioned us to set up and shoot a Q&A for their annual get together, Pega World.
With limited time, Raphael and Juan (pictured above), did a first class job getting through an in-depth Q&A session discussing Pega’s offering and how it integrates with Lloyds TSB. You can see the finished film here.
Camera and sound team were extremely professional adapting to last minute changes to location…blame the producer !
The GLA and the Mayor of London comms team are a fascinating client to work for. Their needs are diverse and varied, with subject matters being topical and thought provoking.
Having spent a lot of the pandemic working with them on public health films, I was asked to examine another unfortunate aspect of the pandemic and lockdown.
The GLA needed two films that looked at what motivates a volunteer to give their time and no small amount of emotional energy to food banks. Regrettably the lockdown has seen a surge in demand for this type of charitable activity, so the demand for volunteers is acute.
Respect to the team at Sufra who go out of their way to make sure their local community are fed.
We worked with the Moorfield Group to develop and implement a series of videos describing their history, skillset and ambitions in the commercial real estate sector.
Over the last 15 years Moorfield have raised many hundreds of millions for a series of real estate funds. They have used these transform and invigorate various commercial real estate sectors.
Working closely with Marc Gilbard, Charles Ferguson Davie and Holley Caton we developed and filmed four scripts.
