Collaborating with the team at Agenda Design we worked with the MTVH and SO Resi team to craft this promotional film that uses the personal stories of their clients to explain the life changing impact of buying your home through shared ownership.
It’s easy to be critical/sceptical of these sorts of videos but as the person on set interviewing some of the SO Resi residents, it was clear that the feelings were strong, authentic and positive.
Out with Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, again. This time at Wimbledon. Although the tournament is closed it was the perfect location to bring together some of London’s key workers who have so valiantly seen the capital through the first wave of the Covid pandemic.
It was a great day and the mayor encouraged these key workers to keep going as we aren’t out of the woods yet.
We are very proud of this little ad.
The budget was very tight and we had very little preproduction time.
We filmed at 8 locations in a single day with a crew of 2 during some very changeable weather conditions.
All the talent were GLA staff.
Well done us ☺️
Myself and some filmmaker friends got together at our local photographic studio to road test our Covid 19 shooting guidelines.
It was an interesting experience. Definitely adds complexity and time but it’s workable. Lets lean in and get shooting again 😊👍
Always nice when a film you’ve contributed to works for the client and get them some exposure.
Back in late 2019 we filmed Bill Pedersen, founding partner, at KPF for a film about 52 Lime Street. We filmed interviews will Bill, various street GVs and interiors at 52 Lime Street.
Here is the article - Deezeen
Lockdown has been both a challenging and interesting time.
The majority of our commercial and content work dried up by the first week of March. In fact, work was being cancelled at the beginning of February - regular client BCG had commissioned some films at the huge MWC conference in Barcelona which got pulled. This was the first sign that things could get pretty bad.
By late February things weren’t looking too great but a relationship struck up with Michael Crick whilst making a film about Brexit led to filming and editing his weekly news show, the Crick Report, for Mail Plus.
Over the course of five weeks we covered a number of stories including Amazon’s growing stranglehold on the UK consumer, whether Boris’s Johnsons government could deliver on its manifesto commitments given emergency corona-virus spending, and the difficulties charities faced raising money during lockdown. Michael was great to work with - an incredibly experienced journalist, he can turn out a cogent and engaging story in hours - and the opportunity to travel in and around London as lockdown deepened was southing else and a visual experience I will never forget. The picture below shows Whitehall and the Cenotaph all but deserted…the centre of one of the worlds great global cities about as busy as a village green on a weekday!
