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Corporate Video Production
We make films for businesses, and we do it the way an in-house team would — if your in-house team happened to own broadcast kit. We sit on your side of the table, not across it. We’ve done it for the NHS, Selco, TNT and TEDx, and for plenty of people you’ve never heard of. Here’s some of it.
Benny Smyth — a corporate brand film, shot over two days at Shustoke Barns
The kinds of corporate film we make
“Corporate video” covers a lot of ground, and the kind you need changes the whole shape of the job. Most companies need two or three of these rather than one. Here’s the range, with a real film behind each one so you can see what we mean.
Brand film
NHS Come Back to Nursing
NHS, via Shadow Giants
Short films built for a feed, cut for every platform
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Training & informational
Event films
TEDx Leamington Spa
TEDx Leamington Spa
A record of the day, plus a film to promote next year
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Promotional
Miller & Carter Promotional Film
Miller & Carter (Mitchells & Butlers)
A promo built around the Craft Guild of Chefs and the Steak School
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Customer story
Lestercast Promotional Film
Lestercast
Someone credible saying the thing you can’t say about yourself
ExploreHow we actually work
You tell us what the film has to do — sell, explain, train, recruit, record. We work out how to make it, and we build the crew, the kit and the edit around that answer rather than around a template. We ask a lot of questions early, because the film that goes well is the one we planned properly, together, before anyone picked up a camera. That’s the bit most people skip. We don’t.
“Green Gorilla Films were resourceful and creative, nothing was ever a problem. What they produced was of an exceptional quality, despite various challenges and restrictions.”
“The team were super professional and bent over backwards to ensure we met our deadlines and didn’t let our clients down. The end results were fantastic.”
Let’s talk it through
Tell us what the film has to do and we’ll tell you, honestly, what it takes to make it — up to and including the times the answer is that you don’t need a film at all. No hard sell, and a real person on the other end.
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