Corporate Video
Interview-led corporate films that uncover the people, ideas and stories that make your organisation worth paying attention to.
Every organisation has a story. Most don't know how to find it.
A written case study or a bullet-pointed update tells people what happened. Video lets them see it, hear it, and believe it.
With close to two decades in broadcast journalism and global brand production, I approach corporate video the way a journalist approaches a story — starting with questions, not cameras.
That's what separates a video that just looks good from one people actually remember.
I'VE TOLD STORIES FOR
You're doing good work. Most people don't know it.
Your clients get results. Your team delivers. Your organisation has grown, changed, or achieved something worth talking about.
But a bullet-pointed slide or a case study buried in a PDF doesn't do that justice. People don't remember a list of achievements. They remember a story - someone talking, something real, a moment that makes them believe it.
That's the gap video fills. Not because video is trendy, but because it's the closest thing to being in the room - hearing it, seeing it, believing it for yourself.
The stories I help tell:
Case studies and client impact stories - real results, told properly, that build trust faster than a testimonial slide ever could.
Executive and leadership profiles - for thought leadership, internal communications, or building a public presence with substance behind it.
Project updates and milestones - construction progress, community impact, major announcements
Brand and business story films - for when your organisation has grown, repositioned, or reached a moment worth capturing properly.
Employer branding and culture - showing candidates and teams what it's actually like to work with you.
Why my approach is different.
With close to two decades in broadcast journalism and global brand production, my approach starts with questions, not cameras.
We dig for the real story and work out why it matters to the people you want to reach.
Find the Story
We sharpen it until it's clear, structured and something you'll actually want to say on camera.
Shape the Message
A calm, focused shoot that helps you communicate naturally, not recite talking points.
Guide the Conversation
Story-led, professionally produced video built to be watched, not just published.
Tell It Well
Don't just take my word for it.
Hear directly from the people I've worked with.
See the work.
How it works.
We talk it through
A short call to understand your organisation, what story you want to tell, and who needs to see it.
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We find the story together
Before any filming happens, we work out the angle — what matters, what to ask, and how to get there.
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We shoot
A focused, well-run shoot day designed to get you comfortable on camera and get the story on tape properly the first time.
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You get a film that's ready to use
Professionally edited, story-led video — ready for your website, social media, pitches or wherever it needs to go.
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You’ll walk away with:
A story-led film - professionally produced video that turns your work into a clear, compelling story, not just a highlight reel.
Content you can actually use - for your website, social media, tenders, pitches, in person or online.
Proof, not promises - a clear, credible demonstration of what you do, so people understand your value before you're in the room.
Clarity on your own story - most clients tell me the process itself sharpens how they understand and talk about their own positioning, even before the video's finished.
FAQs
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It depends on scope, but most projects move from first conversation to finished film within a few weeks.
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Either. Most corporate video work happens on location — at your business, your event, or wherever the story naturally takes place — but studio setups are available if that suits the project better.
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That's part of the process. Most clients don't come with a script — we work out the story and the key messages together before we film anything.
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That's normal, and it's something I actively work with, not around. Part of the shoot day is helping you feel comfortable and communicate naturally, not just recite lines.
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Yes — the final film is produced to work across your website, social media, pitches and tenders, not locked to one format.
It starts with finding the story.
You've done the work, built the results, or reached a moment worth capturing properly. Let's talk about what story is worth telling, and the best way to tell it.