Creative work for paid campaigns

Our campaign portfolio presents photography and films made for commercial briefs across products, places and businesses. The work demonstrates different approaches to visual direction and the production of related assets.

A campaign may require a principal film, shorter edits, still photographs or a combination. We define that collection around the audience, message and placements, then plan the production to support each format.

A collection of production examples

Our campaign work includes subjects such as food and drink, clothing and property. Each calls for a different production approach, even when the finished work is intended for similar channels.

The Minus Par Golf film places a clothing brand within a golfer-and-student story. The Pepperbox Wines production brings together six films, six dishes and campaign photography. The Archford property film connects scenes across three developments.

Each case study explains a different creative decision: using characters to present clothing, building a collection around food pairings, or connecting separate homes through action and movement.

Photography and video in the same campaign

Some campaigns need both. The photographs may support a website, press material or static adverts, while the films introduce movement, speech or a longer sequence.

List the assets for each format separately. A photograph needs to work in one frame, while video needs material that can be assembled into the agreed edit. Planning both avoids relying on a still frame from a film to solve every photographic requirement.

Main films and shorter versions

A campaign can need several edits from one production. The main film may establish the idea, while shorter pieces concentrate on a specific product or message.

Tell us where each version will be used and which aspect ratios are required. If captions, branding or supplied graphics are part of the work, include those requirements when discussing the scope.

The intended versions should be considered while planning the shoot. A composition that works in a wide frame may not put the important details in the right place for a vertical crop.

Working with your marketing team or agency

If a creative team has already developed the idea, share the brief and any references. Identify who will approve the concept, who will provide brand material and who will review the finished assets.

A defined review process keeps the work aligned with the agreed delivery date. It also establishes the responsibilities when we work with a business and its agency.

Packages or a tailored production?

Our campaign video packages start from £1,800. No VAT is charged. They provide a useful starting point when the required assets fit one of the published scopes.

For a different combination of photography, filming or animation, send the full brief. We can discuss the work around the products, locations and outputs you actually need.

Choosing the references that matter

When you send examples from this portfolio, tell us what you like about them. It might be the treatment of a product, the use of people, the pace or the relationship between photographs and films.

That explanation helps distinguish the useful direction from the details that belong only to another client’s project. We can then discuss an approach suited to your own subject instead of repeating a previous campaign. If your team has already ruled out a particular style or format, include that information too.

Tell us what you are planning

Send an enquiry or email your brief with the audience, products or services, channels, schedule and required assets. Include your budget if one has been set, along with any production or launch deadline.