Commercial video production in Surrey

We produce commercial films for businesses, brands and agencies across Surrey, including Guildford, Woking, Farnham, Camberley, Epsom and Reigate.

Our work covers brand films, interviews, property content and campaign assets. We can help develop the concept or work with your agency’s script, building a filming plan around the contributors, locations and finished versions.

Brand and business films

A business film should help someone understand something specific. That could be the people behind a company, a product in use or a service that is easier to show than describe.

Tell us what the viewer needs to learn and where they will see the film. A website introduction has a different context from an advert or an internal presentation, even when the subject is the same.

The brief helps establish how much explanation is needed and which material will support it.

Interviews and filmed conversations

An interview can give a subject a clear voice. A video podcast gives more room for a discussion between contributors. Both need preparation around the topics, participants and recording environment.

Share who is involved, the subject and whether you need a complete conversation, selected extracts or both. Sound, interruptions and the appearance of the location should be considered before the session.

Explore the UPOWA video podcast work as an example of the format within our wider portfolio.

Property, interiors and hospitality

For a location-based business, video can help explain the space and the way it is used. A property brief may focus on the relationship between rooms. A restaurant film may combine the setting, food and people.

The right mix depends on the intended audience. Share the features that matter and the access available, including any opening hours, preparation or restrictions that will affect filming.

Browse the photography and video collections for examples by subject. The portfolio includes the Lokma restaurant films in London and Archford property film across Hampshire and Dorset, showing two different approaches to filming a place.

Campaign assets and different versions

If the production needs a main film, shorter edits and several aspect ratios, include them in the original brief. The footage should be planned with those versions in mind.

Our campaign packages provide defined starting scopes from £1,800. No VAT is charged. A different combination of assets can be discussed as a tailored production.

Practical planning for your Surrey shoot

Send the filming address, preferred dates, people involved and access arrangements. Identify any scenes that can happen only at a particular time, along with the material your team will supply.

If several locations are involved, the schedule needs to allow for moving and setting up between them. For interviews, identify a suitable space and any practical restrictions before the day.

Can you include photography?

Yes. Stills and video can be planned within one brief. List the photographs separately from the films so the scope makes room for both formats and their intended uses.

If you need captions, animation or graphics, mention those too. They should be agreed as part of the output rather than assumed to accompany every edit.

A clear review process

If several people need to approve the film, identify them before editing begins. Decide who will gather the feedback and check factual details such as names, product information or on-screen wording.

That preparation is particularly useful when the video is tied to a launch date. It gives the production a clearer path from filming to the finished assets and helps separate creative comments from factual corrections that need a specific source.

What does commercial filming cost?

Commercial videography starts at £800 for a half day or £1,600 for a full day, with two days of post-production per shooting day included in the published rate. No VAT is charged. See the full rate card; locations, extra versions and any additional production work are confirmed in your quote.

Discuss the project

Send an enquiry or email your brief with the audience, location, dates and films required. Include your deadline and budget if they are already set so we can discuss a practical production scope.