Category: Production

• The nurses already knew what needed to change.

  “If you can affect the care of one individual, you affect a family, you affect a community and beyond.”

• Dubai, our home away from home

  When your talent’s time is precious, plan every shot, prepare every set-up and make the most of the minutes you get. Your film will look as though you had all day. The shoot begins before they arrive.

• Tell us what keeps you up at night

  You don’t need to know how to make a film to write a good brief. Be clear about what’s worrying you, who needs to hear it and what should change. We’ll handle the rest.

• Taking F1 off the track

  Piccadilly Circus on a summer’s day. Red buses crawl past, tourists crowd the pavements and, high above them, an F1 car bursts out of the Piccadilly Lights in 3D. It’s hard not to look up.

• One week of filming. Months of content.

  The GCSAA Conference and Trade Show is the biggest week in the golf course management calendar. For Syngenta, it’s a week to meet customers, celebrate its people and gather content that keeps working long after the stands come down.

• One day of filming should go a long way

  Every hour on set costs the same. What changes is how much you walk away with.

• Don’t make your online audience second best

  “Someone watching on a laptop should feel the room, not just see it.” Live streaming an event well means treating the online audience as seriously as the room. That takes good camera angles, clean sound, someone talking to viewers and a plan for when things go wrong.

• One shoot. More possibilities.

  Planning for the different places your story needs to appear.