We’ve worked with factories, engineering firms and production plants across the UK, making videos that explain processes, train staff and show facilities to customers and investors. From drone flythroughs that capture the scale of a site to animated explainers that walk through how something is made, our work is built around what manufacturers need.
A brand film sets out who you are, what you manufacture and why it matters - for customers, investors or new hires. We pull together your process, your people and your standards into one film that works on your website, at trade shows or in a pitch.
A case study video shows a real project or client relationship from problem to result, in their words as much as yours. It sets out what the challenge was, how you approached it, and what the client got out of working with you.
Drone footage shows scale, layout and activity - production lines, storage, loading bays - from angles a handheld camera can't reach. A quick way to give customers or investors a proper look at a facility, especially across multiple sites or locations that aren't easy to visit.
Let people explore your facility at their own pace, on their own screen. A 360° tour works for recruitment, sales and induction, giving viewers a genuine look at the production line and working environment without booking a site visit.
Telling staff what to do or reading a policy document rarely sticks. Footage of the actual procedure does. We film your equipment and your steps on site, including what's at stake if they're skipped, so staff remember why it matters.
Some processes are hard to film - inside a sealed system, at speed or too technical for a walkthrough. Animation solves that. We break the process down step by step, so anyone watching, technical or not, understands exactly how it works.
With years of experience working alongside manufacturers, we understand the sector’s specific demands – technical accuracy, safety compliance, minimal disruption to production and clear communication for both expert and non-expert audiences.
Whether it’s a drone flythrough showing the scale of your site or an animated explainer breaking down a complex process, every manufacturing video production project is shaped around your goals.
We start with your brief – audience, style, length, where it’ll be used. What’s the process or story you want to show? What’s the goal – recruitment, training, sales, proving a sustainability claim? We’ll bring ideas back to you and your team after an initial brainstorm.
After a creative direction is agreed, our Director shapes any script needed with your team, supported by storyboards from our animation team where useful. For live-action projects, we may visit the site first to help plan filming around your production schedule and safety requirements. Our Producer handles all logistics, from scheduling to permissions and risk assessments.
Time to roll the cameras. Our in-house team covers directing, camera, sound, and drone work. We bring our own cinema-grade cameras, lighting, and drone equipment at no extra cost, and we work around your production schedule to keep disruption minimal.
Once filming’s wrapped, our editors and animators bring everything together with sound design, licensed music, colour grading, subtitles and any motion graphics you’d like.
We include time for feedback and edits in every project, so you’ll always get the film exactly how you want it. First, we’ll share a rough cut, then a final graded version in the formats you need.
Brand films, drone flythroughs, 360° factory tours, case studies, sustainability films, health and safety training videos, animated explainer videos, and product videos. We build the format around the goal.
We follow whatever induction, PPE, or site access requirements your facility has in place. Let us know what’s needed and we’ll factor it into scheduling and the risk assessment.
Yes. We’ve worked with manufacturers operating several UK sites and can plan a schedule that covers all locations within a single project, maintaining a consistent look and message throughout.
This depends on scope, but most projects run from a few weeks to a couple of months, covering the brief, filming, and edits. We’ll provide a timeline once we understand your requirements.
We can write it in collaboration with you. You provide the technical detail and key messages; we shape this into a script that works on screen.
Yes, where quality and usage rights allow. We can build new footage around existing material or advise if a reshoot would serve you better.
Both. Some clients engage us for a single project; others build a library of content over time – training videos, case studies, site updates – and we support them on an ongoing basis.