These are a selection of corporate videos we have made for clients. A corporate video is a great way of promoting your company, they can be made to be shown internally or externally.
The Confederation of British Metal Forming approached us as they were looking for a way to encourage new clients to join the federation and also they wanted to show manufacturing in a positive light. The key was to move away from the traitional view of manufacturing and to show an industry that is forward thinking and which still has a great future within the U.K.
Our fifth video for Delcam saw us filming a brand new piece of kit which enables doctors to scan your foot so that they can create and 3D model, which makes life easier when making a mould or cast. We tried to make it look as ultra modern as possible so we looked towards the new Imac for inspiration. ”Love the new video…exactly what we were after” – Chris Lawrie, Delcam
Our fourth video for Delcam saw us filming in the amazing Force India offices. The video was to showcase the software that Delcam produces which helps Force India to make the cars go faster. We saw some really exciting things at Force India including being allowed to film inside the wind tunnel.
The reference for this video came from a Robbie Williams music video called “Supreme” . The video took half a day to film and between 3 to 4 days to edit.
Eight Eyed Sea Bass requested our production services again. The brief for this was to find actors that resembled drawings created by school children (which was no easy task) and then create a video that reflected the various elements of the Every Child Matters campaign.
The final DVD was distributed to all the primary schools in Birmingham.
The Open Univeristy wanted to promote the working environment on it’s main campus in Milton Keynes.
We opted for an effect similar to the Subterranean Homesick Blues by Bob Dylon video and we also threw in some time lapse to help it a long.
The video took two days to film using two camera operators and we managed the post production which was carried out by Eight Eyed Sea Bass.
Eight Eyed Sea Bass were looking to film some accurate footage of Birmingham, which would show a city getting fed up with being treated so badly. Following a story board created by Petit Pois we filmed in various locations around Birmingham with the plan for EESB to fill in bits with the magic of 3D.This video was later released on the big screen and shown in Cineworld on Broadstreet to name one venue.
Personal Development Planning or PDP is a process of planning ahead for future action, working on tasks and recording what has been learnt and achieved.
We were asked by Research TV to create a video to promote PDP and show how it can help with the way students study.
The University of Warwick were looking for a video to encourage more people to look for job vacancies at the University. The video had to appeal to a variety of people and reflect a forward thinking and vibrant place to work.
Taking reference from the 1966 John Frankenheimer film “Grand Prix” we created a video that not only showed how great it is to work for the University but also managed to do it in style!
The NHS were looking for a way to encourage more young men to get incolved in the Health Service. They called in Pickle Jar Communications and @Warblefly to create a video that would show the variety of jobs available in the NHS for men.
We filmed for three days in and around Newcastle meeting various people from Nursey Nurses to Paramedics.
WMG (formerly Warwick Manufacturing Group) is an academic department of the University of Warwick. They have grown into a global force to be reckoned with, delving outside its manufacturing core into new sectors: health, banking, the built environment and digital technology to name a few.
@Warblefly created a corporate video to showcase the research and development work that they have been doing.
The University of Nottingham were looking to have a video created which would encourage potantial employees to want to work there. The video focussed on those already working at the University and showed how great it is not only at the University but also how Nottingham itself is a great city to live and socialise in.
The video is part of Jobs.ac.uk’s video collection on various employees that advertsie with them.
