I’ve created an array of compelling video types tailored for food, lifestyle, and sports brands such as:

• Social Media Ads

• Branded Content

• Case Studies

• Recipe Videos

• Tutorial Videos

• Training Videos

• How To Videos

• Launch Videos

• Commercials

• Talking Head

• Interviews

• Food Porn

• Sports Action

• Animation

• Narrative

• Documentary

To give some more context on what each video type:

Social media ads are designed to capture attention and drive engagement, alongside social media content that resonates with audiences.

Branded content offer value to your target audience to build rapport with them building trust. They effectively conveys brand narratives and values.

Recipe videos, how to videos or tutorial videos teach viewers valuable new skills, concepts and ideas.

Brand documentaries capture the essence of a brand’s story in an authentic and inspiring way. They help build rapport with your audience.

Sports videos that showcase action and create excitement that performs well on social media.

Food porn and slow-motion clips that tantalise viewers to create desire for your product or service.

Each video type is tailored to optimise audience engagement and enhance brand recognition in today’s competitive landscape.

The cost of video production can vary significantly based on several factors, including the complexity of the project, the level of expertise required, and the resources involved. I mostly work with budgets of £2,000 - £80,000.

Elements such as location, equipment, crew size, and post-production techniques can greatly influence the final budget. For instance, simple shoots with limited locations and minimal post-editing may be achievable within the lower end, while high-end productions incorporating advanced cinematography, high-quality talent, and extensive editing and deliverables could range higher.

Ultimately, the investment you make is often reflected in the overall quality and impact of the final product, making it crucial to balance cost with desired outcomes.

Investing in video production can yield far greater returns by strategically creating a variety of cutdowns and different deliverables from a single shoot. By capturing multifaceted content during the filming process, such as shorter edits for social media, behind-the-scenes clips, and targeted versions tailored to specific audiences, brands can maximise the reach and impact of their original material.

This approach not only amplifies engagement across various platforms but also ensures that the initial investment serves multiple functions—extending the lifecycle of the content while providing diverse marketing assets that capture the attention of different demographics.

A deposit is required to secure a date for your shoot. This deposit ensures your booking is confirmed and typically amounts to a minimum of £500 or 15% of the total quote, whichever is greater.

You can cancel the shoot up to 30 days before the shoot for a full refunded deposit.

You may also re-schedule your shoot date up to a 7 days prior without penalty; however, should you need to change, the deposit may be retained as compensation for work turned down for your reserved date.

I will always be 100% transparent with costs, ensuring that we thoroughly define the scope and budget upfront to avoid any unpleasant surprises.

The only instances in which costs may increase are scope creep, rush charges or overtime.

Scope creep is when the scope of what is required increases after the initial quoting process. Some typical examples of this are realising you need extra/different deliverables, require more help with pre-production planning or would like to refine an edit with additional rounds of amends.

Rush charges cover overtime required to meet an expedited timeline.

Overtime costs may be required due to delays caused by factors.