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We only shoot on the best.
Detail is a decision, not an accident. Everything you have just watched was captured on professional Canon full-frame bodies and L-series glass, the same kit we carry to every shoot.
The Canon EOS R5 Mark II is our workhorse. It holds detail from the brightest highlight to the deepest shadow, stays clean in low light, and gives us the colour latitude to build a brand’s whole world in the grade rather than just light a scene.
Canon L-series lenses do the rest. Edge to edge sharpness, true colour, and a rendering of depth that makes a product look like something you want to reach out and hold.
- Full-frame
- L-series glass
- Cinema-grade colour
- Low-light ready
Video questions.
What people want to know before booking a shoot.
How much does it cost?
There is no price list, because no two shoots are the same job. We build a package around what you actually need rather than fitting you to a fixed tier, and most of our clients work with us as their marketing team on a rolling monthly retainer. Where that is the arrangement we ask for a six to twelve month minimum, because very little of this work pays back inside a single month. Tell us the budget you have in mind on the first call and we will tell you straight what it can realistically cover.
How long from booking to finished film?
A shoot day is one day; the schedule around it is scripting, location, people and edit rounds. We set those dates with you when we quote, so you know when the film lands before you commit to it.
Who actually does the work?
We do. Strategy, branding, design, web, SEO, paid, social management, content production and the offline work all sit in house, and the people on your first call are the people on your project. You are not handing a brief to someone who quietly hands it on again.
Can we use the footage on social as well?
Yes, and it is usually the point. We shoot with the vertical cut-downs in mind so one day on location produces the hero film and the reels, rather than a film that then has to be rescued for social.
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