Social content
Short videos made for the way people actually watch on their phones: quick to the point, cut for the platform, and planned so that one shoot gives you a run of them rather than a single post.
How we go about it
The trick with social content is planning it so that a day with the crew produces weeks of posts, rather than turning up and hoping. So before anybody picks up a camera we work out who you’re talking to, what they’d actually stop scrolling for, and which platforms matter, and then we plan the shoot around that.
Some clients want a one-off campaign, and some want a steady supply all year, which is what our FilmBeat subscription is for. Either way you get the finished videos cut to the right shape and length for where they’ll be seen.
A few examples
Arriva wanted to say thank you to their customers, so we armed a presenter with fifty £10 notes and some hidden cameras. Manomasa’s recipe videos have been watched more than 50,000 times on social, and you’ll never just serve tortilla chips with salsa again.
Arriva: a thank you to customers, with fifty £10 notes and hidden cameras.
Manomasa: what you can actually cook with a bag of tortilla chips.
Credit Services Association: monthly videos that take the fear out of talking about debt.
Go North West: a year of social videos planned around key events, showing off the team.
Swinburne Maddison: their own lawyers explaining the things people search for.
The Smile Spa: real patients on what their treatment has changed. Agency: SD Advertising.
Cyberpower: custom gaming PCs for every kind of player. Agency: Forward & Thinking.
At Home Furnishings: every brand and department covered through a FilmBeat subscription.
Want a steady supply?
Tell us what’s going on in your business over the next year and we’ll suggest a plan, whether that’s a one-off or a subscription.