North West Video Production Company. Based in Lancashire, we cover the whole of the UK.
Lancashire Videography
The wedding team at Bashall Barn asked us to produce this video to showcase their venue and family.
We spent the day gathering footage of this wonderful building and also interviewing the team.
Lancashire Videography
Lancashire Promotional Video
Close Up Magician Andrew Dean is launching a new product through his website for magicians to use in their performances. Once again, he asked us to produce a promotional video for COMET, with the only direction being ‘Please don’t make it cheesy’
In the space of 3 hours, we filmed this video in a conference room at Mitton Hall using a little window light and a small LED. You can view a Behind the Scenes image taken by one of Andy’s friends below.
We were delighted to hear that after sending this video to a potential client in the U.S, Andy secured a large sales order for this product, Job Done!
If you are looking for a promotional video for your product, it does not have to be a big, complicated or expensive shoot, please get in touch with any questions.
NORTH WEST PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
Student Accommodation Videography
The team at Outwork Studios hired us to produce a series of Promotional Videos for their client, DIGS.
Above is one dedicated to internationals. We spoke to real students who talked about their experiences when arriving to a new country and how welcoming the folks at DIGS are.
‘Moving away from home can be daunting, so we’re here to make sure that you have the best possible university experience whilst living in the U.K. At DIGS, we have a diverse community with students from over 48 countries living with us, so you can be guaranteed that you’ll feel right at home’
The following two videos are short promo’s for their social media pages, the above for The Pinncales site, and below, The Storthes Hall Park site in Huddesrfield.
If you are looking for professional video services to showcase your services, product or event, then please contact us here.
Student Accommodation Videography
Manchester Event Videography
The team at In Certain Places hired us to produce a number of videos for their Feeding Futures Event which was held at The Whitworth Gallery in Manchester.
Along with the highlights video above, we also produced 4 full length presentation videos for their website and on a separate filming slot, produced a video called Missed, by performance artist Krissi Musiol.
The day included talks by Dr Joanna Wolfarth, design researcher Sally Sutherland, and breastfeeding councillor and doula Louise Oliver.
Manchester Event Videography
North West Event Videography
Lancashire Event Videography: The team at Tensar U.K asked us to produce a number of ‘Ted Talk’ style videos for their 3-day International Conference which had speakers from all over the world explaining the vision of the company and how to make our world a safer and more sustainable place for generations to come.
These examples you can view here are short snippets from 3, 10 to 15-minute presentations which we filmed in Clitheroe over a 4-hour session. The equipment used on this shoot was a very simple 2 camera set up with microphones we fitted to the individual speakers and then using the house lights to create a little extra magic.
If you would like to talk to us about your next event or want to know more about our videography services, then please contact us here.
Lancashire Event Videography
As part of the Harris Your Place, which will see the museum close until 2024, they hired us to produce a couple of short films. The first, which had Cllr. Kelly from Preston Council handing over the ceremonial keys to Michael Conlon from Conlon Construction.
Artist, Gavin Renshaw was commissioned to create a Mural that would be displayed in front of the Harris whilst works continued. Below is a short video from the opening event.
Lancashire School Promotional Video
We produced quite a number of videos for schools around the Northwest during the lockdown periods and honestly thought they would settle down a little now that restrictions have been lifted. Luckily for us, we were wrong. It seems that they have really taken off! Here are a few examples of what we have been working on this year.
If you are interested in knowing how we can promote your school then please get in touch.
Preston Videography
Late last year we joined the team at The Harris Museum to take care of their Photography & Videography for web and social media purposes. The contract was for 12 months to see them through to September 2021 when they will be closing down for major renovation’s and repairs for which our work would assist in receiving grants from The National Lottery.
And guess what? They received all the money!!!
During the last 6 months we have worked on so many projects with The Harris and we’d just like to share some of our favorite’s with you on this blog.
Black History Month
For this years Black History Month we produced a number of short videos with people in the community and their relationship with both the Harris and Preston.
Chinese New Year
For the Chinese New Year, we produced approximately 15 videos with activities and cultural information with the help of The Confucius Institute at Uclan.
Camp in the Collection
Possibly our favorite collaborations with The Harris would be Camp in the Collection. Camp enthusiast, actor, screenwriter and thoroughly nice chap Harry Clayton-Wright takes us on tour of the museum and reveals how much ‘Camp’ is on display.
Harris Live
During the Lockdown, the Harris invited musicians to put on a short set for online purposes. For this we had a multi-camera set up with a sound technician to take care of all the audio. Here are a few short examples from a selections of the shows.
It has been great working with all the team so far, so many different projects have really introduced us to a wider community of talented people, its been a real pleasure. If you would like to know more about what we can offer for your business then please get in touch.
The very talented team at Mosney Mill are usually displaying their products at events such as ‘The Country Living Fayre’ but due to the restrictions, this has been put on hold. Like any sensible business, they still wanted to be able to promote their new collections for 2021 and asked us to produce a series of videos (6 in total) that they could send out to clients and various online sites.
We spent only a couple of hours with them on-site to produce the videos below which worked out at a fraction of the price of a stand at one of their usual fayres. No script involved, Just Emma talking about the range as she usually would to anyone who visited her stand.
If you are looking for something similar to this for your business then please get in touch.
Well, here we are, nearly a year into our visit from Covid-19, and still no clear end in sight. During the summer of 2020, our Government warned us that those in ‘None Viable’ employment should look at retraining. Although we totally understood their advice, we were not accepting that yet as our first option. Our wedding side of the business had obviously been destroyed, the commercial side was slowly feeding us during the summer but what about when we get into winter, what if this Corona thing was going to outstay its welcome?
Having been self-employed for many years, we were not totally up to date with the Job Hunting Market and how it worked, so we’d casually type into to Linkedin or random sites ‘Videography-Lancashire-Manchester’ and surprise surprise, there was a small number of posts wanting full or part-time videographers as part of their team. After an hour of reading these, I realized that although we are in a worldwide crisis…
These positions landed just at the right time, we got to work in a creative environment on many projects over the first few months and it has definitely made us think about collaborating with other agencies in the future. As a business, we became very insular and just plodded along producing similar content throughout the year and it has also given us a little more time to just enjoy our craft on a personal basis as well, after all, we were enthusiastic camera operators before we started getting paid for it. Just as an example, here is a small project we worked on during Lockdown 3 in our hometown of Leyland.