How much does a promotional video cost?

Every project is different, but most promotional videos start from around £2,000. We work to your budget and can tailor packages — from a single shoot day to an ongoing monthly content plan. Get in touch and we'll put together a clear quote with no hidden costs.

How long does a video project take from start to finish?

Typically 2–3 weeks from booking to final delivery. That includes pre-production planning, the shoot itself, and editing. Timelines can flex depending on complexity, but we'll always give you a clear schedule upfront.

Do you cover areas outside Sussex?

We're based in Seaford, East Sussex, and most of our work is across Sussex — Brighton, Eastbourne, Lewes, Worthing, Crawley and beyond. We do travel further afield for the right project, so just ask.

I'm not comfortable on camera — can you help?

Absolutely. We come from a theatre and acting background, so directing people who aren't used to being on camera is one of our strengths. We'll guide you through every step so you come across naturally and confidently. Most clients are surprised how relaxed they feel.

What's included in a social media content package?

Our social media packages include filming, editing and delivery of video and photography content ready to post across Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok. We can work on a monthly retainer so you always have fresh, professional content without the hassle of creating it yourself.

Do you offer drone filming?

Yes. We're fully licensed for drone filming and aerial photography across Sussex. It's ideal for property, construction, tourism and brand storytelling — adding a perspective that ground-level footage simply can't match.

Can you help with product photography as well as video?

We do. Product photography sits alongside our video production services. Clean backgrounds, consistent lighting and quick turnaround — whether you need images for your website, e-commerce listings or social media.

What happens if I need changes after the edit is delivered?

Revisions are a normal part of the process. We'll share a draft edit for your feedback via Vimeo, and we'll work through any changes together until you're happy with the final cut.

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Photography1 April 20264 min read

Product Photography Tips for Small Businesses

Professional product photography studio setup with camera, softbox lights and white backdrop

Good product photography sells. Bad product photography costs you customers. Whether you're selling online, posting on social media, or putting together a catalogue — the quality of your product images directly affects how people perceive your brand.

1. Lighting is everything

The single biggest difference between amateur and professional product photos is lighting. Natural light from a large window works surprisingly well for smaller products. Position the product near the window, use a white reflector (even a piece of card) on the opposite side to fill in shadows, and avoid direct sunlight which creates harsh shadows.

2. Keep backgrounds clean

A plain white or light grey background keeps the focus on your product. You can buy a simple sweep of white card or fabric for very little. For e-commerce listings, clean backgrounds are essential — they look professional and make your products easy to compare.

3. Consistency matters

If you're photographing a range of products, keep everything consistent — same background, same lighting setup, same angle. This creates a cohesive look across your website or catalogue and makes your brand feel more polished and trustworthy.

4. Show multiple angles

Online shoppers can't pick up your product and turn it around. Give them the next best thing — multiple angles, close-up details, and at least one lifestyle shot showing the product in use. The more visual information you provide, the more confident they'll feel buying.

5. Know when to call in a professional

DIY product photography can get you started, but there's a ceiling to what you can achieve without professional equipment and experience. If your products are your livelihood, investing in professional photography pays for itself quickly through better conversion rates and a stronger brand image.

We offer product photography alongside our video production services — clean, consistent imagery with fast turnaround, shot in our studio or on location across Sussex.