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Corporate video production

We plan, film and edit corporate videos for organisations across the UK, from internal communications and training to case studies, recruitment and event filming. Based in Exeter, Devon, we have made videos for clients including NHS England, the Met Office and the University of Exeter since 2003.

NHS England
Improving population health on the frontline

Corporate videos we make

These are the types we make most often.

Communications and internal comms

Pieces to camera and interviews that explain news, change or strategy to staff, the press or the public. Ready for your website, intranet or social channels. See communications videos.

Training and onboarding

Step-by-step training, onboarding and e-learning videos, with closed captions and formats for your learning management system. See education and training videos.

Case studies and testimonials

Your clients telling your story in their own words. We have made case study videos for SETsquared and Stephen Scown. See our portfolio.

Interviews and pieces to camera

One or two-person interviews, filmed indoors or outdoors, with presenter coaching for anyone new to the camera. See communications videos.

Recruitment videos

Show candidates what it is like to work for you. We made a recruitment video for Calendar Club. See our portfolio.

Event filming

Filming of conferences, AGMs and award ceremonies, with edited highlights or full recordings afterwards. See conference production.

Product and service demonstrations

Clear demonstrations of how your product or service works. We have made machine demonstration videos for VIGO and a service demonstration for Handle with Care.

Many videos in one day

Our portable studio sets up at your premises in one hour. Record as many short videos as you need, with titles added live, and sign them off the same day. See portable studio.

How we work

  1. Brief. We listen to what the video needs to achieve and who will watch it.
  2. Plan. We write the script or interview questions, and agree the schedule and locations.
  3. Film. Our crew brings everything: Sony and Canon cameras, LED lighting and sound. We coach your presenters if they want it.
  4. Edit. You receive a first draft, on average within one to two weeks.
  5. Review. You tell us what to change and we make the changes.
  6. Deliver. You get final files ready for your website, intranet and social channels. You own all the footage.

Calendar Club
Recruitment video

University of Exeter SETsquared
Case study for OOOBY

Where we film

We film across the UK and Europe, including London. We carry all our own equipment, so there are no hire charges or return deadlines to manage.

For shoots further away, we source and manage trusted production partners in New York, Boston, Bahrain, Singapore, Dubai and Denmark.

Corporate video FAQs

How long does a corporate video take to make?

Once filming is done, we deliver a first draft edit on average within one to two weeks. The planning time before filming depends on your project and how quickly scripts and interviewees are agreed.

Who owns the footage?

You do. You own the finished video and all the footage we film for you.

Can you film at our offices or on location?

Yes. We bring all our own equipment, so we can film at your premises, indoors or outdoors.

Our staff have never been filmed before. Can you help?

Yes. We coach presenters before and during filming, including people who have never been in front of a camera.

Can you add titles, names and graphics?

Yes. We add titles, name badges, credits, and overlaid or full-screen graphics.

Do you film outside Devon?

Yes. We work across the UK and Europe, including London, and manage partner crews further afield.

”“I’d highly recommend Alex, Angi and the Bitpod team. They have produced a fantastic suite of video case studies for us. True creative professionals, they really listen to your objectives and are happy to explore different options to ensure things look the part and deliver the greatest impact.”

Dawn BaxterSETsquared Exeter