From coffee-fuelled concept generation, to days on set and nights in the edit, our close-knit team is buzzing with ideas. Everything we do is guided by your marketing objectives and informed by evidence, and we’re proud to live in that delicious sweet spot where creativity meets strategy. Yeah, we’ve got a base in London. But we mostly work out of Cornwall.
The fresh air helps us think.
Quality – We’re proud to deliver video content of the highest calibre, as well as a top quality client experience from start to finish.
Communication – We’ll keep talking, and listening, throughout the project — combining our expertise with yours to produce the results you need.
Challenge – Big vision? No problem. We love to flex our creative muscles, and we’re always up for a challenge.
Established in 2015, we’ve steadily grown our team of experienced and talented creative professionals to include the best directors, producers, writers, editors, animators and motion graphics artists, camera operators, sound crews, and faithful office canines we could find.
But producing killer content is only part of the process. We’re with you from creative concept to strategic delivery, helping you get your video in front of your target audience and optimise its impact.
Our Cornwall headquarters gives us luxuriously easy access to some of the UK’s most sought-after filming locations. Our London base gives us access to… well, London, and a swanky studio in the heart of Shoreditch.
Cornwall
Unit 1 Plantation Store, Foundry Lane, Hayle,
TR27 4HD
London
220 Brick Lane, London, E1 6SA
Greg Dennis is a filmmaker with a passion for storytelling and the ocean. His career has led him across the globe to reveal narratives that might otherwise go untold, whether it be the emergence of surfing in a remote fishing village on the coast of Madagascar, or the connection of tribes and wildlife at an elephant sanctuary on the plains of Kenya.
Greg is a twice receiver of the prestigious Vimeo Staff Pick award for his most recent film Looking Out and The Blue Time just a couple of years ago, which was also selected for the National Geographic Short Film Showcase.
