Corporate Event Videography
Highlight films and full coverage of conferences, summits, awards nights, panels and partner events.
London Corporate Video Production
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Films for the firms worth filming.
You have a conference next month, a recruitment piece in the pipeline, or a case study the sales team keeps asking for. That's the brief. Shot, directed and edited end-to-end, for professional firms across the UK and beyond.
Recent shoots for
International law firms, management consultancies, engineering institutions & financial services.
CH. IWhat you get
Your brief lands. The film lands.
You bring the brief, the date, and a budget range. We bring the kit, the crew, the broadcast audio, and an end-to-end commitment to the film actually arriving on your desk in time for what you need it for.
A pitch deck that needs a moving cover. A trainee story that has to feel real. A conference that needs to keep earning attention after the lights go down. That's the kind of film this is for.
The conversation usually starts with a short message about what you're putting together. We come back the same working day with the questions we need answered to scope a proper quote.
— Alexander Pirnak
CH. IIWhat we make
Seven things, done properly.
From a single highlight reel to a multi-day conference capture, every brief lands in one of these.
Conference & Session Recording
Recorded talks, keynotes and panels, captured with broadcast audio and ready for on-demand release.
HR & Graduate Recruitment Films
Trainee stories, early-careers films and culture pieces that read as real, not corporate.
Social Mobility & Inclusion Stories
Long-form interviews on access, opportunity and lived experience inside professional firms.
B2B Video Presentations
Pitch films, case studies and capability videos for sales decks, websites and tender responses.
Mini-Documentaries
Short-form documentary films on expeditions, engineering, and the people inside professional firms.
CH. IIISelected work
A short reel of recent shoots.
Highlight films, recruitment pieces, documentaries and case studies, for firms whose names you may already know.
CH. IVTrusted by
Some of the firms we have shot for.
- Osborne ClarkeInternational law firm
- AshurstGlobal law firm
- Gilbert + TobinAustralian law firm
- SalesforceEnterprise software
- City of LondonCorporation of London
- IMechEInstitution of Mechanical Engineers
- Rubicon 3Adventure sailing
- Saga 47Sailing expeditions
- bip.Management consultancy
- WIM AfricaWomen in Mining Africa
- IAA CompassInvestment advisory
IN THEIR WORDSA client
We work with Alex on a number of photography and video production projects around our organisation's events and we know that no matter the project, we can trust Alex's skills and creativity to produce high quality output that best represents our activities and augments our future marketing campaigns. In particular, Alex is adept at making our stakeholders and event attendees at ease, which helps maximise video interviews and photoshoots alike. It's always a pleasure to work with Alex and I cannot recommend him highly enough to colleagues and contacts.
Chris Smout
Senior Marketing Executive, Institution of Mechanical Engineers
CH. VFrom the journal
Field notes on corporate video.
Practical guides for marketing and HR teams briefing the work: what to share before the shoot, what to expect on the day, what makes the difference in the edit.
Captions and Subtitles: Why Most of Your Audience Is Reading, Not Listening
Most B2B video is watched on mute. Here is why captions on a corporate video are load-bearing rather than optional, and how to get them right.
Read →Getting Comfortable on Camera: What Actually Helps People Relax
Most people tense up the moment a camera turns on. Here is what genuinely helps executives and staff relax on a corporate video shoot, and why it matters more than the kit.
Read →
CH. VILet's begin
Got a brief? Let's talk it through.
If you're putting together an event, a recruitment campaign, or a film of any kind, the first move is a quick conversation. No pitch deck required.