Whether it’s a campaign film, a brand story or an internal message that needs to land, we start by understanding what you want people to feel, and why it matters. Then we translate that into moving pictures with clarity, warmth and visual depth.
We can make it intimate, relatable, or beautifully polished, but always true to your voice and audience. You know what you need to say; we help you say it in a visual way that moves people.
The BBC required a promo for their global business news show, Marketplace, which is syndicated to many international stations as well as the World Service. We filmed at the Beeb in Salford and captured the process of creating the programme every day.
We love working with the colleges that make up the University of Cambridge, as much as we do the Faculties, Schools and Institutes. All kinds of communication - to the public, alumni, students and more - is required year-round. The challenge is to bring out the character of each place and tell relatable student stories to engage the audience. We have been involved in the University since our student days…. let’s say, some time ago… We know how things work, where the sensitivities are and how to make alumni feel nostalgic, prospective applicants feel welcome, students feel included and partners feel inspired. This is our home turf!
Law firm Birketts had rebranded and their agency, Industry, engaged us to make an ad to launch the new identity. We always relish the opportunity to write and shoot a commercial with actors and a lighting truck!
We really enjoy creative collaboration with local agencies, where their coherent messaging and design aesthetic for a client needs to be translated into video, where people’s voices become the centrepiece in the moving image. We’ve had great fun working with Creative Warehouse for years now on films and podcasts. A few examples from different kinds of project: Trinity College, Cambridge required a film to bring their values of inclusivity to life, The Leverhulme Trust needed to demonstrate the impact of their research funding and Ashdown Forest wanted to attract visitors and volunteers to the magical home of Winnie the Pooh…

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