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Video Production

Corporate, medtech, branding and educational.

From medical procedures to live events, we film in environments where timing, preparation and technical knowledge matter. We bring together a crew tailored to each production, working closely with your team to capture the detail and tell the story.

Inside the Guinness Storehouse shop, with the words New Summer Collection over the shot.

What we make

  1. Brand and corporate films

    Company stories, campaigns and the people behind them, made for the screens your audience actually uses.

  2. Medical and technical films

    Procedures, devices and processes filmed clearly enough for training, education and sales.

  3. Social and vertical content

    Short cuts in vertical, square and landscape, planned from the same shoot as the main film.

  4. Aerial and drone

    Buildings, estates and landscapes from the air, cut into the main film or used on their own.

  5. Photography

    Stills from the same shoot for your website, press and social channels, without booking a second crew.

  6. Event coverage

    Conferences, launches and live events, captured as they happen, with highlights cut for sharing afterwards.

When the action happens once, preparation matters.

Medical procedures and live events follow their own course. Our job is to understand what’s coming, know which details matter and be ready to capture them.

Before filming, we work through the procedure or running order with your team. We establish the key moments, the available space and any restrictions, then plan the camera positions, sound and crew around them.

In clinical settings, we take our lead from the medical team and work within the requirements of the environment. At events, we coordinate with organisers and technical teams, adapting our coverage as timings change.

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Featured projects.

The 1837 Brasserie sign inside the Guinness Storehouse, from the summer menu film.
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Guinness Storehouse

Short vertical films for the Guinness Storehouse summer season, made for its own social channels.

More about the Guinness Storehouse project
The Dynamic and Ted Baker logos above three photos from the shoot: backlit Ted Baker lettering, an installer fixing the letters to a wall, and a finished display wall with framed prints on a shelf.
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Dynamic

A series of technical films for Ted Baker store installations, filmed over several days and made for the shop installers.

More about the Dynamic project
The Coroflo logo beside two screens from the Coro app, showing a live milk flow graph.
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Coroflo

A series of short informational films for Coro, an Irish-made breastfeeding monitor, explaining what it does and who it is for.

More about the Coroflo project

How a production runs

  1. Initial consultation

    A call to work out what the film is for, who will watch it and where it will be shown. The idea comes out of that.

  2. Pre-production

    Scripting, locations, casting and shot planning, all agreed with you before the shoot.

  3. Filming

    The crew is sized to the job, from a single interview to a multi-camera day. We work around your people and your schedule.

  4. Post-production

    Editing, sound, graphics and written captions, with review rounds built in. Delivered in the formats and ratios you need.

More films.

National Orthopaedic Hospital, Dublin2024

National Orthopaedic Hospital - promo film

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Lifestyle Sports2024

Lifestyle Sports - live event

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Amgen2024

Amgen's $300m Dublin plant expansion

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The Irish Red Cross2024

Training videos for irish NGO

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Loreto Ireland2022

Loreto Rumbek Primary School

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Cloughjordan House2024

Promotional video for Events Venue

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Working with us

Getting started

  1. Get in touch

    Use the enquiry form to tell us what the film is for, where it will be seen and roughly when you need it. A rough outline is enough.

  2. Discovery call

    A call with Emma or Susan to talk through the brief, answer your questions and work out what the shoot involves.

  3. Full proposal

    A written proposal setting out the approach, timeline and cost, with examples of similar work we have made.

Have a film to make?

Tell us what it has to do and who it is for. We will tell you what it takes.