The exact process can vary depending on the project type, filming requirements, access, assets and delivery needs. Turnaround times are not guaranteed and depend on project scope.
Step by Step
How a project is handled.
Each production project is approached individually. The process below outlines how enquiries are reviewed, how briefs are developed and how production proceeds.
Project Enquiry
Share your project idea, goals and requirements.
Send an initial enquiry outlining what you need, the type of content you have in mind and any key dates or context. This helps review whether the project is a suitable fit.
Brief Review
Project type, scope and requirements are reviewed.
The production brief is reviewed to understand project goals, filming needs, edit style, delivery formats and any logistical considerations before scope is agreed.
Creative Direction
Creative approach and visual style are aligned.
The creative direction is shaped around the project goals — including visual style, tone, narrative approach and how content should feel and function in its final context.
Production Planning
Filming requirements and logistics are organised.
Production planning covers filming requirements, locations, scheduling, asset preparation and any other logistical needs depending on the project type.
Filming / Asset Work
Content is captured or source assets are prepared.
Filming takes place according to the production plan, or existing footage and assets are prepared for post-production. Requirements may vary by project type.
Editing & Review
Content is edited, refined and reviewed.
The edit is built around the agreed creative direction. Review stages allow feedback to be incorporated before final delivery is confirmed.
Delivery
Final content is prepared and delivered.
Final files are prepared in the agreed delivery formats — whether for web, social, campaign or internal use. Delivery requirements can be confirmed during project scope.
Starting Your Enquiry
What to include when getting in touch.
The more context you can provide about your project, the more accurately the brief can be reviewed and scope can be shaped.
Project type
What type of video is needed — brand film, social reel, event coverage, corporate video or editing support.
Goals and audience
What the video needs to achieve, who will watch it and where it will be used — web, social, campaign or internal.
Filming requirements
Whether footage needs to be captured, or whether you have existing assets to be edited. Any locations, logistics or access to note.
Preferred timeframe
Any key dates, target launch windows or deadlines that are relevant to the project. Timeframes are not guaranteed.
Delivery format
What the final output needs to be — web video, social formats, internal presentation or other. Multiple formats can be discussed.
Any relevant context
Brand guidelines, creative references, existing content or any other context that helps shape the production brief.