We establish the approval process early and use Frame.io to keep film feedback clear and consolidated.

For larger projects, we recommend agreeing who has responsibility for collating and approving feedback before editing begins. This helps avoid conflicting comments, unnecessary revision rounds and lengthy email chains while still giving the right stakeholders an opportunity to contribute.

Yes.

Research can be complex. The challenge is making it accessible without oversimplifying it.

We work with academics, researchers and communications teams to identify the human story, real-world relevance and clearest narrative within the subject — creating films that engage audiences beyond the people who already understand the research.

Yes.

We create content designed to help prospective students understand courses, university life and where their studies could take them.

That might mean a flagship recruitment campaign, individual course films, student stories, social content or a combination of formats designed around different stages of the decision-making journey.

Yes.

Higher education projects often involve multiple locations, faculties, contributors and stakeholders. We build a clear production structure around the project so everyone understands what is being captured, when it's happening and how each element contributes to the wider campaign.

We create university brand films, student recruitment campaigns, course films, student and alumni stories, research films, academic content, international recruitment campaigns and social-first video.

Projects can range from a single focused story to larger campaigns involving multiple films, audiences and departments.