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Services

What we do, and what that actually includes

Five service areas and four ways in. Every project is scoped individually, so there are no set prices here — what you get is a clear list of what is included and what is not.

  • 01

    Content & Production

    Filming and editing that turns a night, a launch or a session into material people actually watch.

    • Event filming
    • Behind-the-scenes coverage
    • Interviews
    • Short-form social videos
    • Highlight films
    • Editing supplied footage
    • Captions and subtitles
    • Platform-specific formats
    • Repurposing long-form material
  • 02

    Brand & Creative

    Deciding what you stand for, then giving it a look and a voice that stays consistent.

    • Positioning workshops
    • Audience and messaging
    • Tone of voice
    • Visual identity
    • Logo systems
    • Colour and type guidance
    • Brand guidelines
    • Social templates
    • Posters and campaign artwork
  • 03

    Content Planning & Campaigns

    A plan for what goes out, when, and why — so output does not depend on inspiration.

    • Content pillars
    • Content calendars
    • Campaign concepts
    • Shot lists
    • Production schedules
    • Launch planning
    • Captions and copy
    • Publishing coordination
    • Basic performance reviews
  • 04

    Web & Digital Experiences

    Sites and pages that carry the brand and make the next step obvious.

    • Brand websites
    • Event landing pages
    • Portfolios
    • Enquiry journeys
    • Existing booking and ticketing integrations
    • Email signup journeys
    • Maintainable content workflows
  • 05

    Events & Production Coordination

    Shaping an event and coordinating the people and assets that make it happen.

    • Event concepts
    • Promotional assets and campaigns
    • Ticketing setup
    • Contributor and supplier coordination
    • Agreed production support

Ways to work together

Four routes in

Pick the closest fit — we will shape the detail around what you actually need.

  • Capture the Moment

    Who it suits

    Anyone running an event, session or launch who needs it properly filmed.

    The problem it solves

    Things happen, nothing usable survives, and the next one starts from zero.

    Example deliverables

    • Agreed coverage on the day
    • A short highlight edit
    • A set of short-form vertical cuts
    • Captioned versions for social

    What we agree first

    • Date, location and hours of coverage
    • Number and length of finished edits
    • Turnaround and revision rounds
    • Where the material may be published, and by whom
    • Whether travel or third-party costs apply

    Not included

    • Live streaming
    • Guaranteed reach or views
    • Unlimited re-edits
    • Venue, security or licensing responsibilities

    Related work will be linked here once case studies are cleared for publication.

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  • Build the Brand

    Who it suits

    A new or reintroduced brand that reads differently everywhere it appears.

    The problem it solves

    No agreed position, no consistent look, and every post starts an argument.

    Example deliverables

    • A positioning and messaging summary
    • Visual identity direction and a logo system
    • Colour and type guidance
    • A starter kit of social and poster templates

    What we agree first

    • Who makes the final brand decision
    • How many identity directions are explored
    • Which formats the starter kit covers
    • Usage rights for supplied fonts and imagery

    Not included

    • Trademark searches or legal protection
    • Naming disputes with third parties
    • Unlimited identity directions

    Related work will be linked here once case studies are cleared for publication.

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  • Launch Something Properly

    Who it suits

    A date in the diary that needs an audience, not just an announcement.

    The problem it solves

    The thing exists, but nobody hears about it in time to turn up.

    Example deliverables

    • A campaign concept and content plan
    • Promotional assets across the formats you use
    • A landing page
    • An enquiry or ticket journey pointing to the official destination

    What we agree first

    • The confirmed date and what is actually on sale
    • Who owns the ticketing account
    • Publishing responsibilities and approval steps
    • Campaign duration and asset quantities

    Not included

    • Paid advertising management
    • Guaranteed ticket sales
    • Taking card payments on ERA's behalf

    Related work will be linked here once case studies are cleared for publication.

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  • Keep Showing Up

    Who it suits

    Brands and venues that need a steady flow of content, not a one-off burst.

    The problem it solves

    Momentum dies between projects and the feed goes quiet for months.

    Example deliverables

    • A recurring content calendar
    • An agreed number of shoot days per period
    • A defined monthly output of edits and short-form cuts
    • A regular review of what is working

    What we agree first

    • Period length and notice for changes
    • Shoot days and output quantities per period
    • Turnaround, revisions and approval route
    • How source files and archives are handled

    Not included

    • Round-the-clock support
    • Unlimited content or revisions
    • Community management and replies
    • Specialist advertising results

    Related work will be linked here once case studies are cleared for publication.

    Enquire about this

Scoping

What a scope covers

So there are no surprises, a written scope sets out each of these before work starts.

  • Production hours
  • Output quantity
  • Formats
  • Turnaround
  • Revision rounds
  • Usage rights
  • Travel
  • Third-party costs
  • Source-file handover
  • Publication responsibilities
  • How long files are kept
  • Ongoing support

A scope is a proposal until both sides agree it in writing. Nothing on this page is a contract.