Documentary · London landmark
Tower Bridge Maintenance
Rare access inside a working landmark, filmed around live maintenance above the Thames.
London video production
Video production company in London
Airframe Media is a video production company in London for marketing, events and communications teams. We plan, film and edit corporate videos, event coverage, documentaries and brand films, with drone filming where the brief requires it. Each project receives an itemised quote covering the agreed production and delivery.
500+ productions · ExCeL London · Levy
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Production stages are scoped by commission and quote, from planning and filming to post-production and delivery: explore our full video production services in London.
Corporate Video
Corporate films, company overviews and business content scoped around the audience, brief and intended use
Brand Films
Cinematic brand stories and commercial content that connect with your audience
Event Coverage
Multi-camera conference filming, live events, and corporate function coverage
Cinematography
Cinematography with lighting, composition and camera movement selected for the brief
Post-Production
Expert editing, colour grading, sound design, and motion graphics finishing
Aerial Filming
Aerial filming planned around the location, intended shots and wider production
Selected work
No two films should feel the same.
A landmark, a live show, a grower and a new home. Four different stories, each shaped around the people it needs to reach.
Live event · ExCeL London
IGB Live
An event film shaped around ExCeL London and the Royal Docks waterfront.
Brand documentary · Isle of Wight
Meet Our Growers
A human portrait of the people, place and craft behind a celebrated British grower.
Property film · London EC2
The Arc EC2
Premium commercial filmmaking designed to make architecture and place feel desirable.
Airframe Original · Four-part documentary series
Behind the Pass
Airframe produced this four-part documentary series about the ExCeL and Levy teams. Published and credited by ExCeL London, it was filmed across three days inside the working venue.
Watch the four-part seriesA sense of place, on film.
The Reeds at South Lodge combines a contributor's account with waterside lodge architecture and quiet interior detail. Aerial views connect the buildings to the surrounding landscape in West Sussex. Watch the film here, then explore the project for the full production story.
Explore the South Lodge film“Airframe Media captured the energy and excitement of our chef competition perfectly. The production quality was outstanding and the final video exceeded all our expectations.”
Commissioning your film
A clear brief.
A considered production.
You bring the ambition. We help shape the brief, the shoot and the finished film.
Discuss your filmA clear scope. An itemised quote.
Four things to get right Open to explore
The briefWho is watching, and what should they do next?
- Audience
- Message
- Launch date
Start with the audience and the decision
A film for a procurement team needs different evidence from a recruitment film or an event recap. Tell us who will watch, what they already know and the question the film must answer. A useful brief also names the publication channel, the person approving the work and any immovable launch date.
From there, choose the content that earns its place: a clear interview, a demonstration, an observed process or a location that explains the story. Reference films help communicate tone, but your brief should describe what makes your organisation or event different. That gives creative development a concrete starting point.
The scopeAgree what we make, what you receive and what it costs.
- Creative & filming
- Edit & sound
- Delivery formats
What can be included in your production
Planning can cover creative direction, research, scripts, interview questions, storyboards and a practical shoot schedule. Production can include camera, lighting, sound and direction, with specialist equipment or additional crew identified where needed. Editing, colour, sound, graphics and captions are agreed as part of the post-production scope.
The quote records the actual deliverables and exclusions. Check whether your request includes a main film, individual interview edits, social versions, stills or a footage handoff. Music licences, locations, talent and translation can change the budget. Ask for each required item explicitly so proposals can be compared on the same basis.
The processA shared plan, from the first conversation to the final cut.
- Plan
- Film
- Edit & review
From the first conversation to the final files
First, agree the audience, message and scope. Next, turn the brief into a shot plan, location arrangements and a contributor schedule. On the filming day, the plan gives each interview and sequence its purpose while allowing space for useful moments that emerge on location.
Post-production builds the story from the material, then develops the agreed picture, sound and graphic treatment. Nominate one person to consolidate feedback from your team. Confirm names, job titles, factual statements and brand requirements before final approval. The delivery schedule includes the agreed review stages and output versions; it is not a universal turnaround promise.
The locationPlan the practical details before the cameras arrive.
- Access
- Contributors
- Sound & light
Planning a London shoot
Our published work includes ExCeL London productions and the Tower Bridge documentary series. These show different location challenges: a working events venue and an active heritage landmark. They are examples of completed work, not a claim of automatic access to every London venue.
For a City office, Canary Wharf workplace or a venue elsewhere in Greater London, confirm the exact address and building contact early. Loading, parking, lift access, security, power and background noise can affect the filming plan. At an event, provide the running order and identify moments that cannot be repeated. Any aerial sequence needs a separate location assessment.
Before we roll
London video production questions
How much does video production in London cost?
Airframe quotes each project individually. Filming time, crew, locations and post-production determine the cost; a camera day alone is not a finished-film price. Request the current rate card through our pricing page, then compare proposals against the same deliverables, review stages, usage requirements and deadline.
What does a video production company do?
A video production company turns a brief into a finished film through planning, filming and post-production. For an Airframe commission, the written scope identifies which creative, production and delivery stages are included, who approves them and what files you receive. You can also enquire about support for an individual stage.
How long will our film take to produce?
The delivery date is agreed after reviewing the brief. Contributor availability, location access, filming days, edit complexity and client approvals all affect the schedule. Work backwards from your launch date and allow time for a consolidated feedback round. Flag a fixed event or campaign deadline in your first enquiry.
Can you film in our London office or venue?
Yes, office and venue filming can be scoped around your location. Send the address, access times, room options and likely contributor numbers. A quiet interview space, controllable light and a clear route for equipment help the production plan. Permission to use a building or film other people needs to be agreed separately.
What deliverables should we ask for?
Ask for the versions your audience will actually use: for example, a website film, a captioned LinkedIn cut and a vertical social edit. Specify runtime, aspect ratio, captions, language and destination for each. Different layouts may need different framing or edits, so agree the delivery list before filming rather than assuming every version is included.
Can one shoot support several pieces of content?
Yes, when the shot plan and contributor schedule are built for those outputs. An interview may support a main film and shorter extracts, while separate demonstrations can answer specific buyer questions. List these needs in the brief so additional filming, editing and review work can be costed explicitly.
Do we need a finished script before getting in touch?
No. A clear audience, purpose and distribution plan are enough to start a conversation. Share what viewers should understand or do after watching, any required messages and examples of a suitable tone. Scriptwriting, storyboarding and interview preparation can then be discussed as part of the production scope.
How do we choose between corporate, event and documentary video?
Choose according to the story and the viewing context. A corporate film explains an organisation or message; event coverage records a time-bound occasion; documentary follows people and events to explore a subject. The service pages and published work show these different approaches, helping you brief the relevant production rather than choose by label alone.
Meet Our Team
One production team coordinates the brief, filming, post-production and agreed delivery files.
Liam
Founder & Creative Director
Founded Airframe Media to build a full-service production agency. Works across creative direction, client strategy and agency operations.
Discuss your project with LiamCreative DirectionProduction StrategyClient Strategy
Javier
Head of Videography
Cinematographer combining visual storytelling with sound-engineering precision across commercial and brand productions.
CinematographySound EngineeringAudio Design
Pablo
Head of Production
Versatile production specialist skilled across cinematography, photography, and post, the technical anchor on multi-day shoots.
VideographyPhotographyPost-Production
Hamza
Head of Photography
Stills PhotographyBrand ImageryEditorial
Gareth
Head of Post-Production
EditingColour GradingSound Mix
Marina
Head of Logistics
Project ManagementClient RelationsCoordination
Ryan
Drone Operator
Aerial CinematographyFlight Planning
Sharupan
Video Editor
EditingMotion Graphics
Edmond
Operations: Health & Safety
On-Set H&SRisk Assessment
Ricardo
Videographer
Camera OpLighting
David
Drone Operator
Aerial CinematographyFlight Planning
You bring the vision.
We bring it to life.
Tell us what you’re making, when you need it and what the film needs to achieve. We’ll come back with a clear plan and a detailed quote. No obligation, no pressure.
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