Corporate video production in London helps marketing, communications and people teams explain their organisation through brand films, interviews, recruitment content and internal updates. Airframe Media plans, films and edits around the agreed audience and channels. Each commission receives an itemised quote defining the production stages, review process and deliverables.
Airframe Media is a London-based video production agency operating since 2015, with 500+ productions completed. Responsibilities for cinematography services, post-production and drone work are agreed from the brief and recorded in the quote. For a deeper read on format trade-offs, see our corporate vs traditional video production guide. If you're still scoping suppliers, our briefing on questions to ask before hiring a video agency covers useful due-diligence questions, and our guide to hiring a videographer in London explains how to compare day rates, kit and crew tiers.
Recent work includes the ExCeL Media Sales team film and the iGB Live waterfront film.
This staff-led film introduces ExCeL London's Event Services team and shows the people supporting work across the venue. It is a useful example of putting real contributors and their workplace at the centre of a corporate story.
Explore this film“Airframe Media produced outstanding content for our latest campaign. The quality was superb and they managed the entire process seamlessly. Their team understood our brand perfectly and delivered beyond our expectations.”
Corporate video shaped around the audience and business brief
Define your brand, team, and values for clients, investors, and partners.
Employee training and onboarding content for the agreed learning audience and channels.
Presentations and updates shaped around the information stakeholders need.
Executive messages, culture films, and all-hands announcements.
Showcase features and benefits in clear, compelling detail.
Interview-led client and project stories scoped around the available proof.
Conference summaries and launch films prepared for the agreed post-event channels.
Repurposed and platform-optimised cuts for LinkedIn, YouTube, and beyond.
A structured approach refined across 500+ productions
We deep-dive into your brief, audience, and objectives. This is where strategy is set and creative direction agreed, before a camera is touched.
The quote defines the agreed script, storyboard, locations, crew and production schedule.
The crew, camera, lighting, sound and direction approach are selected for the agreed brief.
The quote lists the edit, colour, sound, graphics, review stages and delivery versions included.
Producing corporate video in London since 2015
Named crew and production stages recorded in the quote
Creative, filming, post-production and delivery scoped by commission
Named clients across hospitality, property, events, and finance
Camera, lighting and sound equipment selected for the brief
Aerial filming scoped with the production where required
Airframe Media coordinates cinematography, edit, colour, sound and aerial requirements through one production team, with the included disciplines set out in the quote. See more about our London video production team.
Work in context
Two commissioned films that show team-led business storytelling and long-term institutional work, each with client-owned publication evidence.
A film showing how ExCeL’s Media Sales team helps brands reach event audiences, using CloserStill Media and SentinelOne in the story.
Explore the ExCeL Media Sales team film
Published by the client
ExCeL published the film about its Media Sales team and event-audience opportunities.
A 2:11 anniversary film combining new Airframe production with selected historical archive material to tell ExCeL London’s 25-year story.
Explore the ExCeL London 25th-anniversary case studyPublished by the client
LinkedIn2:11
ExCeL published the anniversary film as part of its 25-year story.
YouTube2:11
Instagram2:11
The quote is built from the brief, filming days, crew, locations, post-production, review stages and delivery versions.
Interview & Overview
Quoted to scope
Contributors, locations, filming and edit plan agreed
Brand Film
Quoted to scope
Creative, crew, shoot and post-production defined
Multi-Day Production
Quoted to scope
Schedule, locations, delivery versions and review stages recorded
Each quote itemises the agreed production scope. Travel, equipment hire and additional days are identified separately where they apply.
Cost depends on the brief, filming days, crew, locations, post-production, review stages and delivery versions. Airframe Media provides an itemised quote for the agreed scope. Request the current solo filming, aerial filming and editing rates through our pricing page.
A corporate production can include pre-production, filming and post-production. The quote defines the brief, schedule, locations, crew, shot plan, review stages, deliverables, formats and delivery date included for that commission.
The schedule depends on the number of locations, filming days, contributors, approval stages and delivery versions. We agree the production schedule and delivery date in the quote before work begins.
Scriptwriting and storyboarding can be included where the brief requires them. The quote records the agreed development stages, responsibilities and review points before filming begins.
Client offices, external locations and hired studios can be considered from the brief. Access, responsibilities, travel, crew, equipment and any location-specific requirements are reviewed before the schedule and quote are confirmed.
We select camera, lighting, sound and movement equipment for the brief, location and delivery requirements. Aerial filming is scoped with the production where required, and any specialist equipment that affects cost is identified in the quote.
Tell us the required delivery date at the brief stage. We will review the filming plan, edit scope, approval stages and delivery versions, then confirm what is achievable in the quote.
Production companies and freelance videographers offer different team structures and scopes. Compare who is responsible for creative development, filming, post-production, reviews and delivery, then ask each supplier to record the named crew and included stages in the quote.
Tell us about the audience, locations, filming plan and intended use. We aim to respond within one business day, then confirm what is needed for an itemised quote.
We aim to respond within one business day
A company overview should help a new viewer understand what you do and why it matters. A recruitment film needs to show the work and people a candidate would join. An internal update may need a clear leadership message and an explanation of what changes next. Agree one primary audience before combining these different jobs into a single brief.
For a corporate videographer in London, the most useful starting documents are your intended messages, a contributor list and the channels where the film will appear. Share brand guidelines and existing assets early. If an agency has already developed the creative, identify which decisions are signed off and which production stages still need support.
An office shoot works best when contributors have a clear appointment and a quiet room is reserved. Check building access, background conversations, air conditioning and changing daylight before fixing the schedule. In a City or Canary Wharf office, security passes and loading arrangements can matter as much as the camera setup. The location plan should name the person who can resolve access questions on the day.
Ask each contributor for facts and examples rather than a memorised sales pitch. Make time for footage of the work being discussed, not just the interview. In the edit, nominate one reviewer to combine stakeholder comments. Approve factual statements, job titles and sensitive information before the film is prepared for its agreed website, presentation or social formats.
A solo filming day and a completed corporate film cover different work. Compare creative preparation, crew, sound, lighting, filming hours, edit days, graphics, music, captions and review stages line by line. Additional locations or a long approval chain may change the production schedule even when the finished film is short.
Ask for the main film and each extra version to be listed separately. A vertical social cut, an employee-training version and a presentation file may need different framing, messaging or captions. Source footage, editable project files and usage permissions should also be discussed at the brief stage. Airframe records the included scope and delivery date in the project quote.
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