How is product video production done in London?

Product video production in London helps businesses and marketing teams show what a product or service does, how it works and the details buyers need to see. Airframe Media scopes demonstrations, close-ups, graphics and edits around the brief. Each project receives an itemised quote covering the agreed filming and deliverables.

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Airframe Media is a London-based video production company. Product demos, marketplace files, lifestyle shoots and launch films can be scoped from the product, audience and intended channels. For planning guidance, see our guide to product video costs, formats and platform specifications.

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ExCeL London Exhibitor Services

This ExCeL London film explains a service through the people delivering it and activity in the venue. It is a service-explanation example from our corporate work. For a physical product brief, the proposal separately defines the product, demonstrations, set and required shots.

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Client feedback · Levy

“Airframe Media captured the Frictionless Bar concept brilliantly. The video communicates exactly what we're trying to achieve: a seamless, modern bar experience that transforms event hospitality. It's been a fantastic asset for showcasing the pilot to our stakeholders.”
Harriet, Levy Marketing Team, Levy

Product Video Formats

Product content scoped around the range and intended channels

Product Demo Videos

Demonstrations scoped around the product actions, features and information selected in the brief.

Unboxing & Reveal

Unboxing content shaped around the packaging, product details and agreed delivery channels.

E-Commerce & Marketplace

Product videos prepared to the agreed marketplace specifications and delivery versions.

360° Product Showcase

Full-rotation product video with controlled lighting, scoped to the product and intended viewing experience.

Lifestyle Product Shoots

On-location lifestyle content scoped around the product, setting, contributors and selected audience.

Launch Teasers & Hero Films

Launch teasers, hero films or paid-media versions selected from the brief and itemised in the quote.

Product Comparison & Review

Side-by-side comparison or review formats built from the client-approved product information and shot list.

Brand & DTC Content

Long-form brand and direct-to-consumer stories scoped around the intended audience and channels.

Product Range & Catalogue

Batch production for a product range, with scheduling, styling and delivery versions agreed in the quote.

Product Brief Contexts

Product video shaped around the audience, product and intended channels

Direct-to-consumer products

Retail product ranges

Marketplace listings

Luxury and beauty products

Software and product demos

Food and beverage products

Fitness and wellness products

Fashion and lifestyle products

Consumer electronics

Range and catalogue briefs

Location, travel, styling and catalogue requirements are reviewed from the brief and identified in the quote.

Why Brands Choose Us

Studio, location or combined approach selected from the brief

Current channel specifications supplied and confirmed before production

Aspect ratios and delivery versions listed in the quote

Batch schedules and pricing scoped for the product range

Props, styling and set-dressing responsibilities agreed in the quote

Usage, territories and channels recorded for the commission

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What Our Clients Say

"The energy Airframe Media captured is exactly what we wanted. They understood our brand immediately: luxury, performance, exclusivity. The video has been instrumental in attracting the calibre of members we target."

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"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."

Harriet

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"Airframe Media did a stunning job capturing The Arc. The video perfectly showcases the quality of the refurbishment and the prestige of the location. It's become an essential part of our marketing for the development."

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Product Video Pricing

Product productions are quoted from the range, styling, filming plan, post-production and required delivery versions.

Single Product

Quoted to scope

Creative treatment, filming and versions agreed

Product Range

Quoted to scope

Products, styling and schedule defined

Catalogue Shoot

Quoted to scope

Range, batch plan and channel outputs recorded

All quotes itemised: studio hire, crew, styling, editing, and format delivery priced separately and agreed upfront.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cost depends on the number of products, studio or location plan, styling, motion graphics, review stages and delivery versions. Airframe Media provides an itemised quote after reviewing the brief.

The schedule depends on the number of products, styling, locations and required versions. Single-product films can move through planning, filming and post-production quickly, while multi-product ranges are usually delivered in agreed batches. We confirm review stages and delivery dates before production starts.

A product brief can use a studio, a location or a combination of the two. We review the product, shot list, creative treatment, intended channels and any styling requirements, then record the agreed locations and production resources in the quote.

Marketplace delivery can be scoped from the current platform specification supplied with the brief. The quote records the required aspect ratios, runtime, file limits and delivery versions for the selected channels.

Styling, props, set dressing, models, hair and makeup can be included where the brief requires them. The quote identifies the agreed creative treatment, responsibilities and production resources.

Batch production can reduce repeated setup across a product range. We review the products, styling changes and shot list, then propose an achievable schedule and itemised range or catalogue quote.

Delivery files are defined from the intended platforms and their current specifications. The quote lists the agreed aspect ratios, resolution, codec and versions before production begins.

Usage, territories, term, raw-footage supply and portfolio permissions are agreed for the commission and recorded in the quote. Tell us every intended paid, retail, marketplace and owned channel at the brief stage.

Get Your Product Video Quote

Tell us about your product and brief and we'll provide a detailed, itemised quote after reviewing it. No obligations.

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Show the product doing the job

Start with the buyer's practical question. They may need to see scale, operation, texture, installation or a sequence of steps. List what must be visible and which claims need to be explained or demonstrated. A product beauty film can create an impression, while a demonstration needs enough context for the viewer to understand what is happening.

Send product dimensions, materials, colours and any moving parts with the brief. Reflective surfaces, small details, liquids and screens can require different lighting or camera approaches. Identify who can operate the product safely and what must be prepared between takes. If packaging or a finish is changing, confirm which version is approved for filming.

Plan a London location or a controlled set

A product in a real workplace can show how it is used; a controlled background can make detail easier to compare. Choose according to the film's purpose. For an office, showroom, venue or hired studio in London, agree access, power, working space and sound conditions before finalising the schedule. Any location hire or set work belongs in the quote.

Create a shot list that follows the customer's view: an establishing view, important details, operation and the result. If people demonstrate the product, decide whether their hands, faces or voices are needed. Explain any restrictions on branding or confidential features. A clear sequence helps the editor make an understandable film instead of a collection of attractive but disconnected shots.

Specify the versions and review the factual detail

A website demonstration, sales presentation and social advert may share material but need different runtimes, framing and messages. List the intended channels, aspect ratios, captions and languages before filming. A platform's current file requirements should be checked for the actual destination rather than assumed from another campaign.

During review, check product names, specifications, operating steps and on-screen claims with the person who owns that information. Separate corrections from new requests for scenes or features. The quote records included review stages, delivery files, usage and any footage handoff. This keeps a useful product film tied to the version and claims your organisation has approved.

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