
OakenStone
Explainer films with the two directors, which also set out the size of job they take on. The directors say the films have led directly to several high-profile jobs.
- Film
- Website
Team and practice photography, explainer films, patient and client stories and short homepage loops, planned around what your website needs.
Stills from films we planned, shot and edited.
People at work in your own space. No photos of empty surgeries or tools on a tray.
Usually a minute and a half, answering what people actually want to know.
Natural answers in their own words. No autocues.
Short, silent background films, compressed so they don’t slow the site down.
Training for your team to capture stories, with us doing the edit.
A shot list and questions agreed in advance, so the day runs smoothly.
Lighting and sound set up properly; everyone put at ease.
A main film plus short clips for social media.
Hosted without YouTube branding or competitors’ videos, and added to your site.
No. The best results come from your own team and real clients or patients. Everyone’s nervous at first; part of the job is putting people at ease.
Photography usually costs £595 to £1,600 depending on the day. Practice films are typically £1,000 to £2,500.
Most shoots take half a day to a day. Setting up lighting and sound takes about an hour, so it’s worth planning several pieces at once.
Usually on Vimeo, so there’s no YouTube branding and no competitors’ videos suggested at the end.