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    The video production company London B2B teams call when the film has a job to do

    Corporate video production in London for brands that need more than a showreel: brand films, executive interviews, case-study films, event coverage and video podcasts, produced by one team from brief to published asset.

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    London is not short of video production companies. It is short of ones built for B2B. Earworm is a video production company London marketing teams use when the audience is a buying committee, not a crowd: corporate video production for brands like KPMG, IG Group, Soldo, Experian, Cisco and Infobip, shot on location at your offices, venues and borrowed spaces across the capital, or at a studio we source and book for the brief, and run by our production team from our post-production studio in Bristol. We plan the film around the pipeline it needs to move, shoot it in London, and cut it into every format your channels will actually use. A video production agency that thinks like your marketing team, not a crew for hire.

    Corporate video production in London, on real shoot days

    Multi-camera corporate video production shoot in a London studio with an executive interview set lit for two cameras
    Earworm crew filming a B2B brand video on location at a client's London office
    Editor grading a London corporate video and cutting social clips in the Earworm edit suite
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    partner studios and crews across the capital

    Bristol HQ

    post-production, edit suites and producers

    Multi-cam

    every interview, panel and podcast shoot

    One team

    brief, shoot, edit and distribution

    How a London shoot works

    Five stages, one producer who owns all of them. You get a straight answer at each step and nothing falls between a London crew, a freelance editor and whoever in marketing had a spare afternoon.

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    Brief

    What the video has to do, for whom, on which channels. Agreed in writing before we quote.

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    Pre-production

    Scripts, interview questions, shot lists, London location or studio matched to the brief, crew and kit booked.

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    Shoot day in London

    Multi-camera setup at a partner studio, your office or an event venue. Your people turn up and talk. We run everything else.

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    Edit and grade

    Hero film, cut-downs, captions, motion graphics and colour grade, reviewed with you at rough cut and fine cut.

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    Delivery and distribution

    Files in every aspect ratio your channels need, plus publishing, paid support and sales enablement if you want it.

    Most London shoot days produce a hero film plus a bank of vertical clips, quote cards and stills. One day in the diary, a quarter of content out the other end.

    What we make in London

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    Kit, engineer and producer brought to you, or a room we book for the day.

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    Brand films

    Who you are, why it matters, shot to the standard an enterprise buyer expects from a London brand. Built to anchor a campaign and a sales conversation, not to sit on a homepage unwatched. The full corporate offer, including training and internal video, lives on our corporate video production page.

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    Executive interviews and thought leadership

    Multi-camera interview formats that make your leadership the voice of the category. Filmed at a London studio or in your boardroom, cut into a long-form piece and a clips bank for LinkedIn.

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    Case-study and customer films

    Your customers are your best salespeople. We plan the story, film the interview and the b-roll at their site or yours, and deliver versions for the website, the sales deck and the nurture sequence.

    Event and conference coverage

    Keynotes, panels and the atmosphere between them, filmed across London venues and cut into a highlight film and a clips bank so a one-day event feeds your channels for months.

    Video podcasts

    Our specialism. A repeatable, multi-camera conversation series shot at partner studios in the capital, the same engine behind The CFO Playbook for Soldo and The Art of Investing for IG. If you want the podcast-first version of this page, see our London podcast agency service.

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    Social cut-downs and clips

    Every London shoot is planned so the footage works vertically as well as wide. Captioned clips, quote cards and short edits for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts and Reels, delivered on a schedule rather than as an afterthought.

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    Animated and explainer video

    When the product is invisible or the process is complex, animation does what cameras can't. Explainers, motion graphics and hybrid live-action builds, produced alongside your London filmed content.

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    Podcast production for London brands

    Strategy, studio shoots across the capital and full post-production for teams who want a show rather than a one-off film. Soldo and IG, both London-headquartered, run theirs with us.

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    Planning a video project in London?

    Tell us the job the video needs to do and where it will be seen. We'll tell you honestly what to make, and what not to.

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    London studios, partner locations and our Bristol HQ

    Straight answer on where we film: we bring the studio to you. A full multi-camera kit and crew travel to your London offices, an event venue, a warehouse or a borrowed space, and where a brief needs a formal room we source and book one in the capital, matched for look, capacity and your team's diary. Our Bristol base is a post-production and strategy studio, so pre-production, editing, grading and distribution run from there, which is why London clients get a full production team without paying London studio overheads on every shoot day.

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    Brief

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    Pre-production

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    Shoot day in London

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    Edit and grade

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    Delivery and distribution

    Freelance videographer vs a video production company

    Both can be the right call. A good London videographer is excellent value for a simple, single-camera job. The difference shows up when the video has to carry a campaign, several channels and a brand's reputation.

    Freelance videographerVideo production company
    Best forSimple single-camera shoots, tight budgets, fast turnaround on one assetMulti-camera shoots, campaigns, series and anything with several stakeholders
    CrewUsually one person covering camera, sound and lightProducer, director, camera operators, sound and edit as the brief needs
    PlanningYou bring the brief, the script and the scheduleStrategy, scripting, locations and run orders handled for you
    DeliverablesTypically one edit, sometimes a short cutHero film plus cut-downs, captions, stills and channel-specific versions
    DistributionNot usually offeredPublishing, paid and sales enablement available from the same team
    AccountabilityOne person, one diary, limited cover if they are illOne producer accountable for the outcome, with cover built in
    CostLower day rate, more of your team's timeHigher project cost, less of your team's time and more assets per pound

    B2B video production examples from London clients

    Two series filmed for London-headquartered brands, produced with the same system we run for every corporate video client: planned around pipeline, shot multi-camera, cut for every channel.

    Video production London FAQs

    It varies more than any other question we get, so here are honest London market bands rather than a single number. A simple single-camera interview or social piece from a freelancer might be under £1,500. A polished corporate film with a small crew, one London shoot day and full post-production typically sits in the £5,000 to £15,000 range. Multi-day shoots, multiple locations, animation, presenters or large crews push into £15,000 to £50,000 and beyond; London broadcast-style commercials go far higher. Earworm quotes per project: you get a fixed price after one scoping call, with the number of assets spelled out. Our UK pricing guide, linked below, breaks the ranges down by video type.

    If you are benchmarking a quote, London production companies generally build pricing from crew day rates, kit, location or studio fees, edit days and usage. A fair quote shows you those components and tells you how many finished assets you get. Be wary of very low prices with no crew list, and of very high ones with no explanation of where the money goes. We price per project and itemise it, so you can compare like with like.

    A freelance videographer in the UK typically charges somewhere between £350 and £800 a day depending on experience and kit, with London rates at the higher end and specialist camera operators or directors of photography above that. Editing is often charged separately, by the day or per deliverable. That is excellent value for a simple shoot. It becomes expensive when a single operator is asked to cover strategy, sound, lighting, two cameras and a bank of social cuts, which is usually the point at which a production company makes more sense.

    One clear job, one clear audience and one clear next step. Practically, that means a hook in the first few seconds, real people from your business rather than stock footage, a customer or proof point, and a call to action that matches where the video will be seen. Keep it short for social and as long as it needs to be for sales. Plan the shoot so the same day produces the hero film and the clips, and write the interview questions before the shoot rather than hoping for a good soundbite on the day.

    At partner studios and locations across the capital, chosen per project for the look you need, the number of people on set and your team's diary, and at your own offices and event venues. We don't run a permanent London studio of our own, and we'd rather say so than imply otherwise. Our post-production studio, edit suites and producers are in Bristol, and every London shoot is planned and finished from there.

    Yes, and for executive interviews, case studies and culture pieces it is often the better option. We scout the space ahead of the day or work from photos, bring lighting and sound to make a meeting room look like a set, and keep the footprint small enough that the rest of the office carries on working. If the office won't work, we'll suggest a London studio or location that will.

    A single film usually runs four to six weeks from brief to delivery: one to two weeks of pre-production, the shoot day, then two to three weeks of edit, grade and revisions. Social clips from the same shoot land in the first week after filming. Faster turnarounds are possible for events and announcements when we agree the edit plan before the shoot.

    Constantly. Our base is Bristol, so the M4 is our commute, and our crews film across the UK at offices, sites and events. Clients in the US and Europe record with us remotely or on arranged shoots. London is where a large share of our B2B clients are headquartered, which is why this page exists, but it is not a boundary.

    You do, everywhere, for as long as you like. Full usage across web, social, paid, events and internal channels is included, with no per-channel licensing or re-use fees. We archive your rushes so a future cut doesn't need a reshoot.

    Three things. We only work in B2B, so the brief starts with the buyer and the pipeline, not the film. Our core product is the repeatable series, the video podcast and executive interview format, which means one shoot day is planned to feed a quarter of content rather than one upload. And we run the whole thing with one team, from brief to distribution, from a post-production studio in Bristol and shoot days wherever suits you in London, so the budget goes into the work rather than a relay of subcontractors.

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    Let's make something in London.

    Bring the job the video needs to do. We'll bring a producer, a plan and a fixed price, and we'll tell you if a freelancer would serve you better.