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The working landscape
Establish where the operation sits: fields, yards, buildings and the routes between them. Aerial footage can help explain scale and context when a flight is feasible.
AGRICULTURAL & FARMING VIDEO PRODUCTION
SHOW THE LAND.
EXPLAIN THE WORK.
Films for farms, rural businesses and agricultural suppliers. We bring ground-level filming, aerial coverage and a clear commercial story together, with a shoot planned around the work on site.
- 15+YEARS
EXPERIENCE - SUFFOLK BASED
UK-WIDE - UP TO 3 CAMERAS
WITH ONE VIDEOGRAPHER
Footage from our Sentry agricultural films.
Agricultural & Farming Video Production
Help people understand what happens here.
A wide view shows the setting. The closer shots explain what your team, machinery or service actually does. We plan both around the person you need to reach: a customer, landowner, supplier, prospective employee or exhibition visitor.
Start with the operation you want to show and the decision the film should support. We can then shape a site visit, an interview-led story or a coordinated shoot across several locations.
Our Sentry agricultural film project shows that approach in practice. For the wider company story, explore corporate video production. For still images, explore our agricultural and farming photography.
Sentry agricultural film · Explore the project
SENTRY · NORFOLK
A farming business, seen at work.
Our Sentry commission produced two exhibition films across Norfolk farm locations. Ground cameras and drones brought machinery, people and the wider landscape into the same story.
The featured film is one of those exhibition deliverables. The case study brings together the wider project.
- exhibition films for Sentry
- 2
- working farm locations
- Norfolk
- one production approach
- Ground + air
WHAT THE CAMERA NEEDS TO SHOW
Build the picture at three scales.
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The operation
Show the equipment, the sequence and the task. Give a viewer enough context to understand the process, rather than assembling disconnected machinery shots.
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The people behind it
Introduce the team and the decisions behind the work. Interviews can explain a service or practice that pictures alone would leave unclear.
Frames from our Sentry films. These are film stills, not a separate photography commission.
THE PRODUCTION PLAN
Fit the filming around the farm.
Some tasks happen at a particular time, in a particular field, with little room to repeat them. We agree what matters before the crew arrives.
Before the visit
Identify the operation, expected timing, access routes and site contact. Tell us about inductions, biosecurity rules, restricted areas and any contributors who need to be briefed.
On the working day
Coordinate camera positions with your site contact. Keep machinery routes clear and arrange interviews away from working noise where practical. The operator stays responsible for the work.
When conditions change
Weather, crop conditions and the operational schedule may alter the plan. Agree priority scenes, indoor alternatives and whether a further visit could be needed.
BUILD YOUR BRIEF
Choose what the film needs to do.
An exhibition screen, a website and a sales conversation ask for different edits. Choose a starting point and we’ll help define the scope.
CLEAR SCOPE. CLEAR PRICING.
Price the work
you actually need.
The number of sites, travel between them, operational windows and final edits shape the quote. Drone filming, additional crew and repeat visits are priced around the agreed plan.
Explore current filming and editing prices, then share your brief for an itemised quote.
- Filming · first operator hour
- £249
- Additional operator hours
- £99/ hour
- Editing
- £49/ hour
Starting rates from our current price list. Travel, additional crew, specialist requirements and agreed extras affect the total. No VAT is currently added to our prices.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
The practical
questions.
Can you film while a farm is working?
Yes, with a plan agreed with the site contact. We identify priority operations, safe camera positions, access routes and any restricted areas before filming. Where a task cannot be interrupted, the shoot needs to fit its timing.
Can ground filming and drone footage be included?
Yes. They can be planned as one production. Drone coverage depends on the site, permissions, airspace and conditions; it is confirmed during planning rather than assumed for every visit.
Can you film across several farms or sites?
Yes. We plan the locations and travel together, with a consistent shot list and visual approach. Tell us which operations are only available at certain times so the schedule reflects the real priorities.
What happens if the weather or farm schedule changes?
We agree what can move, what can be filmed in different conditions and whether an additional visit may be needed. Rescheduling and any extra production time are discussed as part of the booking.
Do you make films for agricultural exhibitions?
Yes. Our Sentry project included two exhibition films. We can plan an edit for a stand screen, including readable on-screen information and a version that makes sense when the sound is off.
Can you turn the footage into shorter sales or social clips?
Yes. Agree the intended audiences, formats and number of edits in the brief. Capturing complete sequences gives the editor more useful material to work with across the agreed versions.
LET’S PLAN YOUR PRODUCTION
PLAN YOUR FARM FILM.
Tell us about the location, timing and finished content you need. We’ll help turn the brief into a practical filming and editing plan.
We are based in Suffolk and work across the UK. For nearby productions, explore Suffolk video production and filming in Norfolk.
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