A customer story, a working process, an event or a campaign that needs to feel real.
We’re a video production company for Buckinghamshire – Aylesbury, Wendover and Princes Risborough, High Wycombe and Marlow, Amersham, Chesham, Beaconsfield and the Chalfonts, and Buckingham and Winslow – making corporate, training, event, sports and promotional films for head offices, manufacturers, schools, charities, clubs and venues. We travel from our Suffolk base and plan each shoot around the site, the people on camera and where the film will be seen.
We haven’t yet published a project filmed in Buckinghamshire, and we won’t claim otherwise. The work below was filmed nearby – at Syon Park in west London, at Rugby St Andrews RFC in Warwickshire and in London – and each project is labelled with where it was filmed.
A festival stand at Syon Park in west London, a rugby festival in Warwickshire and a conference in London. None of these was filmed in Buckinghamshire; each is labelled with where it was made.
SYON PARK, WEST LONDON / JELLYSHOTZ
A festival stand, photographed and filmed.
On the Foodies Festival circuit for Jellyshotz we sent a photographer and a videographer to every event we covered, including Syon Park in west London – about 22 miles from Beaconsfield – and St Albans, about 16 miles from Chesham.
The featured film, Blue at Syon Park, brings the festival unit, audience and live music into one story, and we also delivered a vertical version, short social edits and photographs.
One videographer and one photographer covered a charity rugby 7s festival at Rugby St Andrews RFC – two films, about 200 photographs and a footage archive – and TR7 booked us again for the Cheltenham 7s.
For My Home Life England’s 20th anniversary at City St George’s, University of London, we filmed the speakers, guests and interviews and edited a highlights film and shorter clips.
Choose the purpose first. We can shape the coverage, crew and final formats around your audience, locations and timetable.
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Corporate & recruitment films
Company, recruitment and explainer films for head offices in Aylesbury, the business parks of High Wycombe and Marlow and the professional firms of Beaconsfield, Amersham and Gerrards Cross, with clean interview sound and permissions agreed in advance.
A photographer and a videographer at the same event, so you get stills and highlight films from one booking – as for Jellyshotz on the Foodies Festival circuit, including stops at Syon Park in west London and in St Albans.
Speakers, guests and interviews recorded on the day and edited into a highlights film and shorter clips – the approach we took for My Home Life England's 20th anniversary at City St George's, University of London.
Team films, festival highlights and raw footage for clubs and sponsors – as for TR7 at Hamplified, Rugby St Andrews RFC in Warwickshire, and again at the Cheltenham 7s at Cheltenham Racecourse.
Direct-to-camera updates delivered with a teleprompter, plus site footage from the ground and the air – the format we used for Root-Power at its Tillingdown battery-storage site in Caterham, Surrey.
Aerial shots that explain a campus, an estate, a venue or a development site in the Chilterns or the Vale of Aylesbury, flown only where airspace, permissions, wind and weather allow.
If you need a Buckinghamshire videographer, we travel from our base near Sudbury. We cover Aylesbury, Wendover, Princes Risborough, High Wycombe, Marlow, Beaconsfield, Gerrards Cross, Amersham, Chesham, Buckingham and Winslow.
Amersham is roughly 85 driving miles from our base, Aylesbury roughly 96 and High Wycombe roughly 100, each about two hours or a little less without traffic. Travel beyond 25 miles is charged as driving time, so shoots work best as half or full-day bookings, and we agree access, parking and timings with you before the day.
The county town's council, hospital and head offices, plus businesses, schools and venues from Stoke Mandeville to Wendover, Haddenham and Princes Risborough. Filming over the border in Thame or elsewhere in Oxfordshire? See our Oxford page.
Manufacturers, technology firms and business parks around High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire New University, and offices, hotels and riverside events in Marlow. Filming further along the M40 into west London? See our London page.
Professional firms, schools, charities and venues in the Chiltern and south Bucks towns, from Chesham and Amersham to Great Missenden, Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross. Just over the Hertfordshire border in Rickmansworth or Chorleywood? See our Watford page.
The University of Buckingham, schools, estates and businesses in Buckingham, Winslow and the villages of north Buckinghamshire. Filming in Milton Keynes, Bletchley, Newport Pagnell or Olney? See our Milton Keynes page.
Also covering Great Missenden, Chalfont St Giles, Chalfont St Peter, Haddenham, Stokenchurch and Bourne End. Share the address and preferred date so we can confirm travel and availability. Need photographs too? See our Buckinghamshire photographer page, or Oxford, Watford and London video production.
FROM FIRST IDEA TO FINAL FILE
A clear route. From the start.
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Set the goal
Tell us who will watch the film and what it should change; we write a short brief with the length, formats and any social, event-screen or internal versions.
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Plan the day around the site
We agree access, inductions and restricted areas, check whether street or council-land filming needs notice, and time the shoot around meetings, the event programme and the M25, M40 or A41 traffic.
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Film with a small crew
A compact team records interviews and the activity around them without taking over the office, the venue or the event.
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Edit, review and deliver
We edit with agreed music, captions and grading, make changes from two review rounds and deliver files for your website, presentations and social channels.
CLEAR RATES. A PROPER SCOPE.
Know the scope. Know the cost.
Build the production around what you actually need.
A single interview and a production across several locations call for different plans. A good Buckinghamshire video production company should explain the filming, crew, editing, travel and specialist requirements before you book.
These are our current production rates. We explain how they apply to your brief, including the final versions and review stages included.
Do you offer video production in Buckinghamshire?+
Yes. We film across Aylesbury, High Wycombe, Marlow, Beaconsfield, Gerrards Cross, Amersham, Chesham, Princes Risborough, Wendover, Buckingham and the surrounding villages. We travel from Great Cornard, Sudbury, and do not have a Buckinghamshire office; send us the location and date and we will check availability and travel.
Have you filmed in Buckinghamshire before?+
Not on a published project yet, and we will not claim otherwise. Our nearest work is Jellyshotz's Foodies Festival stops at Syon Park in west London and in St Albans, Hertfordshire, about 16 miles from Chesham. The other projects on this page were filmed in London, at Rugby St Andrews RFC in Warwickshire, at Cheltenham Racecourse and in Caterham, Surrey, and each one is labelled.
How much does video production in Buckinghamshire cost?+
Filming starts at £249 for the first on-location hour per operator and £99 for each additional hour per operator, and editing is £49 per hour. Your quote covers crew time, editing, travel and any specialist kit, and no VAT is currently added to our prices. As an example on our pricing page, Sentry's two 30-second promotional films were £1,800.
How is travel to Buckinghamshire charged?+
We work out travel from CO10 0JA using driving routes. Amersham is roughly 85 driving miles away, Aylesbury roughly 96 and High Wycombe roughly 100, each about two hours or a little less without traffic. All are beyond 25 miles, so there is no mileage charge; the estimated return driving time is charged at £49 per hour, rounded to the nearest 15 minutes. Parking and other location costs are agreed separately.
SHOW MORE QUESTIONSSHOW FEWER QUESTIONS
Can you film a festival, show or brand event?+
Yes. On the Foodies Festival circuit for Jellyshotz we sent a photographer and a videographer to each event we covered, including Syon Park and St Albans, and delivered highlight films, vertical edits and photographs of the unit, the products and the crowd.
Can you film our sports club or tournament?+
Yes. For TR7 one videographer and one photographer covered a charity rugby festival at Rugby St Andrews RFC and delivered two edited films, about 200 photographs and a footage archive; TR7 then booked us again for the Cheltenham 7s. We can do the same for a Buckinghamshire club, league or sponsor.
Can you film scripted updates or messages from our leadership team?+
Yes. For Root-Power at Tillingdown in Caterham we recorded two scripted pieces to camera with a teleprompter in a shoot of about two hours, with ground and aerial site footage. A teleprompter is a £99 add-on for standard equipment and setup.
Can you film a visitor attraction or estate?+
Yes. For the Wasing Estate near Aldermaston in West Berkshire one videographer followed families from the woodland trail to the pumpkin field and we delivered a promotional film and social content. We plan the route, the light and visitor numbers in advance so the film shows the whole experience.
Can you add drone footage?+
Yes, where the location, airspace and weather allow. In Buckinghamshire, airfields such as Wycombe Air Park at Booker, Denham and RAF Halton, and Heathrow's controlled airspace in the south of the county, affect what is possible, so we check restrictions and permissions before confirming aerial shots. Drone filming added to a production is £199 for the first allocated drone hour, then £49 per hour.
Do you also photograph in Buckinghamshire?+
Yes – see our Buckinghamshire photographer page. Photographs and video at the same time normally needs a photographer and a videographer, each at the standard operator rate.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL
What could we film for you?
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