More cameras do not automatically mean a better video. Compare single-camera filming, multi-camera setups and multiple camera operators, with real event-production examples.

Filming, publishing and replacing videos are different decisions. Here is how to plan a workable schedule around customer questions, campaign dates and the footage you already have.

One day gave us the footage for 20 Essex Sport activity videos. Here is why that worked, what a smaller business shoot might involve, and why video counts need context.

Better product video begins with a clean, correct sample and a shot plan tied to the buying decision. Lighting, lens and movement should reveal the product, not disguise it.

A good sports film needs more than a close view of the action. Here's how we approach camera positions, sound, slow motion and the moments around the game, with examples from basketball, rugby and university sport.