A CREATIVE PARTNERSHIP
JAKE
ALDRIDGE
THREE MUSIC VIDEOS. ONE WEDDING. YEARS OF TRUST.
From the neon-lit world of Partners in Crime to Jake and Lisa’s wedding at The Norfolk Mead: four films that show what repeat creative collaboration can become.
EXPLORE THE FILMS- Artist
- Jake Aldridge
- Music videos
- Three productions
- Personal film
- One wedding
- Locations
- Norfolk + Suffolk
REPEAT COLLABORATION
ONE CLIENT.
FOUR VERY DIFFERENT STORIES.
Our work with Norfolk artist Jake Aldridge began with a music video. It developed into three distinct productions—each with its own locations, visual language and technical challenges—and eventually became something much more personal when Jake and Lisa asked us to film their wedding.
That progression matters. Repeat work is not simply another booking: it creates a shared shorthand. Jake knew how we worked behind the camera, and we understood how to make him comfortable on screen while protecting the meaning behind each song.
The result is a body of work spanning performance, narrative, practical effects, visual effects, drone filming and natural Norfolk videography—all connected by the confidence that grows when client and crew already trust one another.
THE COMPLETE COLLECTION
FOUR COMMISSIONS.
ONE EVOLVING STORY.
01 · THE FIRST MUSIC VIDEO
PARTNERS IN CRIME
A planned artist concept filmed inside Cecilia’s Cocktail Bar in Norwich and outdoors with two classic American cars. Coloured lighting, practical smoke and a low-fog solution turned two real locations into one coherent, cinematic world.
Explore the Partners in Crime music video case study
02 · THE LOVE STORY
KING OF THE WORLD
Jake and Lisa’s real relationship became a narrative music video: messages, dates, a proposal and the door to their first home. Careful storyboarding allowed one videographer to capture the complete multi-location story in a single filming day.
See the King of the World narrative production
03 · THE VFX FILM
RATHER BE ME
A film about self-acceptance expanded the collaboration technically. Greenscreen, rotoscoping and compositing placed two versions of Jake in the same frame, while designed transitions and drone footage carried the story from dark interiors into open space.
Discover the Rather Be Me visual-effects case study
04 · THE WEDDING
JAKE & LISA
After three planned productions, the cameras followed a day that could not be repeated. Familiarity helped the coverage remain relaxed and unobtrusive while preserving the ceremony, speeches, celebrations and golden-hour portraits at The Norfolk Mead.
Watch the Norfolk wedding videographer case studyWHY CONTINUITY MATTERS
TRUST MAKES ROOM
FOR BETTER IDEAS.
A shared shorthand
Less time is spent discovering how artist and crew communicate, leaving more room to refine the film itself.
Creative progression
Each project can build on the last without repeating it—from practical atmosphere to long-form narrative and VFX.
Confidence on camera
Familiarity reduces the awkward first hour and helps performance, direction and candid coverage feel more natural.
Personal trust
A relationship formed through commercial creative work carried into the most personal commission of the four.
THE SCREENING ROOM
WATCH THE COLLECTION
Three original music videos and the wedding film that followed. For production detail, stills and behind-the-scenes context, open each linked case study.
PARTNERS IN CRIME
Music video · Norwich
KING OF THE WORLD
Narrative music video · Suffolk
RATHER BE ME
Music video + VFX · Norfolk
JAKE & LISA
Wedding film · The Norfolk Mead
ACROSS THE PRODUCTIONS
PERFORMANCE. STORY.
REAL LIFE.
THE BIGGER LESSON
WHAT REPEAT CLIENTS MAKE POSSIBLE.
Four commissions gave this partnership room to evolve without losing the ease and trust established on the first shoot. Our accompanying article looks at the practical creative advantages of returning to the same production team.
Why using the same videographer can make every film betterONE FILM CAN BE
THE START OF SOMETHING.
Bring us the track, the story or the event. We will help shape a production that works now—and a creative relationship worth returning to.
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