A customer story, a working process, an event or a campaign that needs to feel real.
We’re a video production company for King’s Lynn and west Norfolk – the town and port, Downham Market, Hunstanton and the coast, Swaffham and the Fens – making agricultural, corporate, training, charity and event films for growers, manufacturers, estates, attractions and community organisations. We travel from our Suffolk base and plan each shoot around the place, the people on camera and where the film will be seen.
We have filmed in west Norfolk: a main film and five short edits at Barton Bendish Village Hall for The Prince’s Countryside Fund. Our other projects below were filmed on Norfolk farms and elsewhere in Norfolk, and each is labelled with where it was filmed.
A village hall in west Norfolk, working farms across the county and a bursary programme for future farmers. Each project is labelled with where it was filmed.
BARTON BENDISH, WEST NORFOLK / THE PRINCE’S COUNTRYSIDE FUND
A small hall, told through its people.
The Prince’s Countryside Fund (now The Royal Countryside Fund) asked us to show why a modest rural building matters. We filmed the hall’s pop-up café – lunch, tea, cake and conversation – and the work in the kitchen behind it.
The charity received a three-minute main film, five short supporting edits and a gallery of stills taken from the footage.
For Sentry we filmed machinery, crops, seed handling and people across a number of working Norfolk farms, with drone footage to show the scale of the land, and edited two exhibition films.
In one day in Norfolk we filmed interviews, recipient testimonials, presentations and a farm visit for The Prince’s Countryside Fund and Jordans Cereals’ Sustainable Agriculture Bursary.
Choose the purpose first. We can shape the coverage, crew and final formats around your audience, locations and timetable.
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Agricultural & rural business films
Machinery, crops, people and the scale of the land, filmed with ground cameras and drone – as we did for Sentry across several working farms in Norfolk, delivering two exhibition films.
Short films that show what a place or a programme makes possible, told through the people who use it – like our films at Barton Bendish Village Hall in west Norfolk for The Prince's Countryside Fund.
Company, recruitment and process films for food producers, engineering firms and port businesses, with interviews filmed calmly away from the noise of the shop floor.
Consistent induction, safety and procedure videos that new starters on every shift can watch, with a teleprompter available so presenters can deliver an agreed script.
Agricultural shows, launches, openings and conferences recorded with the speeches, interviews and atmosphere edited into a highlights film and short clips.
If you need a west Norfolk videographer, we travel from our base near Sudbury. We cover King’s Lynn, Gaywood and the Woottons, Downham Market, Hunstanton, Heacham, Snettisham, Terrington St Clement, Swaffham and the Fenland villages and farms in between.
King’s Lynn is about an hour and a half from our base, so shoots work best as half or full-day bookings – several sites, teams or short films planned into one day. Travel beyond 25 miles is charged as driving time, and we agree access, inductions, parking and timings with you before the day.
Rural businesses, village halls and community projects south of the town, including Barton Bendish, where we filmed the village hall's pop-up café for The Prince's Countryside Fund.
Tourism, hospitality and attractions from Hunstanton to Heacham and Snettisham – promotional films and seasonal social content, planned around tides and light.
Farms, growers and food businesses across the Fens and towards Swaffham – the kind of multi-site agricultural filming we did for Sentry. Further east? See our Norfolk page.
Also covering Dersingham, Sandringham, Burnham Market, Fakenham, Wisbech and Methwold. Share the address and preferred date so we can confirm travel and availability. Need photographs too? See our King’s Lynn photographer page, or Norfolk, Norwich and Peterborough video production.
FROM FIRST IDEA TO FINAL FILE
A clear route. From the start.
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Agree the purpose
Tell us who the film is for and what it needs to achieve; we turn that into a short brief covering length, formats and any cut-down versions for social media.
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Plan the day around the location
West Norfolk shoots often cover big distances, so we group sites sensibly, agree access, inductions and PPE, and plan around harvest, shifts or opening hours.
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Film on the day
A compact crew records interviews and the work around them, keeping out of the way of staff, livestock, machinery and customers.
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Edit and deliver
We edit with agreed music, captions and colour, make the changes from two rounds of feedback and deliver files sized for websites, exhibitions 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 King’s Lynn 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.
Yes. We film across King's Lynn and west Norfolk – the town and port, Downham Market, Hunstanton, Heacham, Snettisham, Terrington St Clement, Swaffham and the villages and farms in between. We travel from Great Cornard, Sudbury; send us the location and date and we will check the diary.
Have you filmed in west Norfolk before?+
Yes. We filmed at Barton Bendish Village Hall, in the borough of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, for The Prince's Countryside Fund (now The Royal Countryside Fund): a three-minute main film and five short edits about the hall's pop-up café. We have also filmed across several working farms in Norfolk for Sentry, and a one-day film in Norfolk about the Sustainable Agriculture Bursary run by The Prince's Countryside Fund and Jordans Cereals. Every project on this page is labelled with where it was filmed.
How much does video production in King's Lynn 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 King's Lynn charged?+
We work out travel from CO10 0JA using driving routes. King's Lynn is about 60 driving miles away, roughly an hour and a half each way, 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 on farms and across several sites in one production?+
Yes. For Sentry we filmed machinery, crops, seed handling and people across a number of working Norfolk farms and edited two separate exhibition films with a consistent look. We plan the order of sites in advance so crew time goes on filming rather than driving.
Do you make films for village halls, charities and community groups?+
Yes. At Barton Bendish the brief was to show why a modest rural building matters. We filmed people coming together over lunch, tea and cake, and the work in the kitchen behind it, then delivered a main film, five supporting shorts and a gallery of stills from the footage.
Can you add drone footage?+
Yes, where the location, airspace and weather allow – the Sentry films combined ground and aerial footage to show the scale of the land. West Norfolk has military and airfield airspace in places, so we check permissions before confirming any aerial shots. Drone filming added to a production is £199 for the first allocated drone hour, then £49 per hour.
Can you film at agricultural shows, conferences or openings?+
Yes. We record the key moments – speeches, presentations, interviews and the atmosphere – and edit them into a highlights film plus short clips for social media. Tell us the programme and we will plan the coverage around it.
Can you produce several short videos from one visit?+
Yes. Barton Bendish produced six films from one project: a full story and five shorter edits that each offer a different way in. Agreeing the extra versions before the day means we film the right coverage for each one.
Do you also photograph in King's Lynn?+
Yes – see our King's Lynn photographer page. Simultaneous photo and video normally needs a photographer and a videographer, each at the standard operator rate.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL
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