A working farm, a rural community project or a programme helping the next generation.
We’re a Norfolk video production company for organisations with real people and places to show. Our Suffolk base puts us within practical reach of Norfolk, and we plan every shoot around the address, access, contributors and purpose of the finished film.
Agriculture, learning and community life. These projects show how a clear filming plan can connect people with the places behind their work.
NORFOLK FARMS / SENTRY
Several locations. One connected production.
Sentry commissioned two films for exhibition use across a number of working farms in Norfolk. One Norfolk videographer coordinated ground-level filming with aerial coverage, capturing machinery, crops, seed handling and the wider landscape.
The project shows why agricultural video production needs both scale and detail. Drone views established the land; closer camera work kept the operations and people understandable.
The Prince’s Countryside Fund, now The Royal Countryside Fund, commissioned a one-day partnership film with Jordans Cereals. Stakeholder interviews, recipient testimonials, presentations and an agricultural visit gave the bursary a clear human story.
Our wider work for the charity included a separate film for the opening of Barton Bendish Village Hall. The project recorded a real community occasion and the people connected with it, giving the event a useful life beyond the day.
Choose the purpose first. We can shape the coverage, crew and final formats around your audience, locations and timetable.
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Corporate & agricultural films
Explain the people, processes and landscape behind a business. Interviews, working footage and aerial views can make a complex rural operation easier to understand.
Show the purpose of a programme through the people it supports. We plan stakeholder interviews, participant voices and real activity as one connected story.
Record the key moments and the people around them. A main highlights film, interviews and speaker coverage can give an event useful content beyond the day.
Give viewers a sense of scale where an overhead view helps explain the site. Drone work is planned alongside ground coverage, subject to location, airspace, weather and permissions.
Plan shorter edits, captions and different aspect ratios alongside the main film. Agreeing the outputs early helps the filming day gather the right coverage for each version.
If you need a Norfolk videographer, our team travels from our Suffolk and Essex bases. We film across Norwich, King’s Lynn, Thetford, Great Yarmouth and rural Norfolk, with the schedule built around the people and activity at the actual location.
Working farms, village venues, offices and event spaces each need different preparation. We agree access, sound, outdoor requirements and any route between sites before the shoot.
We cover offices, universities, venues and community settings in and around Norwich. A Norfolk videographer from our team plans the shoot around access, contributor availability and the intended use of the film.
Our Barton Bendish Village Hall film is a verified west Norfolk community project. For rural venues and village organisations, we plan around the people, timetable and moments that cannot be repeated.
The Sentry project connected several farms through one visual approach, combining ground cameras with drone footage. Multi-location production needs a realistic route and a clear purpose for every site.
We travel throughout the county for business films, events, interviews and community stories. Share the postcode, access requirements and preferred date so we can confirm the practical production plan.
Also covering Dereham, Wymondham, Downham Market, Fakenham, North Walsham and surrounding villages. Share the address and preferred date so we can confirm travel and availability.
FROM FIRST IDEA TO FINAL FILE
A clear route. From the start.
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Start with the purpose
Tell us who the film is for and what it needs to communicate. We turn the idea, event or working process into a focused brief.
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Plan the real locations
We agree addresses, access, contributors, travel, filming time and final versions. Outdoor and multi-site work receives a practical route and contingency plan.
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Capture people and place
We guide interviews and film the activity, details and wider setting that support them. The crew and schedule fit the working environment.
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Shape and deliver
Editing brings the footage together with agreed sound, colour and graphics. Feedback stages lead to the final versions for your chosen 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 farms call for different plans. A good Norfolk 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 Norwich, King’s Lynn, Thetford, Great Yarmouth and rural Norfolk from our Suffolk and Essex operating bases. Share the exact address, access requirements and preferred date so we can confirm travel and availability.
How much does Norfolk video production cost?+
Our current filming rates start at £249 for the first on-location hour per operator and £99 for each additional hour per operator. Editing is £49 per hour. We quote the complete project around crew time, filming, editing, travel and any specialist requirements, with deliverables agreed in advance.
What Norfolk projects have you filmed?+
Our verified work includes two exhibition films for Sentry across working Norfolk farms, a Sustainable Agriculture Bursary film for The Prince’s Countryside Fund and Jordans Cereals, and a separate community film for the opening of Barton Bendish Village Hall. The charity is now called The Royal Countryside Fund.
Can you film across several farms or business sites?+
Yes. We work through addresses, access windows, travel time and the purpose of each location before confirming the schedule. Sentry’s two exhibition films are a local example of coordinating ground and aerial coverage across several working farms.
SHOW MORE QUESTIONSSHOW FEWER QUESTIONS
Can you combine interviews with event or location footage?+
Yes, with a suitable schedule. We identify the contributions and moments that cannot be repeated, prepare a workable interview setting and gather supporting footage that gives each answer visual context.
Can drone filming be included?+
Yes, where the location, airspace, weather and permissions allow. We plan aerial footage around the story and the ground coverage rather than treating it as a separate collection of scenic shots.
Why work with a Norfolk videographer?+
A Norfolk videographer who prepares around the actual location can plan access, sound, contributors, weather and travel between sites. The practical advantage comes from discussing those details with the same production team that will film and edit the work.
What should a Norfolk video production company provide?+
A Norfolk video production company should give you a clear scope covering preparation, filming time, crew, editing, review stages and final versions. It should also explain travel, location costs and any specialist requirements before booking.
How is travel to Norfolk charged?+
Travel is quoted from the agreed operating base. Within 25 driving miles, it is £0.45 per round-trip mile. Beyond 25 miles, it is £49 per hour of estimated round-trip driving time and mileage is waived. Parking, tolls, ferries and accommodation are separate where required.
Can photography be included with the video?+
Yes, with suitable crew and time agreed in the brief. Photography is scoped as its own deliverable rather than taken from video frames. We discuss whether any important moments overlap before confirming the plan.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL
What could we film for you?
Looking for a Norfolk videographer or a Norfolk video production company? Tell us about the people, location and activity you want to capture, when you need it and where the finished film will be used.
