OakNorth
A recruitment film for a challenger bank, with OakNorth’s own people filmed where they do their best work.
Candidates meet them before they apply.
Films that do the job they were made for.
Video production company in Suffolk and London, making films across the UK
Four films made with the people who do the work
Dojo
We filmed three restaurants across the UK using Walkup on a normal service, and let them explain it.
It’s one of more than 40 films we’ve made for Dojo.
Culford School
Who We Are shows a family what the school feels like, not just its pool and its labs.
The International Women’s Day film was written by the students themselves.
Rubicon Partners
Chief executives and finance directors at four portfolio companies, filmed on their own ground in Liverpool, Essex, Leeds and Nottingham.
They talk about what working with Rubicon has been like.
Recruitment films, product films, school films and investor films for OakNorth, Dojo, Culford School and Rubicon Partners.
Bring us the problem the film has to solve, and we’ll work out the rest with you.
OakNorth, Dojo, Culford School, Rubicon Partners, ASK Partners, the Church of England, Coca-Cola, Chelsea FC, LEGO, Pepsi and Diageo.
What clients say
“We had little idea what we wanted to achieve... We couldn’t be more pleased with the results.”
“We are delighted with the films... they are high quality and well produced and have made a real impact from a marketing perspective.”
“...nurture the most nervous interviewees into becoming excellent communicators in a short space of time which is a rare skill.”
First Last Film is a video production company in Woodbridge, Suffolk, working in London and across the UK, making corporate, brand and social films for businesses, charities and schools. We work as a small video production agency that directs, films and edits every project itself, so the people you brief are the people making the film.
What people ask before they hire us
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What if our people hate being filmed?
Nearly all of them tell us they’ll be terrible at it. We spend time with each person before anyone films them, keep the crew to two or three, and make it a conversation rather than a script. If someone really won’t, there are other ways, from actors to animation.Never been on camera What does it cost?
Most production companies won’t tell you until you’ve had a call. We publish ours. The cost guide shows what a film costs at four budgets, and what moves a quote up or down.What things costHow long does it take?
Four to six weeks from brief to delivery, for most projects. If you’ve got a fixed date, we plan back from it, and a rush job can be done faster.How we workWhat do we actually get?
A finished film, cut for every place it’ll be shown, from your website to LinkedIn to a screen at an event. The price is fixed before we start, so the invoice matches the quote.How we workHave you done this for someone like us?
Probably. We’ve made films for a bank, a private equity firm, three payments companies, independent schools, charities and churches, and for brands including Coca-Cola, LEGO and Chelsea FC.See the workCan you do social as well?
Yes. One shoot day can give you a main film and a set of short cuts for social. We also work on a monthly retainer, filming in batches to a plan we’ll help you write.Social media video
From first call to finished film, in six steps
Brief
Thirty minutes on what the film has to do, before anyone talks about how it looks.
Preproduction
Planning, writing, storyboards, recces, casting, crew, kit, call sheets and risk assessments.
Shoot
A crew of two or three, and time with people before anyone films them.
Edit
Finding the three minutes that were the film all along.
Grade
Colour and sound, finished properly.
Deliver
One film, cut for every screen it has to live on.
Tell us what the film has to do.
A sentence is enough, and you’ll get a thirty minute call with one of our team and a straight answer on whether a film will help.
A thirty minute conversation with the team. No obligation.