Corporate Video.
Corporate video has a reputation problem. Too often it's stiff, forgettable and made to satisfy an internal brief rather than engage an actual human being. We do it differently.
What's includedThe truth is, corporate video is one of the most powerful communication tools a business has, when it's made with genuine craft and a clear sense of purpose. Whether you're communicating a strategic vision to your workforce, onboarding new employees, explaining a complex proposition to potential clients or showcasing your culture to the talent market, the quality of the film you put out says as much about your organisation as the message it contains.
At Klaxon, we bring the same creative rigour to corporate work as we do to any other production. That means taking the time to understand your organisation, your audience and what you actually need the film to do, before we touch a camera. A corporate video that looks great but doesn't land with its intended audience isn't a success. We keep that front of mind throughout.
We work closely with internal stakeholders to make the production process as smooth as possible, and we know how to get the best out of people who aren't professional on-screen talent. Clear communication, careful direction and a relaxed environment on set make an enormous difference to the end result.
The goal is simple: a film your organisation is proud of, that does exactly what it needs to do.
Corporate video costs vary significantly depending on the complexity of the production, the number of shoot days, the locations involved and the level of post-production required. As a rough guide, a professionally produced corporate film typically starts from around £5,000 to £8,000 for a straightforward single-day shoot, rising to £20,000 to £50,000 or more for larger, more complex productions. We provide detailed, transparent quotes for every project.
From initial briefing to final delivery, timelines vary depending on the complexity of the project (as always). A straightforward single-shoot corporate film will move faster than a multi-location production with several contributors. As a rough guide, four to eight weeks covers most projects comfortably, accounting for concept development, pre-production, filming and post-production. Fast turnaround timelines can be accommodated where necessary, though we'd always recommend building in sufficient time to do the project justice.
Yes, and we're particularly good at it. Getting natural, confident performances from people who don't normally appear on camera is a real skill, and it's one we've developed over many years of corporate production. The right preparation and a relaxed environment on set make an enormous difference.
Yes. We regularly produce corporate content for organisations with international audiences, including versioning for different markets, multilingual subtitling, and delivery in formats suitable for global distribution.