How much does video, photography or podcast production cost in Hertfordshire?

Video production is charged hourly, from £175 for the first hour then £75 an hour after, with a two hour minimum booking. Photography is priced as a set package, from £295, and podcast production is also priced by package, from £175. Full details and calculators are on the pricing page.

What does your production process actually involve?

Every project runs through five stages, whether it\’s a video, a photoshoot or a podcast: planning, where objectives get set; pre-production, covering scripting or shot lists, locations and scheduling; production itself; post-production, the edit, colour, sound or retouching; and promotion advice on getting the finished piece in front of the right audience.

How long does a typical project take from brief to delivery?

It depends on scope, but turnaround is genuinely fast once filming, shooting or recording is done, edits are typically ready within one to two weeks depending on project complexity.

Which areas do you cover?

Based in Hemel Hempstead, working throughout Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London, with national clients covered further afield where the project calls for it.

Do you work with public sector and healthcare organisations?

Yes, regularly, across video, photography and podcast work. The NHS and Watford Borough Council are both long-standing clients, alongside charities, schools and national brands.

What are your payment terms?

Fixed fee projects are typically 50% deposit on acceptance, 50% on completion. Hourly, half day and full day work is invoiced as agreed at the outset.

How much does video, photography or podcast production cost in Hertfordshire?

Video production is charged hourly, from £175 for the first hour then £75 an hour after, with a two hour minimum booking. Photography is priced as a set package, from £295, and podcast production is also priced by package, from £175. Full details and calculators are on the pricing page.

What does your production process actually involve?

Every project runs through five stages, whether it\’s a video, a photoshoot or a podcast: planning, where objectives get set; pre-production, covering scripting or shot lists, locations and scheduling; production itself; post-production, the edit, colour, sound or retouching; and promotion advice on getting the finished piece in front of the right audience.

How long does a typical project take from brief to delivery?

It depends on scope, but turnaround is genuinely fast once filming, shooting or recording is done, edits are typically ready within one to two weeks depending on project complexity.

Which areas do you cover?

Based in Hemel Hempstead, working throughout Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London, with national clients covered further afield where the project calls for it.

Do you work with public sector and healthcare organisations?

Yes, regularly, across video, photography and podcast work. The NHS and Watford Borough Council are both long-standing clients, alongside charities, schools and national brands.

What are your payment terms?

Fixed fee projects are typically 50% deposit on acceptance, 50% on completion. Hourly, half day and full day work is invoiced as agreed at the outset.

Video Editing

Short form editing: Designer Fendi opens boutique hotel

ByEric Johnson 03/12/201609/03/2026

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This Bloomberg Fendi interview was a genuinely polished, exclusive feature. Ita

The Bloomberg Fendi interview, in detail

lian luxury brand Fendi opened a new boutique hotel in 2016. And to mark the occasion, Bloomberg filmed an exclusive interview with CEO Pietro Beccari inside the new establishment.

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Self-authored reports are probably my favorite type to produce. The package above was a cross-collaboration with a team in Rome who were lucky enough to get a sneak peak inside the prime establishment, after which I put the footage together using Adobe Premiere Pro.

The end product is clear of journalistic interference, instead letting the narrative flow from the subject in their own words. Clean, simple, clear.