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We are regularly asked by our clients, ‘How long should my video be?’. That can be a tough question to answer, as it depends on the company, its target audience, distribution platforms and what the client wants to achieve from the video.

​We were delighted to be recognised as ‘Best Small Business’ at the Excellence in Business Awards for 2019.

We use drones up and down the country but it was impossible to do in this area of London, safely, with all the right permissions, for the job we needed. So we came up with an idea… a helicopter?

We're proud to release our brand new showreel for 2019 which comprises of all our video and animation projects across the last year for a range of clients!

You should use your event as an opportunity, a chance to film more content when you have everyone in one place which you can use in addition to your event video.

We were delighted to be recognised by Amazon last week as ‘Highly Commended’ in their Growing Business Awards as a ‘Creative Business of the Year’!

When in conversation with friends who are outsiders to the world of videography and film, one common misconception seems to shine through more than most. This is, that videographers are true creative free spirits who come up with ideas on-the-spot.

​With every new customer the first thing that we always ask is if they've had any video content made before. If it's a yes, the next question is "Ah, why have you chosen to come to us now?”

After completing my first week at Reel Film I wanted to reflect on some of the work I’ve seen and done with the company as well as with clients so far.

At Reel Film we believe that video can be used for anything and everything from promotional to communications, events to safety and training to education that possibilities are endless.

You probably hear a lot that drones are unsafe, that people consistently abuse the system or maybe the whole thing just goes over your head? When flying drones commercially, we have to follow all the protocols and we bring in our friends at Lunar Aerial Imaging to assist and fly the things, for a number of reasons…

I’ve been in many company reception areas. They tend to be a mixture of chrome, fabric, sometimes clinical, sometimes personal but nonetheless always a reception area. There are sometimes TV screens showing the latest corporate presentation or case study.