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Brand Films That Make Your Story Unforgettable

We've worked with brands across fashion, music and education — from BAPE and END to Yamaha and BPP University - producing brand films that do more than sell: they tell a story people remember.

Young man with short hair and goatee wearing a white polo shirt with dark trim and a graphic logo, sitting with hands clasped in a room with bowling balls on racks in the background.
A workshop wall with various hand tools such as hammers and saws hanging and placed below, overlaid with the text 'END. CLARKS ORIGINALS'.
Person with long blonde hair and dramatic makeup wearing a green sequined outfit, posing on a street lit with string lights in the background at night.
Person wearing dark pants and black slip-on shoes standing on wooden blocks in a workshop with a wooden boat hull and tools in the background.
Young man in a blue suit, light blue shirt, and striped tie walking on a city street with backpack straps over his shoulders, surrounded by buildings and blurred background.
Close-up of white bowling pins with brown stripe designs, one pin features the 'A Bathing Ape' logo and the text 'A BATHING APE® END.'
Young girl with braided hair wearing a dark jacket and a red life vest, smiling outdoors with a blurred background.
A seated musician playing a trombone under a spotlight on a dark stage while a cameraman films closely with a professional camera.
Man with long hair and beard wearing a dark jacket with an orange hood, looking intently out a window while reaching toward it with his hand.
Two people seen from behind, standing side by side facing bowling lanes, each wearing a black and white jacket with a circular 'A Bathing Ape' logo featuring bowling pins on the back.
Close-up of a man with closed eyes illuminated by soft blue light, his face partially obscured by an out-of-focus object in the foreground.
Elderly man with white hair wearing a dark cap and brown jacket holding the side of a rustic wooden boat in front of a dark horizontally-striped wall.

Brand Film Production in Manchester & Beyond

A brand film goes beyond a straightforward advert - it's where your audience gets to see the story behind your business, not just the product. Every brand film starts with a conversation about your goals, your market and what makes you different, then moves into script, storyboard and shoot before we bring it all together in the edit.

Whether it's a hero film for your homepage or a set of cutdowns for social, we build every project around what you actually need it to do - not a fixed template.

FAQs

We get a lot of questions about brand films - here are the most common.

What is a brand film, and how's it different from a TV advert?

A brand film is a short, story-led piece of content - usually longer and more narrative than a traditional ad - that captures who a brand is and what it stands for, rather than pushing a single product message in fifteen or thirty seconds. Instead of a hard sell, it builds a connection, and it works just as hard on your website and socials as anywhere else.

How much does a brand film cost?

It depends on scope - locations, cast, crew size, whether there's animation or VFX involved, and how many final deliverables you need all shape the number. We scope every project around the brief rather than a fixed package, so the best way to get a real figure is to get in touch and talk it through.

How long does it take, from first conversation to final delivery?

Creative development and pre-production come first - script, storyboard, casting, locations - then the shoot itself, then post-production: edit, grade, sound, motion graphics. The more lead time you can give us, the more room there is to get the right locations, crew and creative choices in place, but we can move fast when a brief calls for it.

How long should a brand film be?

There's no fixed rule - it depends on where it's going and what it needs to do. A hero film built for your homepage can afford to breathe; a cut-down version for social needs to earn attention in the first few seconds. We typically build the hero film first, then edit it down into shorter cuts for different platforms.

How involved do we need to be in the process?

As much or as little as you want. We lead on the parts that need a production eye - scripting, storyboarding, shoot logistics - but every creative decision is signed off with you at each stage, from concept through to the final cut, so there are no surprises when you see the finished film.

We don’t just produce concepts. We bring them to life.

Got any more questions? We're happy to have a chat. Get in touch.