Aspect Film & Video

read moreCinegy is a bold new video first approach to content marketing that delivers you an immediately actionable and measurable annual content framework. Combining age old storytelling structure with contemporary insights from behavioural economics the Cinegy process helps you really distinguish your brand story in film thereby identifying gaps and opportunities to genuinely stand out from competitors. Most importantly it has been proven to deliver. Other clients have seen game changing results, what would a 20% increase in sales mean for your brand?

read moreThe number of people sleeping on Bristol's streets is rising sharply. We love Bristol and want it to be a City that everyone can enjoy, which is why we have been supporting St Mungo's for the past 3 years. Our staff have created a number of films to highlight the issue of homelessness in Bristol, from putting pressure on Mayoral candidates at election time to an immersive VR project that transported viewers onto the street to experience a night sleeping rough. We know that many areas of film production come at a cost to the environment but we work hard to address our impacts and try to minimize our environmental footprint where we can.

read moreEstablishing your intended audience and objectives is crucial at the planning stage, before we begin scripting your training video. Whether you are creating an internal or an external training video, you will need to ascertain early on what, if any, prior knowledge or experience your audience will have. By using a green screen we are able to layer animation behind a real presenter. This allows us to create a backdrop that uses your brand's colour pallet, whilst using animated characters, diagrams, visual devices or metaphors to explain difficult concepts or stages.

read moreAt Aspect our video production services create content that spans the whole Help Hub Hero spectrum, from TV commercials to branded content, right through to more practical 'how to' films.

read moreThere's often a misconception that editing is merely taking out the 'bad bits' to leave behind what was planned all along, but it's so much more complex than that. Often referred to as the second phase of scripting; editing is storytelling. Editing is setting the tone. It's knowing when to speed things up.and when to breathe. It's as much about taking away as it is adding content. It's building, cutting, pacing and trimming. Editing is creating signposts for your audience so that they clearly understand you and your message.