A crew, one day, and weeks of content.
We bring the camera, the crew and the questions. You get your place, your products and your people on film, edited and ready to post.
The content people stop for is the hardest to make yourself
Anyone can find a stock video, and plenty of people can now make one with AI. Nobody else can film your team in your place, talking about the work. That is what customers want to see before they book, buy or follow, and it is the thing a busy business never gets round to filming.
A content day fixes that in one go. We plan it with you, turn up with everything we need, film for a few hours and take the footage away to edit. You get on with your day.
Everything you need from one day
A crew comes to you, films the lot, and edits it into finished posts and ads.
We film on site
We come to your place with the camera, the lights and the sound. Your rooms, your team at work and your customers, where they have agreed to it.
Your products, properly
Close ups that show what a product looks like and how it is used. Shot on the day, in your space, so it looks like you.
Interviews with your team
We bring the questions your customers ask and get your people answering them to camera. One good set-up and fifteen answers gives you fifteen short videos.
The edit
We cut it into finished pieces for Instagram, TikTok and your ads, with captions on. You see it all before anything goes out.
How a day runs
Step 1
Before the day
We agree what the footage is for, then write the shot list and the interview questions with you. You choose who is on camera. We send release forms ahead so nobody signs one in a hurry.
Step 2
On the day
Amber shoots. Mike directs and runs the interviews, which feel more like a chat than a script. Abbie looks after props, the shot list, the release forms and the photos. You get on with your day around us.
Step 3
After the day
Amber edits the footage into finished pieces. You see everything, ask for changes, and post it yourself, or we post it and run ads on it for you each month.
Who content days are for
Pick the one that sounds most like you.
Reels from our content lead
Amber Cannon films and edits our content days. These are Reels she has made for hospitality, retail, beauty, fitness and lifestyle clients. Tap any of them to watch.
The person who edits these is the person behind the camera on your day.
What we need from you
Not much. We handle the planning, the kit and the edit.
A date and a place
Somewhere worth filming, and a morning when it can be quiet for an hour.
People on camera
An owner, a practitioner, a chef or a creator. One confident person goes a long way.
Customers who are happy to appear
Only if you want them in it. We bring the release forms.
Any briefs you have
Brand deals, a launch, a season you need to push. We plan the shots around them.
Need creators as well?
Amber and Abbie are both UGC creators, and our network comes from them. We can cast creators for your content day or source them to film at home on their own.
UGC creator sourcing →After the day
Most people post the edits themselves. If you would rather not, we can post it for you, run ads on it and put it on a website that shows it off.
Everything else we do →Based in Essex, filming across Essex and London, and further afield when the job suits it.
Who turns up on the day
The same small team on every content day. You meet us before we film.
Amber Cannon
Shoots and edits
Amber films every content day and edits what comes out of it. She is a UGC creator herself and knows a lot of others, which is where our creator network comes from.
Abbie McDonnell
On set, and a creator
Abbie runs the set: props, the shot list, release forms and the photos. She also makes beauty and skincare content as a UGC creator.
Mike McDonnell
Founder, directs the day
Mike plans the day, runs the interviews and keeps an eye on the clock. He also reads and replies to every enquiry.
Matthew Ludlow
Looks after the monthly work
If you want the footage posted and advertised each month after the day, Matt keeps that moving and keeps you updated.
Questions about content days
A crew comes to your place for half a day or a full day. We film your team, your space and your products, interview your people, and edit it into finished videos and photos for social media and ads.
Half a day or a full day. Most businesses fit what they need into a morning. Brand days with several creators, or shoots across more than one location, usually run longer.
It depends on the day, and we agree the number with you before we book. As a guide, we planned for around 20 pieces on our last half day. Questions to camera are the quickest way to get volume, because one set-up and fifteen answers is fifteen videos.
We agree the turnaround when we book. It depends on how many pieces you need and whether any of them are for a fixed date.
Yes. We can cast creators from our network to appear on the day, or source creators to film at home on their own. Usage is agreed in writing before anyone films.
No. A content day is a piece of work on its own. If you want us to post the footage and run ads on it afterwards, that is agreed separately.
It depends on how long we are there, how many places we film and how much editing you need. You get the figure in writing before you book. The form asks for a rough budget, which lets us tell you straight away whether it works.
We are based in Essex and film across Essex and London most of the time. We go further when the job suits it: our last content day was in Harrogate. Travel outside Essex and London is added to the quote, and you see it before you book.
Tell us what you're working on
Fill in the form and tell us what you're trying to achieve, who you're going after and what you can spend. Mike reads every one and comes back with a straight answer on whether we can help.
Plan a content dayTakes two minutes. No calls, no diary tennis. A reply within one working day.