Video production by sector
Every industry has its own commissioning reality, compliance cycles, consent frameworks, seasonal windows, launch dates. These pages show what we’ve actually made in each one, named client by named client.
500+
Films Produced
5.0*
Average across 26 Clutch reviews
50+
Five-star Google reviews
2026
Clutch Top Video Production Company, London
Here Now Films is a UK video production company, headquartered in London with bases in Manchester, Bristol and Cornwall, that makes branded micro-documentaries, brand films and customer stories across eight sectors; from a BBC documentaries to audiences of over 400 million people to Davos premiere for AlTi Tiedemann Global to seven national campaigns for FatFace and forty-plus films for KYN’s care homes.
Sector knowledge isn’t a claim we make; it’s a record we can point at. Each page below leads with the work, the client, the brief, the outcome, and ends with the same transparent pricing we publish everywhere. If a sector page looks thin, that’s because we’d rather show one real film than ten invented ones.
Every format we produce lives on the video production services hub. We’re known for our high end branded documentaries and conservation productions. We also regularly work with the worlds biggest brands on corporate video production and brand video production as the two most-commissioned starting points.
THE SECTORS
Industries Served
premiere for AlTi Tiedemann Global, a £1.9M credit union fundraiser, and an interview with a robot for the Bank for International Settlements.
Across a three-year partnership with KYN, plus Pharmaxo and the Calla Lily founder film.
The Living Layer (Winner at Edinburgh film fest), Bio Estrela (CINEECO Best Landscape), the Woodland Trust — and £1.6m raised by our films.
Launch films for Beyond, customer stories for Miro, interviews with robots for the Bank for International Settlements.
An ongoing artist-profile series for Tate Galleries, including Barbara Hepworth.
JA Brooks: one hundred years, four generations, one film that made engineers cry at the premiere.
An electric paramotor world record with the Turner Twins; 8.81M views for Domino’s at Glastonbury.
Across a three-year partnership with KYN, plus Pharmaxo and the Calla Lily founder film.
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