Award Winning TV Producers, Directors and Editors
We’re a team of award-winning TV producers, directors and editors that combine the techniques of documentary filmmaking with reality TV to craft real stories that will inspire your people and deliver real results.
Whether you want to;
Increase your sales,
Win your people over to your next corporate initiative;
Or improve your customer’s experience;
We’re here to help!
After more than a decade and a half of making videos for some of New Zealand’s most successful organisations, which have dramatically increased their sales, led to spontaneous teams developing overnight to improve workplace health and safety, and earned our clients many different awards, we can honestly say that we know how to create high-impact videos that have the power to capture your audience’s attention and drive real results.
USE VIDEOS TO ENGAGE YOUR PEOPLE AND GET GREAT RESULTS
Stories have been used from the dawn of time to educate, unite and inspire people. That's because humans are not only hard-wried to pay attention to a story, they retain the information within one and as a result stories change our behaviour.
But that's not all, humans are visual creatures and as such, video storytelling is arguably the most powerful tool in the art of persuasion.
The impact of that video has been tremendous. The amount of people that have been in tears watching it...The message is so strong, and really hits you to the heart.
Shona Taylor
Training & Development Manager, Mainfreight Australia
The results that we saw from the programme were an immediate 16% year-on-year sales increase, a massive increase in our Mystery Shopper programme, and a 10 point lead over our main competitor.
Lloyd Pinder
GM Human Resources, Mitre 10
USE VIDEOS TO CONNECT WITH YOUR PEOPLE AND INSPIRE THEM TO ACT
Looove the history video. It just makes you so proud to work for this company. That emotional connection we have watching it, the goosebumps, and the smiles you get... It's priceless, because it's real.
Maryanne Smith
GM Marketing, Noel Leeming