Client Feedback
Comments from producers and editors who have commissioned news video from us, in their own words.
What producers and editors say after a job
These are comments from people who have worked with our crews and editors. They describe how the work felt on the day and what they received afterwards.
“We needed pictures from a flooded road and had nobody within an hour. The crew was on scene, kept in touch by phone and sent usable footage while we were still building the running order. Sound was clean and the shots were easy to cut.”
“The edit came back with captions checked and names correct, which is not always the case when we are in a hurry. Priya asked sensible questions about our house style before cutting, and the final file went straight into our system.”
“We used the studio for a short run of interview segments. The set was lit and ready, the autocue worked first time and the team stayed calm when a guest arrived late. It made a tight schedule feel manageable.”
“They looked at how we ingest and approve material and suggested a few changes to filing and sign-off. Nothing dramatic, but stories now move from camera card to publication with fewer hand-offs and less searching.”
The kinds of newsroom we usually support
Our work suits anyone who needs news video quickly and cleanly. The groups below describe the audiences we build our services around. Each has a different pace, budget and technical setup, so we adapt the brief to match.
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Television news producers
Need footage and finished packages that fit a running order and arrive in broadcast format, often with little warning and a firm transmission time.
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Regional broadcasters
Look for crews with local knowledge who can reach stories across the South West and file material to a gallery without extra conversion.
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Online news publishers
Want short, captioned video that works on screen without sound and can be published quickly alongside written reports.
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Independent production teams
Need studio hire, multi-camera recording and an edit suite for interview segments and bulletins without building their own facility.
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Small local newsrooms
Benefit from clearer ingest, approval and archive routines so a limited team can move stories from camera to audience faster.
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Programme editors on tight deadlines
Rely on live link-ups and quick field reports when a story is developing and the gallery needs pictures from the scene.
