3.7
Directed, written, edited
Video production.
Documentaries, artist interviews and films for institutions, galleries and public art. Directed, written and edited by the team, the way Walking the Line was.
What it covers
3.7.1
Documentary
Short and mid length films with a point of view, made for cinema, broadcast or the web.
3.7.2
Artist interviews and studio visits
Filmed conversations that get past the press release, cut for the gallery, the fair and social.
3.7.3
Institutional and public art films
Anniversaries, programmes, commissions and the people behind them.
3.7.4
Social cuts
Every film delivered with the vertical and short versions it will actually be watched in.
Why the studio
Films made by people who can write the argument and the code around it.
A film from the studio arrives with the words, the site and the press plan that carry it. Walking the Line marked ten years of London’s first public art walk; the same team wrote it, shot it and built where it lives.
How it runs
01
Treatment
The film in two pages: the idea, the people, the shape, the budget.
02
Shoot
Planned days, small crew, the studio directing.
03
Edit and deliver
Cuts for review, a final master, and the versions for each channel.
- Length
- 4 to 12 weeks
- Format
- Per film
- You get
- A master and its cuts
In the catalogue
Asked before
Who owns the film?
You do, on payment. The studio keeps the right to show it in its catalogue once it is public.
Do you handle music and licensing?
Yes, within the budget agreed in the treatment.
Can you film outside London?
Yes. Travel is passed through at cost.