
Selected client-facing film
A recent social, TV or in-store piece
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The finished work
We take complicated ideas and deliver easy to understand narratives. Here is a look at the finished product — what clients walk away with, grouped by the kind of work it is.
Video production
Internal training on systems, products and operations; board and strategic meeting videos; trade show films; and client-facing work for social media, television and in-store displays. Since 2016 we have produced more than 1,500 videos for Vodacom South Africa.
Training
Strategic
Trade show
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Selected client-facing film
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Selected training film
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Live broadcasts
Composed meetings where every participant is a discrete video stream, composited live through a broadcast switcher — two-up and three-up frames, lower thirds, graphics, and a director deciding what the room sees. We have run these broadcasts for the University of Cape Town and Vodacom.
Two-up
Three-up
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University of Cape Town
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Vodacom South Africa
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Podcasts
The full service, from the recording room through the edit to the artwork that carries the show. Here are finished podcasts we have produced.

Selected podcast
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Selected podcast
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Selected podcast
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Medical education work lives on our sister site. Find that at medilearn.africa.
Tell us the audience and the date, and we will tell you plainly how we would make it. Fifteen minutes is enough to start.