This all began with curiosity in manufacturing and cameras.

I strive for a damned good result in this industry. I don't settle for ``average” or ``good enough”; I don't do anything by half.

Hi, I’m Luke. My passion for manufacturing began in 2011 as an SEO marketing assistant, optimising website traffic for industrial companies. This led me to videography, where I now specialise in high-quality video production for manufacturing and corporate clients.

I use professional equipment to capture detailed visuals and stay updated with industry trends. By collaborating closely with clients, I ensure each project meets their specific needs from concept to post-production, delivering outstanding and engaging results.

Luke has great creativity and an eye for the unusual. He’s produced some fantastic media for us that has gone on to help us win significant amounts of business, seeing a 50 fold return on investment, if not more in certain instances. A pleasure to work with, and hopefully a driving force in supporting us in capturing our messages and communicating that to our market going forwards.
Phil Baker, Engineering Manager at RNA Automation
His approach to our bespoke industrial machinery and swift turnaround of the end product has been exceptional. We have continued to develop our working relationship on a range of other projects including drone appraisals of our new facility. I cannot speak highly enough of his character, work ethic and look forward to working on our exciting new developments later this year.
Jamie Henville, Marketing Assistant at RF Solutions
Cracking video from site with one of our long standing customers Long Rake Spar Co Ltd. High speed bag filling using form fill and seal technology and ABB Robot palletising.
Rosie Davies, Group Director at RMGroup

FAQ's

I’m interested in video production. What are the next steps?

Send me an email using the contact form here and we’ll schedule a video call. Once we have discussed your needs and objectives, we can decide and plan the specific shoot day and then get to work.

We aren’t exactly sure what we need. Can you advise us?

Absolutely. I’ve worked with hundreds of different clients and always stay updated on the current best trends in the industry. We can happily discuss your requirements in a free video call.

Do you only film machines, or can you film interviews, etc.?

I can film anything. Whether you need a talking head video, an interview, an event video production, or a training video, I can handle it. I’m not limited to just industrial or manufacturing video production.

Do you do photography?

I am a professional photographer and videographer so professional headshots as well as industrial photography is an optional service. Take a look at my photography here.

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Can you film aerial shots?

I have both the A2 Certificate of Competency and General Visual Line of Sight Certificate, and many hours of flight under my belt. A copy of my licence can be seen upon request.

What is the process of getting a video production done?

Once we decide on a shoot date, I’ll email you the plan we agreed to along with a deposit invoice.

On the shoot day, I’ll film aerial shots and interviews in the morning (if required) and then office shots and machinery shots in the afternoon.

With all the footage, I will then create a production for your review which will need your input for small changes etc. Once you are happy with the final video, I will send it to you digitally and invoice you.

I’ve a simple payment structure: 30% upfront at booking, 40% on the shoot day, and the remaining 30% upon delivery of the final footage. I aim to finish your project in a maximum of 2 weeks.

What do we need to do before the shoot?

It would be a good idea to tidy the factory and manufacturing areas. Remove any items like fizzy drink bottles from office areas, dust from the tops of machines, wipe down panels, and sweep the floors free from manufacturing debris. It’s also advisable to check if your staff is comfortable being filmed. If not, I can work around them on the day.

Do we need to do anything on the day of the shoot?

Ideally, if you can assign somebody to assist me for the day, perhaps a member of your marketing team or a supervisor onsite. I’ll need help with engineers and floor staff to get the right shots we need.