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JUST DIGITAL.
There are some things you can explain perfectly well with words. Others are better seen.
A finished construction project. The detail in a product. A busy team at work. The scale of a site from the air. Months of progress condensed into a couple of minutes.
These are the things that help people get a better sense of a business before they’ve ever worked with it.
Our visual media team creates Photography, Videography, Drone Footage and Timelapse for businesses in Wigan and beyond. What we capture depends on what you need people to see and where the finished content is going to be used.
That purpose matters. A set of website photographs needs to work differently from a promotional video. Drone footage might be the best way to communicate the scale of a site, while timelapse can show progress that would otherwise take months to see. Sometimes the most valuable content is simply an honest look at your team doing what they do every day.
The result is a library of original content that actually belongs to your business. Instead of relying on generic stock images or repeatedly using the same handful of old photographs, you have visual assets showing your own people, work, products and projects.
And because visual media sits alongside our design, web and digital marketing teams, we can think about where that content will end up while we’re planning it. A shoot for a new website can be planned around the pages being designed. Video can be captured with social content in mind. Project imagery can become useful material for future marketing rather than disappearing into a folder once the job is finished.
Good visual content doesn’t need to tell people you’re good at what you do. It gives them the chance to see it.
WE CAPTURE. WE CREATE.
YOU GET NOTICED.
Sometimes you need one great photograph. Sometimes the best way to capture something is from 100 feet in the air or over the course of six months.
The format comes second. We start with what you want people to see, then work out the best way to capture it.
Photography
Show people the real business behind the website. Our Photography can capture your team, products, premises and completed work, giving you original imagery to use across your website and wider marketing.
Timelapse
A project that takes weeks or months can be difficult to appreciate from the finished result alone. Timelapse captures progress over time and brings it together into footage that shows how a project developed from one stage to the next.
Videography
Some things make more sense when people can see them happening. Our Videography can capture your business in action, explain what you do and turn real people, places and processes into content your audience can watch.
Drone Footage
When scale, location or perspective matters, ground-level content can only show so much. Our Drone Footage captures aerial views of sites, properties and projects, giving people a perspective they wouldn't otherwise get to see.
COMMON VISUAL MEDIA QUESTIONS.
Planning a shoot or not quite sure what type of content you need?
Here are a few things businesses often ask us.
What type of visual content can you create?
We provide photography, videography, drone footage and timelapse. The right option depends on what you want to show, where the content will be used and what you want people to take from it.
Can you help us decide what content we need?
Yes. You don't need to arrive with a finished shot list. Tell us what you're trying to communicate and where the content needs to work, and we can help plan the most suitable approach.
Can we use the content across our website and marketing?
Yes. Visual content can be planned for use across your website, social media and wider marketing. Where useful, we can consider those different uses when planning what needs to be captured.
Can you combine photography, video, drone and timelapse?
Yes, where the project calls for it. Because these services sit within the same visual media team, we can plan different types of content together rather than treating each one as a separate project.