FRIDAY 25 APR 2025 9:30 AM

THE UK TOP 50 IN FOCUS: BLADONMORE

Bladonmore talks its approach to filmmaking, a recent standout project and the trends set to shape the future of corporate video.

Bladonmore

 

 


London, New York, Los Angeles, Dubai

 

23 years

 

51-100 people

 

Advisory, training, digital and creative support across brand, sustainability, internal, marketing and investor relations

100+

Lens Awards, 'Best video targeted to a general audience' for Conversation over Borders

Gramercy Awards, 'Best financial marketing strategy' for Ara Partners

A range of films for First Quantum Minerals in Panama, and an AI-awareness project for Softbank. 

Give us a brief overview of your agency. What sets you apart in the corporate video space? 

Our film team is part of a wider team of creatives - including designers, digital and positioning/narrative specialists. All of it is in-house.

 

Walk us through the creative process. How do you take a new project from an initial idea to delivery?

We take a brief from the client, think about a range of potential treatments and share with the client. Once a particular path or treatment is chosen, based on budget and creative approach, then we will usually storyboard and get sign off before moving to production planning, production, post-production enhancement and design, final editing and final sign-off. The exact process depends on the type of film required.

 

Tell us about a recent project you are particularly proud of. 

We have produced a range of films for First Quantum Minerals in Panama.

 

Looking ahead, what do you see as the biggest trends in corporate video over the next few years? 

AI being used for editing, increased use of short, viral clips for social media and growing use of video on websites.

 

Any predictions, objectives and plans for the upcoming 6-12 months?

We intend to continue our expansion in North America and Europe. Many clients are seeing video as a core part of wider campaigns in digital formats.

 

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