
THE UK TOP 50 IN FOCUS: WTV.
With over 30 years' experience, wtv. is a global corporate video and live communications agency known for combining in-house broadcast tech, creative production and international reach. From ESG to investor relations, the agency delivers high-stakes content for clients like Deloitte and HSBC.
wtv.
Frankfurt, Geneva, Hong Kong, London, Madrid, Zurich
33 years
51-100 people
High-impact creative for investor relations, ESG and C-suite storytelling
Deloitte, HSBC, London Stock Exchange Group
100+
Give us a brief overview of your agency. What sets you apart in the corporate video space?
wtv. is a corporate content and live communications agency with over 30 years of experience. We are unique in combining in-house broadcast technology, creative production teams and a global delivery footprint - all under one roof. Our heritage in investor relations, ESG and leadership communications gives us a deep understanding of corporate priorities.
This, combined with our integrated platform and global team, allows us to deliver complex, high-stakes content with consistency, clarity and impact - wherever our clients need it.
Walk us through the creative process. How do you take a new project from an initial idea to delivery?
Our video process starts with clarity - understanding the audience, purpose and the wider corporate context. From there, our creative and strategy teams develop the concept, script and visual treatment, ensuring alignment with the client’s brand and objectives. We’re experienced in navigating senior stakeholder input, keeping projects efficient and focused.
Production is managed entirely in-house - from filming and direction to animation and post - allowing us to maintain quality, consistency and control throughout. If required, delivery is handled by our platform teams, ensuring content is optimised for every channel, territory and audience - whether as part of a campaign, event or standalone asset.
Tell us about a recent project you are particularly proud of.
The United Nations - 75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Delivering the UN’s 75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was both a technical and creative milestone - and a continuation of wtv.’s long-standing support for global NGOs, intergovernmental organisations and the UN Global Compact. Commissioned by the United Nations in Geneva and co-hosted by the Government of Switzerland, the event brought together world leaders, youth voices, civil society, artists and human rights defenders. wtv. provided full end-to-end delivery, combining global live production, platform design and creative content to mark a globally significant moment with scale, clarity and respect.
Our customised hybrid platform hosted a programme delivered live across Geneva, Bangkok, Nairobi and Panama. We managed every aspect - from multilingual interpretation and speaker coordination to the creation of VTs, animations and stage content - ensuring a seamless and inclusive experience across time zones. More than a broadcast, this was an opportunity to contribute to a message of global unity. The content we developed reflected the Human Rights 75 campaign’s core values: dignity, equality, and freedom for all. We’re proud to have played a part in such a meaningful moment - and proud to continue supporting organisations working for lasting social impact.
Looking ahead, what do you see as the biggest trends in corporate video over the next few years?F
Firstly, performance-led content: corporate teams are under pressure to show measurable impact. Video will need to work harder - driving engagement, supporting campaigns and delivering clear ROI across internal and external channels. Secondly, integrated storytelling: the boundaries between live events, video, and digital campaigns are blurring. Video will increasingly sit at the centre of joined-up, multi-platform narratives that evolve over time.
Finally, scalable creativity. As demand grows, organisations will need content that’s fast, flexible and global - without compromising on quality. That means smarter production models, more modular assets and a stronger link between creativity and technology.
Any predictions, objectives and plans for the upcoming 6-12 months?
Over the next 6 - 12 months, our focus is on scaling what we already do well: high-quality corporate video and live content, delivered globally and at pace. We’re expanding our creative capacity to meet growing client demand for campaign-ready assets, while continuing to invest in our in-house broadcast and streaming infrastructure. In response to increased client demand - and to future-proof our production model - we’ve also developed our own award-winning technology, including CrewStudio and ConnectStudio, to enable lower-cost, low-carbon video communications that connect employees and stakeholders more effectively.
As with our clients, a key priority is investing in our people. We're growing our team across key disciplines - creative, production, technology, and client services - to support sustainable, long-term delivery at the highest standards. We’re also deepening our presence in priority markets, particularly the U.S. and APAC, through strategic partnerships and on-the-ground support. Above all, our aim is to stay ahead of the curve - helping corporate teams deliver more relevant, effective, and measurable content in a fast-changing communications landscape.
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