STROMA Films were commissioned by The Dalmore whisky distillery and V Museum of Design in Dundee to create a short film to celebrate the beginning of their new partnership.Our film, Decades in the Making explores creative inspiration and the development of potential over time, coinciding with seminal career moments for Architect Kengo Kuma and Master Distiller Richard Paterson.
Most often, a corporate video is created to promote your company, products or services.
However, there are so many more uses of video by businesses of all sizes.
'How to' videos are a great resource for companies that sell products that have many instructions eg computer software.Along with instruction manuals, you can create short videos that show your customers how to make the best use of your product.
Not only may it make a potential customer choose your product, but it can help your website rank more highly if customers are spending a long time on your website viewing your help videos.If your staff are based at home or in many different shops or offices, then 1 video can be used to communicate a message to all your staff.
This means they get the same message and the management needs only record it once.
At STROMA Films in Edinburgh, we have many years of experience creating all types of corporate videos for our clients.
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STROMA Films was delighted to work with composer and artist, Alexander Chapman Campbell to capture moments from the recording of his latest album, For the Love of Life.As a predominantly solo artist, the film talks about the new creative challenges Alexander enjoyed during the writing and recording of the album and how collaboration has inspired him.Watch the full film on our website 'For the Love of Life'.
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STROMA FilmsWith so many hours of content produced over the years and only a very small amount of time in which to present it, we’d be lying if we said the challenge of producing this showreel project was easy.“But hang on!” I hear you say, “Isn’t producing short form narratives in an online format what you specialise in?”Absolutely.
It’s something that we do day in, day out.
However, the difference here is that the films in our portfolio have been made for somebody else, to a very particular brief when, ultimately, what we needed was for the same films to tell our own story.Learn more about STROMA Films, how they created their showreel and how they can help you promote your services, business, or products with their award-winning video production skills.
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A good, professional corporate video can showcase your company or brand, and even help sell your services and products.
At STROMA Films in Edinburgh, we have worked with solicitors to highlight some of the work they have done for their clients.
For Digby Brown, we created films about individual clients that starred the client.
They talk openly and frankly about why they needed the services of Digby Brown and how their solicitors helped them.
Ian's Story is about firefighter Ian McDonald, who was taking part in a training exercise in March 2014 when his hand was pierced by a high-pressure jet of hydraulic fluid.
He explains what happened and how Digby Brown helped him.Please get in touch so that we can help you and your firm.
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Oak Room Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a Scottish architect, designer and artist who became famous worldwide.
His stunning architecture can be seen around Glasgow particularly at the Scotland Street School and the Glasgow School of Art.
Catherine Cranston or Kate as she was commonly known contracted Mackintosh to design her tea rooms in Glasgow.
These tea rooms were very popular in the early 1900s and loved by the people of Glasgow.
The Oak Room was originally designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1907 for her Ingram Street tearooms in Glasgow.
In 1971 Glasgow Museums salvaged and stored the Oak Room.
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At STROMA Films in Edinburgh, we have been delighted to work with the St Mary's Music school on several occasions.
Watching and filming their hugely talented staff and pupils is always a pleasure.
A few of the films we have made are:Advice to Young Musicians follows the experiences of pupils at St Mary’s Music School.St Mary’s + Steinway documents the purchase of a Steinway Model B piano.Perfect Harmony also includes performances by pupils of St Mary’s Music School.
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STROMA Films were commissioned by The Dalmore whisky distillery and V Museum of Design in Dundee to create a short film to celebrate the beginning of their new partnership.Our film, Decades in the Making explores creative inspiration and the development of potential over time, coinciding with seminal career moments for Architect Kengo Kuma and Master Distiller Richard Paterson.
A good, professional corporate video can showcase your company or brand, and even help sell your services and products.
At STROMA Films in Edinburgh, we have worked with solicitors to highlight some of the work they have done for their clients.
For Digby Brown, we created films about individual clients that starred the client.
They talk openly and frankly about why they needed the services of Digby Brown and how their solicitors helped them.
Ian's Story is about firefighter Ian McDonald, who was taking part in a training exercise in March 2014 when his hand was pierced by a high-pressure jet of hydraulic fluid.
He explains what happened and how Digby Brown helped him.Please get in touch so that we can help you and your firm.
Most often, a corporate video is created to promote your company, products or services.
However, there are so many more uses of video by businesses of all sizes.
'How to' videos are a great resource for companies that sell products that have many instructions eg computer software.Along with instruction manuals, you can create short videos that show your customers how to make the best use of your product.
Not only may it make a potential customer choose your product, but it can help your website rank more highly if customers are spending a long time on your website viewing your help videos.If your staff are based at home or in many different shops or offices, then 1 video can be used to communicate a message to all your staff.
This means they get the same message and the management needs only record it once.
At STROMA Films in Edinburgh, we have many years of experience creating all types of corporate videos for our clients.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Oak Room Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a Scottish architect, designer and artist who became famous worldwide.
His stunning architecture can be seen around Glasgow particularly at the Scotland Street School and the Glasgow School of Art.
Catherine Cranston or Kate as she was commonly known contracted Mackintosh to design her tea rooms in Glasgow.
These tea rooms were very popular in the early 1900s and loved by the people of Glasgow.
The Oak Room was originally designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1907 for her Ingram Street tearooms in Glasgow.
In 1971 Glasgow Museums salvaged and stored the Oak Room.
STROMA Films was delighted to work with composer and artist, Alexander Chapman Campbell to capture moments from the recording of his latest album, For the Love of Life.As a predominantly solo artist, the film talks about the new creative challenges Alexander enjoyed during the writing and recording of the album and how collaboration has inspired him.Watch the full film on our website 'For the Love of Life'.
At STROMA Films in Edinburgh, we have been delighted to work with the St Mary's Music school on several occasions.
Watching and filming their hugely talented staff and pupils is always a pleasure.
A few of the films we have made are:Advice to Young Musicians follows the experiences of pupils at St Mary’s Music School.St Mary’s + Steinway documents the purchase of a Steinway Model B piano.Perfect Harmony also includes performances by pupils of St Mary’s Music School.
STROMA FilmsWith so many hours of content produced over the years and only a very small amount of time in which to present it, we’d be lying if we said the challenge of producing this showreel project was easy.“But hang on!” I hear you say, “Isn’t producing short form narratives in an online format what you specialise in?”Absolutely.
It’s something that we do day in, day out.
However, the difference here is that the films in our portfolio have been made for somebody else, to a very particular brief when, ultimately, what we needed was for the same films to tell our own story.Learn more about STROMA Films, how they created their showreel and how they can help you promote your services, business, or products with their award-winning video production skills.