Video production in Kingston.

We make documentary brand films, case study videos, social content and photography for businesses across Kingston upon Thames, from the riverside and the Ancient Market to Surbiton and New Malden. We’re based in South London and film across Surrey too. Brand films start from £15,000 + VAT.

What we film for Kingston businesses.

Brand films and documentaries

Independent shops, restaurants, clinics and family firms with a story behind them. We research it and cut it as a film, not an advert. From £15,000 + VAT.

How a film works→

Case study films

A client tells the story of the job in their own words, so the next client hears it from someone like them.

Case study films→

Social content days

One visit, a batch of short videos and photographs, edited and ready to post on every platform.

Social content→

Photography and headshots

Team headshots and photographs of the work, taken at your premises or by the river.

Spotlight shoot→

Places in Kingston that work on camera.

Kingston riverside

Kingston Bridge, Canbury Gardens and the Thames path. Open water and good light for interviews and walking shots.

The Ancient Market and town centre

The market place, the Bentall Centre and busy shopping streets. Lively at street level.

Surbiton

The art deco station, Victoria Road and the riverside. Calm and local, good for services.

New Malden

A high street at the heart of one of the largest Korean communities in Europe. Great for food and retail.

Filming in Kingston: what to know.

Filmed near Kingston

We haven’t published a case study filmed in Kingston yet, and we’d rather say so. The closest: a run of content for an EV charger installer filmed in Banstead, and a renovation film in Tooting.

Where we film.

Kingston and the borough

Kingston town centre, Norbiton, Surbiton, Berrylands, Tolworth, New Malden, Old Malden and Chessington.

Close by

Richmond, Teddington, Wimbledon, Esher, Epsom, Banstead and the rest of Surrey.

See all of London, our South London and Surrey page, or the neighbouring Merton and Sutton pages.

Questions about filming in Kingston.

The questions businesses ask us most. Anything else, ask us on the call.

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Do I need a permit to film in Kingston?

For filming on the street, yes, through the Kingston Film Office, with a small admin fee for small crews and at least three days’ notice. Inside your premises, no council permit is needed. We handle it.

Have you filmed in Kingston before?

Not yet as a published case study, and we’d rather be straight about that. Our nearest is a run of content filmed in Banstead for an EV charger installer.

Do you film in Surrey as well?

Yes. Kingston sits right on the Surrey border, and we film across Surrey, including Esher, Epsom, Banstead and Guildford.

How much does a brand film cost in Kingston?

Our documentary brand films start from £15,000 + VAT, and most land between £15,000 and £25,000 + VAT. Every film is quoted as one fixed figure after a short call, because a one-location film and a multi-location film aren’t the same job. Research, shooting, edit, grade, mix and the full licence are all inside it. If a film isn’t the right spend yet, our one-off Spotlight shoot is £795 + VAT, a Content Day is £1,200 + VAT and case study films start from £2,500 + VAT.

How long does a brand documentary take?

It depends on the scope. A film can take days, weeks or months, from a single location shot in a few days to a story followed over a season. We set the timeline with you on the first call, and most of the quality lives in the part that can’t be rushed: the research before filming and the edit after it.

Can you film social media content for a Kingston business?

Yes. A Content Day is £1,200 + VAT and gives you a batch of short videos and photographs from one visit, edited and ready to post. If you’d rather not run the accounts yourself, our monthly plans cover the planning and posting too.

Tell us about your business

Who is in it, what they do, and why you think there is a story there. We come back within one working day, and if we do not think there is a film in it we will say so.