Videography

Specialist freelancers can be enlisted where and when necessary to allow us to scale to productions of all sizes and styles. The process is completed in post-production, where the footage is edited, the colour graded and the sound mixed, alongside adding animation, graphics and more. All the while, we work together with you in creative collaboration to make sure the finished product is exactly what your brand needs.

ONQOR uses cinema-standard equipment to create truly special films. You can watch some of them here.
Check out our YouTube channel for some of our videography work.

We specialise in everything videography. We help brands engage audiences in meaningful and lasting ways, making sure your vision is fulfilled from start to finish. In our initial meeting, we will cover all aspects of pre-production – gaining understanding of your brand’s key messages, tone of voice and your marketing goals for the project.

Our team of creatives will utilise this information to develop your strategy. Locations will be discussed and secured, along with equipment and personnel as required.

Once these initial steps have been established, we move onto the exciting stage of production, where our team will capture stunning, professional, high-quality footage on-location or on a set, depending on your requirements.

When it comes to efficient communication, video packs a wallop. The essence of your brand can be captured in just a few short seconds of video, something it would take multiple thousands of words to convey, or a host of static images. A mini-movie that takes us to the heart of what makes a company tick, what their brand stands for, and how they’re making a change.

Video is highly effective at conveying the essence of a brand because of the sensory experience that is video production. Along with seeing how a brand conveys itself creatively, we can also experience what they sound like.

Indirectly, because of our associations with visual and audible prompts, we can also imagine what the brand might feel and smell like too. The scent of a perfume can be captured in essence through associated imagery and sounds, so effectively consumers may buy the product having never personally caught a whiff.

A glamorous lady in a flowing silky dress clutching roses dreamily wandering through a summer meadow conjures enough of an authentic aroma.

Video production has transformed the online marketplace, acting as a powerful tool to convey information in an easy and accessible way. Where once we used to leaf through print catalogues, straining our eyes to see details in product pictures and poring over stats to try to get an understanding of how the product functions, video shows your product in action.

Released a few years ago, BlendTec’s “Will It Blend” series on YouTube allowed us to marvel at the power of their blenders turning various seemingly impossible items into dust before our eyes.

One video in particular became a viral sensation, clocking over 6 million views in just five days, where a newly-released iPad was completely pulverised – in turn, skyrocketing their blender sales.

With over 19 million views to date, BlendTec still gets plenty of traction from the video even today. Imagine trying to get across the notion of a blender that can blend anything in a way other than video – it would be unbelievable unless the audience could witness it with their own eyes.

The impact of video on content marketing over the past 15 years has been enormous.

A personal favourite is Patagonia. The outdoor clothing company has redefined brand storytelling and in doing so ripped up the content marketing handbook. From content on activism, documentaries about the environment, personal stories from outdoor enthusiasts, Patagonia video ambition seems to have no boundaries.

And though their video content rarely vies into anything regarding their product, it doesn’t matter- by the end of the experience, you’re more likely to see the brand as an ally and old friend, that loves the outdoors as much as you do.