Manufacturing and industrial video production.
Video for manufacturers & industrial businesses

Manufacturing and industrial video production.

We film how you actually make things, so the work does the talking when a buyer, a partner or a good candidate looks you up.

The showreel

A minute inside the factories we have filmed.

A selection of manufacturing and industrial work, filmed on real working sites.

Where video fits

Your website does not look like the business feels when you walk the floor.

Most manufacturers we meet feel the same way. The scale, the machinery, the care in the work: very little of it comes across in a few photographs and a spec sheet. And buyers now form a view long before they visit, if they visit at all. A good film lets someone stand on your factory floor without leaving their desk.

Selected films

Recent work for manufacturers.

Unisort and Kingston University, a research and manufacturing case study.

Unisort and Arbuthnot Latham, told through the people the work is for.

Where it usually gets stuck

The things we hear on almost every project.

None of these are unusual. All of them are workable. It helps to name them at the start.

01

The work is hard to show

A process that makes sense on the floor can be hard to follow on a screen. Filming it so a first-time viewer understands what they are looking at takes real planning.

02

The website is behind the business

Companies invest, take on bigger work, bring in new lines. The website stays where it was years ago. New buyers judge you on the old version of the company.

03

Good people cannot picture the place

Hiring is harder when a candidate cannot see what a day on the floor looks like. An honest short film tells them more than a job advert ever will.

How it works

A library you own, and it grows with every visit.

One well-planned filming session gives you a hero film, a run of short films for social and photography, all captured together. You keep a bank of footage that goes on working for months afterwards. The library grows with each visit, rather than resetting every campaign.

1planned filming session
8–10finished pieces, plus cutdowns
Monthsof content for where buyers decide

The finished films and the footage we capture are yours, to use on your website, on social, in tenders and in recruitment, without coming back to us for additional usage fees.

Filming on your site

How we work around production.

The first thing most people ask is whether a crew will get in the way of the work. It is a fair question, so here is how we handle it.

01

We plan around your day

We agree what we need and when, so the filming fits between the work rather than stopping it. For most of the day, you would barely know we were there.

02

We come ready for the floor

Hi-vis, safety boots, PPE, and a team used to working around machinery. We follow your induction and site rules, so your team is not left managing us.

03

What is sensitive stays sensitive

If parts of the process are confidential, we agree what is off-limits before we film. We are glad to work to an NDA. Nothing is published without your sign-off.

04

One planned visit goes a long way

A single, well-planned session gives us the material for months of content. For most businesses that is plenty, without disrupting the floor again and again.

Filming for manufacturers and industrial businesses since 2014. Recent work includes Unisort, Timber Connection and Archwood.

What we make

What we make for manufacturers.

Company profile & brand films

The anchor film that shows how you operate, and why it matters.

Process & product demonstrations

The machine, the line and the result, made clear for someone new to it.

Customer case studies

Proof in your customers’ own words, for the pages buyers decide on.

Training & safety films

Made to be watched, not endured.

Event & trade-show coverage

Stands, launches and demos, captured as a bank of content to reuse.

Social-first cutdowns

Short versions for LinkedIn, recruitment and reach.

A simple way to start

See it on your own floor first.

£3,500one filming session

The clearest way to know whether this works is to try it once. A Pilot Session is one filming session on your site, with video and photography captured together. We turn it into a hero film and a run of short films for social, delivered within twenty-one days. If you continue with us within sixty days, half the fee, £1,750, is credited against your first six months. Every number, and the monthly plans, are on the pricing page.

A short conversation about what you are trying to achieve, and how video could support it.

What clients say about working with us

“Lumira has been a joy to work with. A true professional company who really cares about the output that they deliver. Would recommend to anyone.”
Eddie Guevarra
Eddie GuevarraHead of Marketing, Consalia
“From filming on location and editing remotely filmed clips to animation, voiceovers and social ads, Lumira treats every project with care, attention to detail and insight. It is why we have a longstanding relationship with the studio.”
Shannon Cook
Shannon CookWriter and Video Content Manager, BusinessBecause
Common questions

Good to know.

Will filming disrupt production?
That is the thing we plan hardest to avoid. We agree the schedule in advance and film around the work, so the line keeps running. If a process can only be filmed at a certain time, we build the day around it.
Are you insured and used to working on industrial sites?
Yes. Our team works on industrial sites regularly, in the right PPE and following your induction. We carry full public liability insurance, and we are glad to share the certificate before the day.
We are protective of our methods. Can you keep things confidential?
Of course. We agree what is off-limits before we film, work to an NDA where you would like one, and nothing goes out without your approval.
Will the film get the technical details right?
We would rather ask a basic question than guess. We take time to understand the process before we film it. You check the edit before anything is published, so the detail is right and in your own words.
How much does it cost?
A Pilot Session is a fixed £3,500 for one session and the finished content. Ongoing plans start at £3,000 a month. The pricing page sets out every number in full.

Want to show how you make it?

A discovery call is a short conversation about what you make, and where video might help. We will be honest about whether we are the right fit.