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AI Corporate Video

How useful is a corporate film to your business? It’s easy to dismiss it if you are not used to it. Crew costs, location fees and the time needed to organise a shoot turn a straightforward corporate message into a major project. Onboarding stays a slide deck. Training videos wait. Another announcement disappears into an inbox when you could free up hundreds of hours a year.

We direct and produce AI video, removing the shoot and its costs from the process. No cameras, locations or filming days to coordinate. Your budget goes into the script, art direction and edit: the work that makes people watch, understand and remember.

What we make

  • Change communications. Films that explain a restructure, a policy or a new system to staff who were never going to read the email.
  • Onboarding and induction. Modules new starters actually watch, covering topics in an engaging way.
  • Training and compliance. Making routine policy issues come alive with visuals.
  • Tender and proposal support. A film that goes with the document when the document alone will not carry the pitch.
  • Customer outreach. Explaining a product or a service to people outside the business.
  • Social media and exhibition. Short films for stands, campaigns and feeds.

What it replaces

A crew for a day, a location, a producer, and wrangling half a dozen colleague’s diaries. In-person video production often ends up too difficult for the job, pushing corporate video initiatives into the ‘not done’ pile.

How a film comes together

Every film starts with a clear purpose, for example: sales training, onboarding or sales support. We work with your subject expert to establish what viewers need to know, then write the script and plan the scenes.

We can use photographs you already have, create new stills or build entirely from a brief. An existing portrait can become an onboarding film presented by your HR manager, sharing their expertise without repeating the same session for every new starter.

Art direction, storytelling and editing turn generated footage into a film worth watching. Each shot needs a purpose; each scene needs to move the story forward.

Headshot London has directed films since 2013 and photographed businesses in London since 2007. That experience shapes every film we make, whatever tools we use.