Most of the corporate films we make cost between £6,000 and £15,000. That typically covers a scripted or interview-led film with one or two shoot days, multiple cameras and motion graphics. Simple talking head videos start from around £3,000, and larger multi-film projects or campaigns range from £15,000 to £50,000+. We usually present creative options at more than one budget level, so you can see what each would deliver before you commit.

Most projects take three to five weeks from kick-off to delivery. A simple interview can be turned around in one to two weeks, while scripted productions with several locations and motion graphics can take up to six. The number of approval rounds on your side is usually the biggest factor, and we can work to tighter deadlines when needed.

We produce internal communications and leadership messages, recruitment and culture films, client case studies and testimonials, training and onboarding, investor and stakeholder content, thought leadership, event coverage, and product and explainer videos. Whatever the format, we make it for the people who will actually watch it.

BearJam is a London studio founded in 2012, specialising in corporate and B2B video for professional services, finance, property and technology clients, including Knight Frank, HSBC and UBS. Strategy, creative and production all sit in-house, so the team that shapes the idea is the same team that films and edits it, with no handovers between separate suppliers.

Yes. Every project has a dedicated BearJam creative director and producer who handle concept development, scripting and storyboarding. We can lead the creative from scratch or build on your existing brief.

Yes. We film at client offices, external locations and studios across London, the UK and internationally. Our producers handle location logistics, permissions and scheduling.

Yes. We plan for this from the start and deliver landscape, vertical and square versions with subtitles as standard, so the same film works on your website, on LinkedIn, on internal channels and in presentations.

Yes. For organisations that need video throughout the year, we build content packages around a video strategy covering audience analysis, content planning, distribution and how results will be measured. It keeps your messaging consistent and is more efficient than commissioning each film separately.