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Video Production Company London
Video Production Background London

London has provided state of the art studios and magnificent shooting locations for a plethora of world famous movies and television. Blockbuster franchises such as The Harry Potter movie series and James Bond movies have been filmed in London. Meanwhile, series like Peaky Blinders, The Crown, Sherlock and Black Mirror have achieved ubiquitous recognition. One of the world’s largest financial centers, London has a major influence on the arts, commerce, education, entertainment, fashion, economics, media and film. The production industry is separated into two main categories – films and video. They’re completely different in terms of markets with video production companies focussing on small and medium businesses who require video content for many purposes such as either corporate training or advertising. Now, video production is everywhere and has become the most successful marketing strategy. 85% of internet users watch online video content every month.
Common Types of Video Production in London
- Corporate video productions
- Event video productions
- Films (feature length and shorts)
- Documentaries
- Music videos
- TV commercials
- Social media video productions
- Youtube Video productions
- Product review videos
- Viral marketing advertisements
- Employee / Client Interviews
- Tutorial Videos
London Video Production Locations
This city’s cultural impact on the world is well noted, and its iconic structures such as Big Ben, the London Eye and the Tower Bridge have long defined the city’s image. Since 2010, the tallest building in London has been The Shard situated at London Bridge. The modern marvel topped out at 309.6 metres, when completed in 2012. London’s greater metropolitan area boasts the second most skyscrapers of any city in Europe. As of 2020, a total of 32 skyscrapers in London reach a roof height of at least 150 metres. A whole host of skyscrapers are being planned for the City and Canary Wharf. However, other districts of London including: Stratford, the South Bank, Vauxhall, Nine Elms, Islington as well as in places in Outer London such as Croydon have major architectural projects in development. The iconic city’s skyline is a dreamscape for shooting.

One not too well-known, but idyllic location is an ancient winding path down a slope lined with cobbles in the City. Lovat Lane, previously named Love Lane, is a narrow lane that leads to Lower Thames Street. Love Lane changed to Lovat Lane in 1939 and has retained its narrow width since before the war. The buildings face directly onto the lane where there’s a view of the tower of St Mary at Hill which, untypically for a City church, appears higher than its immediate surroundings

Known as Big Ben, Elizabeth Tower and The Houses of Parliament are among London’s most recognizable landmarks. In fact, Big Ben is the name given to the giant bell inside the clock tower with a weight of more than 13 tons. The London Eye, a revolving observation wheel, is an iconic landmark on the South Bank of the River Thames. With an overall height of 135 metres, the London Eye was the world’s tallest Ferris wheel from 1999 until 2006, when the Star of Nanchang, in China, surpassed it.

Along London’s river Thames is where you’ll find landmarks such as the Tower Bridge, the London Eye and Shakespeare’s Globe. The River Thames travels more than 210 miles through the heart of some of England’s most idyllic towns, right through to the centre of London and eventually it flows out into the North Sea. The River Thames has become a major feature of many feature films, such as James Bond: Spectre, The Long Good Friday, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and Harry Potter.

Filming Equipment and Post-Production Availability
