
Film, animation & content
Make the story move.
Event films, product content, animation and large-format screen visuals created for the audience and the place they will be seen.
Built around your brief.
From the build to the live moment, we capture the story and create content that gives it a life beyond the room. The format follows the purpose: a campaign film, a product visual, a live screen or a social edit.
We bring art direction, filming, editing and animation into the brief early. Content is designed for its destination, from a phone screen to a stadium, and coordinated with the team delivering it.
What we can take care of
- Creative concepts, scripting and storyboards
- Event filmmaking and build documentation
- Product films and digital campaign assets
- 2D/3D animation and motion graphics
- Large-format and multi-screen content
- Editing and versions for brand channels
From idea to delivery.
Find the story
Agree the audience, message, channels and required formats.
Create the content
Plan the shoot or animation, develop the creative and review the work in progress.
Prepare for release
Finish, test and deliver the versions needed for the event and your own channels.
One brief.
The right mix.
Live brings production and on-site delivery. Labs builds the custom software and interactive technology. Experience connects them around what the audience should see, feel and do.
Planning your brief.
What should a film or content brief include?
Explain the audience, message, intended channels and where the content will be shown. Include required formats, deadlines, available brand material and any filming access. These details help define the creative approach and production requirements.
How should event capture and later content be planned?
Decide the intended use before the event: a presentation recording, campaign film or shorter pieces need different coverage and editing decisions. Bring those requirements into the production brief and agree deliverables, review stages and publishing arrangements in the proposal.


