Websites for videographers and film-makers

A videographer’s website lives or dies on the first ten seconds of the showreel. If it buffers, or won’t play on a phone, most people leave before they see your best shot. Self-hosted video is usually the problem. We embed your reel from Vimeo or YouTube so it streams properly, and show a still frame until someone presses play, so the page itself loads fast.

The second problem is trying to talk to everyone at once. A couple planning a wedding wants emotion, a venue they recognise and a package price. A marketing manager wants to see a similar brief, a turnaround time and proof of insurance. We give each its own pages, with the relevant films and wording, on one site with one enquiry form.

Prices help more than most film-makers expect. Wedding packages laid out side by side, and a half and full day rate for commercial work, let people decide whether to ask. Extras like drone footage, short edits for social media and travel are listed separately. You still quote for the unusual jobs, but you stop spending evenings answering enquiries that were never going to fit the budget. When your prices change for the new season, send us an email and we update the page.

Commercial clients also check credentials. We show your public liability insurance, drone registration where it applies, and the kit and crew you can bring. Short case studies explain the brief and what the film did. The enquiry form asks for date, location and project type first, so you can reply quickly. Then we build pages that let both couples and businesses find you, without promising rankings nobody can guarantee.