Corporate Video Production in Scotland
Corporate video in Scotland has a wide range. At one end are the large public sector commissions: campaigns for government bodies, health organisations, councils and national agencies that require precision, accessibility and a clear communications brief. At the other end are the brand films and commercial videos that smaller businesses and organisations use to tell their story and reach new audiences.
Morrocco Media has worked across the full range for over 22 years. Our clients have included the Scottish Government, Perth and Kinross Council, Scottish Rugby, Sustrans, the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, St Columba's Hospice and a broad portfolio of Scottish businesses from distilleries and coffee roasters to outdoor gear brands and financial services firms.
What that breadth has taught us is that the fundamentals of good corporate video do not change across sectors. Every brief needs a clear message. Every audience needs to be spoken to specifically, not generally. Every finished film needs to justify the investment it took to make.
We approach corporate commissions with the same cinematographic rigour we bring to our broadcast and adventure work. That means proper lighting, considered composition, clean audio production and a colour grade that gives the finished film a visual identity. A corporate video does not need to look like a corporate video. It needs to look like something worth watching.
Our corporate services cover single and multi-day shoots, interview and documentary-style production, scripted and unscripted formats, animation and motion graphics as required, and full post-production. We manage each project from initial brief to final delivery and provide all standard broadcast and digital formats.
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How much does corporate video production cost in Scotland?
Morrocco Media works to transparent, all-inclusive rates: a full day is £650, a half day is £400, and hourly work is available at £110 per hour. All rates cover both filming and editing and include all equipment. As a rule of thumb, one day of filming requires around two days of editing, where the colour grade, sound design, motion graphics and titles are completed. A single-day corporate film therefore works out at around three days in total (roughly £1,950), while multi-day campaigns with several locations or contributors scale up from there. Every project is bespoke, so we provide a detailed quote based on your specific brief.
What types of corporate video do you produce?
We produce the full range of corporate video in Scotland: brand films, interview and documentary-style production, public information campaigns, recruitment films, event films and product films. Formats run from single-day shoots to multi-day campaigns, scripted and unscripted, with animation and motion graphics where they serve the message.
Have you worked with public sector organisations?
Yes. Our corporate clients have included the Scottish Government, Perth and Kinross Council, Sustrans, the Royal Scottish Geographical Society and St Columba's Hospice, alongside national sports bodies and a wide portfolio of private Scottish businesses. Public sector work requires precision, accessibility and a clear communications brief, all of which we are experienced in delivering.
Does a corporate video have to look corporate?
No. We approach corporate commissions with the same cinematographic rigour as our broadcast and adventure work: proper lighting, considered composition, clean audio and a colour grade that gives the film a distinct visual identity. A corporate video does not need to look like a corporate video. It needs to look like something worth watching.
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