Aerospace
We put your customers on camera to explain what you delivered, so the next programme can see the evidence for themselves.
We make case study films for aerospace suppliers to help them win their next programme.
Aerospace buyers are cautious for good reason. Decisions run through engineering, quality, procurement and programme teams, and qualifying a new supplier can take months. Every one of those people wants evidence, and the evidence they trust most comes from other customers, not from suppliers.
A case study film gives them that. We plan the story with you, film your customer and your team in a single day, and deliver your edit within two weeks. On controlled sites we agree what can and can't be filmed up front, work within your security and photography rules, and share every cut with you and your customer for sign-off.
Our approach
Every film follows the same simple shape, so your buyers get the full story in a few minutes.
We start with what your customer was up against: a programme risk, a capacity squeeze or a qualification hurdle that buyers will recognise.
We film your team and your work, and explain the engineering clearly enough for procurement and precisely enough for engineers.
Your customer explains what changed, in their own words. That's the proof that carries through a long buying process.
Projects
What we film
Supply chain proof
A customer explains why they trust your parts, processes or services on their programme.
Technology and testing
Engineers walk through a new system, material or process and what the testing showed.
Programme milestones
A first delivery or production ramp-up, told by the customer and the team who made it happen.
What every case study film includes
£10k per film, or a programme of four case studies a year at £8.4k a quarter. No hidden extras.
- ✓UK travel included
- ✓Your edit within two weeks
- ✓A social cutdown, plus a re-edit for your customer
- ✓Subtitles, square and vertical versions
- ✓Use it anywhere, forever, music included
Got a programme story worth telling?
Based in Bristol, close to the Filton aerospace cluster, and filming across the UK. UK travel included.