Photography & Video

Anyone can take a photograph. Point your camera and click. However, matters become a lot more complicated when the photograph in question is going to be used to promote your company to the world. Such a photograph could be the first, and last, thing that a prospective client will use to judge your company, so it is critical that your official company photographs give the right impression to prospective clients, and match the image and expectations that your company is aiming for.

Something that is often overlooked, or dismissed as irrelevant and too expensive to produce, is a high-quality marketing or promotional video to introduce your company either on the internet or on more traditional media. A well-produced video is a far more important tool than many would believe, either as part of a presentation, to promote your company or a product your company makes, or even a guided tour. Nothing can showcase your business better

Jemmett Fox Media use the latest equipment and professional editing software to ensure that the photographs that we take are perfect for you and your company. We can arrange to have photographs taken for any use you require; for marketing, for web display, for signs, or even for advertising on the side of a blimp (you never know)

Whether it’s studio product photography, fashion photography, event photography or photographs for use on your website or for marketing purposes, we have the facilities and experience to ensure that the end product is of the highest quality and represents you and your company on both the local and world stage

We offer a range of video types based on your specific requirements, including full HD and web-ready SD. We have single or multi-camera set-ups available, and use the latest software to create your final video.

Our process usually involves an initial meeting, followed by some rough storyboarding which is then refined directly with the client. We then arrange a time that’s convenient for you to come and do the filming; 1 hour of filming is usually required per minute of finished video, but it totally depends on exactly what is being filmed