Earlier this year, Ace Media worked with PEI Group on the digital screen content for Infrastructure Investor Global Summit 2026 in Berlin. This was exactly the kind of project we like getting stuck into, big screens, unusual formats, a lot of moving parts, and a clear need for everything to feel like part of the same visual world.

Construction takes months or years, attention spans last about as long as a TikTok. That gap between reality and what people are willing to watch is exactly where timelapse earns its keep.

In video production there is a popular myth that the magic happens in the edit. Sure, post can save a wobbly shot and polish a story, but the real win happens long before anyone touches a camera.

There is a funny thing about video production. Everyone obsesses over the visuals, the gear, the lights, the lenses. But if the audio is bad, the whole thing falls apart in about three seconds.

There was a time when getting aerial footage meant renting a helicopter, a pilot, and praying your shoot day didn't turn into a scene from Twister. Now, you can pull the same cinematic scale from something that fits in a backpack.

Let's be honest. Shooting everything from scratch is great when you have the time, budget, and a crew of twenty. Most businesses do not. That is where stock footage quietly strolls in.

One of the earliest decisions you have to make on any video project is far less glamorous than picking lenses or scouting locations, but it shapes everything that comes after: how big your crew should be.

London isn't just a city, it's a creative engine that never stops. For brands looking to tell stories that connect, there's no better place to find that mix of experience, energy, and edge.

Attention spans online are short. Most viewers decide whether to stay or scroll within the first 15 to 60 seconds. That's your window to hook them, and if you don't, they're gone.

Most corporate videos live or die by their location. The right location doesn't just look good, it helps tell your story. It adds emotion, context, and says something about your brand before a word is even spoken.

Getting someone's attention online is like trying to flag down a taxi in a thunderstorm. If you want your message to land, you've got to earn that pause. That's where animation comes in.

When planning a video project, understanding the costs involved is crucial to ensuring you stay within your budget while still achieving high-quality results. In this article, we break down the typical fees for various videography services.

In video production, storytelling is king. And one of the most striking ways to tell a story is through timelapse. It's a technique that compresses hours, days, even years into seconds.

In today's crowded digital space, blending in isn't an option. If your brand doesn't make an impact, it gets ignored. Bold, visually striking, smartly crafted video content is the key to cutting through the noise.

You've got a brilliant video idea, but who are the talented folks that will turn your vision into a reality? We introduce the key roles of a video production team, from the director to the editor.

The marketing world moves fast, and agencies are constantly chasing standout content. When it comes to high-quality video, the big question is: do you bring someone in-house, or do you outsource?