You've invested in content, marketing, and coaches, but it didn't move the needle. This time, you want a partner who delivers.
You hired someone to make videos. They delivered footage. Maybe it was beautiful, maybe it wasn't — but a year later, you can't point to a single deal it closed. The footage sits on YouTube with 47 views. You're still the one chasing leads.
That's not a video problem. It's a strategy problem.
We've spent thirteen years figuring out the difference. The video itself is the easy part — what surrounds it is what determines whether it works. The positioning. The audience. The campaign architecture. The follow-up. The measurement.
When all of that is built around the video, the video earns its keep. When it isn't, you get expensive content that nobody watches.
The difference matters. A production company hands you files. We build campaigns that generate leads, build trust with your market, and show measurable return on the investment. For most of our clients, we own the entire pipeline.
Before we shoot a frame, we figure out who you're talking to and what makes you genuinely different. Most projects start with a Brand Voice Guide — a foundational document everyone refers back to as the work scales.
Video, photography, copy, social, paid media — built as one coherent system, not as separate line items.
Landing pages, email sequences, ad campaigns. The plumbing that turns attention into actual conversations.
You'll know what's working. We'll show you.
If you only need someone to point a camera at something, we're not your team. If you want a partner who's accountable to results, you're in the right place.
Minerva came to us as a brand launch — a wine business with no audience, no infrastructure, and no marketing assets.
The work started with a full brand audit and a Brand Voice Guide — the foundational document that told everyone involved what the brand would look like, who it was for, and how it would speak. From there, we built a 12-month social plan and a campaign mix combining strong creative, paid social, and giveaways.
This is what we mean by strategic video partner. The video was the visible part. The system around it is what made the numbers.
Alex came to us with marketing that didn't reflect the calibre of his work or attract the high-net-worth clients he was built to serve. He needed positioning that would stand out, hold up to regulatory scrutiny, and reflect how he actually advises.
We started with a Brand Voice Guide — capturing the principles and life-first approach that make Alex Alex, not a manufactured marketing persona. From there, the brand film, landing page, LinkedIn strategy, and lead generation infrastructure — built to compound over time.
Alex recouped his investment before the long-term work had even kicked in.
"They took the time to listen, ask the right questions, and truly understand both my business and the message I needed to convey. The process was structured and thoughtful — and the quality of the video work was outstanding. They understand not just what I do, but why it matters to my clients."
National Geographic. BBC. Discovery Channel. Tens of millions of viewers reached.
We led a team of wildlife vets and adventurers on a 1000-mile sail from the southern tip of England to the northernmost Scottish Isles, documenting the climate and biodiversity stories unfolding right on the UK's own coastline.
Sponsorships from Garmin, Helly Hansen, Oatly, Aquaplanet, and Dryrobe. Featured live on Good Morning Britain.
A collaboration with artist Luke Jerram, the Medical Research Council, and Ugandan fashion designers, promoting life-saving vaccinations among pregnant women across the country.
Charitable work is part of the foundation of how we operate. Beyond this, we've worked with charities and NGOs across Sierra Leone and elsewhere — projects like this are some of the most meaningful work we do.
Our first film with Luke turned a city street into a waterslide and crossed a million views worldwide. We've since helped multiple artworks go viral — including stunning NASA-imagery models of the Moon, Earth, and Mars.
100+ locations globally. TV coverage from the UK to Japan.
A film we made during the height of North Korean missile tests, capturing rare footage from inside one of the world's most closed countries.
11M+ views on National Geographic.
A four-year feature documentary following Jamie Barrow's attempt to break the world record for fastest speed on a snowboard. One frozen lake, four Audis, a Tesla, a Porsche, a 20-person crew, and a snowboarder with more nerve than sense.
Partnerships with Sony, Audi, and Porsche. Featured on BBC.
We helped a local food business send their product into the stratosphere. The film took on a life of its own — within weeks it had been picked up by news outlets across the UK and internationally.
150K+ YouTube views. Featured by Vice, ITV, Mashable, Food & Wine, and Munchies.
A multi-year creative partnership with one of the network's most popular series, working as shooting producer-director on stories from across the US.
When you hire us, you're not handed off to a junior account manager. You're working directly with the strategists, the filmmakers, and the marketers responsible for the outcome.
When you hire us, you're hiring a team. A core in-house group of senior professionals — coaches, lead generation specialists, sales experts, filmmakers, and creatives — supported by a wider network of trusted collaborators we've spent over a decade refining. The right people work on your project, every time.
We talk straight. We over-communicate when projects get complex. And we treat your business as if it were our own — because if it doesn't work for you, it doesn't work for us.
I started Cinematica thirteen years ago because I'd seen too many businesses pour money into video that didn't earn its keep. The work would look beautiful and accomplish nothing.
So I built the agency I wished my clients could hire — one that treats video as the visible part of a system, not the product. One that's accountable to the result, not just the deliverable.
That's still the standard the team works to today.
Jackson is also the founder of Video Business Mastery, where he teaches this approach to other agency owners. Read his story →
If you're considering a strategic video partner — and you want to know whether we're the right fit — book a call. We'll spend 45 minutes understanding your business, your market, and what's getting in the way of the results you're after. You'll leave with clarity, whether or not we end up working together.
No sales pitch · No high-pressure close · Just a real conversation
The specific gaps between the marketing you're doing and the results you should be getting — and which ones are worth fixing first.
Realistic targets for lead generation and ROI based on your market, your offer, and what we've seen work for similar businesses.
Honest answer. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you who is.