Angus Ashton Film
visit site- $5,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- Croydon South, Australia
Angus Ashton Film, a video production agency, was established in 2010. The firm offers video production and broadcast video and has a small team.
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 30%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 40%
Enterprise (>$1B) 30%
Common Project Size
<$10K 5 projects
$10K-$49K 1 project
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Highlights from Recent Projects
Angus Ashton Film was hired by We Ponder, a company that sells handmade ceramic wall lights, to create a behind-the-scenes video showcasing their ceramic making process. The goal was to create a raw and authentic video that was therapeutic to watch. The project involved creating a short film that was 3-4 minutes long, showing the making process from start to finish, and creating 5 smaller 10-second clips that showed segments of the process for social media. The company found Angus Ashton Film through a referral and chose them due to their high ratings and budget-friendly pricing. One employee from Angus Ashton Film was assigned to this project.
Angus Ashton Film was commissioned by Notitia, an end-to-end technology and data solutions company, to create corporate videos and social media videos for branding and marketing purposes. The project involved filming over two days in two locations and post-production editing, including 3D animation. The deliverables were a main corporate video and a suite of smaller clips. Notitia found Angus Ashton Film through an online search and selected them due to their high ratings, proximity, budget-friendly pricing, culture fit, value for cost, and aligned company values. Between two and five employees from Angus Ashton Film were assigned to this project.
Story & Brand, a digital marketing company, hired Angus Ashton Film to create a video showcasing the journey of two up-and-coming Olympic sailing athletes as they embarked on the qualifying journey to the Paris 2024 Olympics. The project involved concept development, pre-production, filming on land and water with a drone and body-mounted camera on a steady rig, and post-production and editing. The company chose Angus Ashton Film due to their positive past experiences with them. Only one team member from Angus Ashton Film was needed for this project.