Made to be seen.
Short-form film for the equestrian world. Clips of no more than one minute, built for how people actually watch — vertical, immediate, and made to stop a thumb.
What we do
Short-form film for equestrian businesses. Clips of no more than one minute, built for how people actually watch — vertical, immediate, and made to stop a thumb.
Who it is for
Yards, riders, tack shops, farriers, saddlers and sales liveries. Increasingly, shows and institutional clients too.
What you get
One morning on your yard. A shot list agreed in advance. Clips arrive clean, captioned and ready to post — correctly sized, watermark-free, nothing to strip out.
Beautiful footage is the easy half. Getting it in front of the right people is where the work pays off.
How it works
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We talk it through
A quick call or message about your business, what you want the films to do, and the shots you have in mind. Bring ideas — the best days start with a rough plan.
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Filming day
Two and a half hours on site. Horses ready, people ready, and we work through the shot list. It is relaxed, but it moves.
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Edit and delivery
Your clips arrive as clean, ready-to-post files — correctly sized, no watermarks, nothing to strip out. Just download and go.
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You post, properly
Follow the posting schedule and your clips keep working for months rather than days. That part matters as much as the filming.
Packages
Every clip is delivered at a maximum of one minute. That is a deliberate creative decision, not a limitation. All prices include local travel within 15 miles.
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The Taster
£150
4 clips, up to 1 minute each. A first look at what short-form can do for you.
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The Signature
£250
8 clips, up to 1 minute each. Enough content to hold a feed together for two months. This is the package most clients start with.
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The Season
£460
16 clips across two filming sessions, so your content changes with the yard and the weather rather than all looking like one afternoon.
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The Partnership
£225 per month
8 fresh clips every month, one shoot a month, rolling. The strongest option for anyone serious about growing — and the one that keeps a feed genuinely alive.