Collaborating:
Knowing what you want at the start will ensure you get the product you want. Conversations, brainstorming and bouncing ideas off each other are very important, even on the simple projects.

Script:
It's important for videos and films has to have a story, a point, or a goal. Even the simplest videos need a reason for the viewer to watch. The collaborating and brainstorming will make this process much more fluid. This can also be the most exciting part, as we will start to see the video, before anything has been filmed!

Set dressing:
Before you pick up the camera, you need to think about what's going to be in front of the camera. Does the interview background look presentable? How is the presenter wanting to interact with their environment? How will the sunlight and shadows affect the subject? Is the scene well lit?
There's a lot to think about here. Some of it can be planned before the day of filming, and some we have to figure out on the day.

Filming: 
Once we know what story to tell, script to follow, or what shots you require, I can film the whole project, be a second camera, film behind the scenes, or just filming extra footage, for online use or TV. 

Editing:
After filming, I can edit your project entirely. I can also edit someone else's footage into a video for you. From simple clips, to corporate style, and detailed filmmaking.