by filmpunksPunks Update!
Brand films, broadcast spots, and large scale event coverage across Film Punks and EventPunks.tv. A quick run through what we’ve been shooting, cutting, and delivering lately. 5 min read.
Punks Update
It’s been a busy one.
At Film Punks, we’ve been pushing forward with brand and broadcast work, crafting story-driven ads, building new partnerships, and getting stuck into projects that let us do what we do best.
Alongside that, over at EventPunks.tv, we’ve been right in the thick of high energy, large scale events, capturing moments as they happen and turning them around at speed.
Different worlds, same mindset. Make it happen.
AF Oliver Crest Nicholson
We teamed up with Oliver Agency to create a new brand film for Crest Nicholson, a cinematic take on what “home” really feels like.
With a tight prep schedule, every detail was carefully locked in before the shoot. Nott Brothers were brought on to direct, leading a crew of 15 and a cast of ten including children and a scene-stealing dog, through an ambitious one-day shoot.
The focus throughout was on capturing something honest and unforced: natural, intimate moments that reflect the reality of home. Even the weather played its part, with sunshine cutting through at just the right moments.
The project is currently in post-production and is set to go live at the end of April.
Monday.com
Alive pulled off a huge conference at ExCeL London for monday.com, bringing together 1,200 people for their SKO kickoff.
We were right in the middle of it, cameras up, capturing everything as it happened.
The brief was simple. Make a punchy wrap film that does the event justice.
So we did.
Watch the film:
TikTok
TikTok at the Four Seasons. Big names, big energy, no slowing down.
We came in as the film crew, there to capture it all and turn it around fast.
The lineup didn’t miss. Mo Farah leading a 5K, Cat Burns performing live, archery with Team GB’s Megan Havers and Penny Healey, a pub quiz with Jordan North and William Hanson, plus Tom Kerridge on dinner and Krishnan Guru-Murthy in conversation.
No small stuff.
Our job? Shoot it, cut it, and get it live within hours.
We turned around films in near real time, playing them back across screens around the venue while the event was still happening. Content also dropped onto a private TikTok channel so guests could jump straight back in.
Alongside that, we built motion assets and kept a steady flow of short form TikToks running throughout the day.
This one was all about pace. No room to sit on footage, just shoot, cut, deliver, repeat.
Exactly how TikTok should feel.
The film below is a wrap up of the event.
St Edmund’s
St Edmund’s wanted a Year 7 film that felt confident, warm, and a bit different.
So we broke the fourth wall and handed it over to the students.
No hiding behind a script, they led it, spoke directly to camera, and owned the film.
And they smashed it.
What we got back was playful, sharp, and full of personality, exactly what it needed to be.
Watch the film:
Hedayah
Back with Hedayah again, this time overlooking Westminster Abbey.
The focus was AI and its role in preventing and countering violent extremism.
It’s a serious space, but an important one. Our job was to document it properly, the conversations, the people, and the intent behind it all.
In a world that can feel pretty chaotic, it’s good to be around people trying to build something better.
Very Lazy
Our TV spot for Very Lazy brings “maximum flavour, minimum fuss” to life leaning fully into the brand’s no-nonsense attitude.
Working from Finn Comms on the concept and directed with Nott Brothers, the film strips cooking back to its essentials, celebrating convenience without compromise. The result is a bold, straight-talking TVC that reflects how people really want to cook quickly, easily, and with great flavour.
Watch it here:
Porky Whites x Film Punks
And finally, something a bit different.
We teamed up with Paul Van Wymeersch, Head of Marketing at Porky Whites, alongside our chairman Gellan Watt on creative support, to create an AI spoof ad inspired by the iconic Dior Sauvage campaign. When Sauvage became Sausagé.
The idea had been floating around for a while, sparked by a bus stop ad and parked for the right moment. Fast forward a year, the timing clicked, and the concept came back with a vengeance.
A couple of emails later and we were in, helping push the idea further and give it that extra layer.
And we always love playing with AI.
This one was all about not taking things too seriously. A playful April Fools piece that leans into the ridiculous, has a bit of fun with AI, and does exactly what it should do, make people smile.
Sometimes the best ideas just need the right moment.
Watch it here:
We’re growing, moving, and making things happen.
More to come.