A series of films created in step with Tim and Sally Anderson’s development vision, with an emphasis on tone, place and audience.
On Breckon Hill Farm, the work also extended into earlier stages of the build, helping shape how the development would eventually be seen.
A run of development-led films with George Jenkins, created around a fresh, design-led approach to new residential schemes.
At Portobello Close and The Ropes, the work also included earlier-stage and social content created while the schemes were still taking shape.
Films created over many years with Alun and Chris Moore, capturing one of Northumberland’s most established luxury holiday destinations.
The work has focused on the atmosphere and tranquillity of the estate, alongside the brand’s constant drive to evolve through new spaces, retreats and experiences across the farm.
A long-running collaboration with Michael Mortimer spanning renovation films, presenter-led property tours and vertical-first formats, developed together early and helping define an approach now widely used across the market.
A long-standing collaboration with Lucia and Mark Bridgeman, documenting the evolution of Brunton House & Cottages into one of Northumberland’s best-known luxury rural stays.
The films focus on atmosphere, landscape and the feeling of escape, shaped around the character of the estate and its setting near Beadnell Bay.
A long-standing collaboration with Dale Robinson, creating a body of films around how the homes were presented and experienced.
One of the earliest developers to fully embrace video, with films shaped around the Northumberland setting as much as the homes themselves.
Several films made in direct collaboration with Chris Carlisle, focused on presenting schemes clearly, thoughtfully and in a way that reflected their character.
The work was shaped with real precision, from what needed to be captured to the timing of light, tide and atmosphere.
Films created with Fiona and Alison McKeith for one of the North East’s earliest design-led luxury self-catering cottage collections.
Across more than 60 films, the focus was on showcasing the individuality of each stay, from contemporary coastal hideaways to converted rural buildings, helping shape the visual identity of the collection over many years.