Through an association with Mather Communications and Contented Brands, ITF was commissioned to supply location services and crew to produce a set of information films about dogs.

These are on going projects and cover all aspects of canine care. Different styles were used to keep the subject matter light hearted.  The second film is an example of a black and white satirical film is below.

We made this film in conjunction with Via Media and IIR the London based exhibition organisers.  Using captivating graphics and good exhibition imagery, the film packs a punch but also delivers a good overall picture of the event.

This film includes an interview with the event director and incorporates a filmic shallow depth of field look.  The result is a high quality production.

ITF is looking to extend its services at various exhibitions and offer this type of production globally.  The benefits to the exhibitor are huge as they can utilise a cost effective localised service, and receive professionally filmed, edited and produced video articles for their company websites.

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This film was made for Shelter the charity that helps people with financial difficulties.  It is a good example of a carefully thought through creative concept using a dolls house.  We chose top of the range camera systems and prime lenses, to give stunning depth of field shots.

The use of models combined with careful mood lighting helped to give the entire film its emotional punch.  The client was delighted and we look forward to making more.

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ITF Media supplied the equipment and crew to produce a series of films for Ford, in conjunction with Burrows the creative agency.

The first set of films were recorded in a studio over a two week period, and showed many of the new advanced features available in Ford cars today.

Using some of the best lighting professionals and top end camera formats, we created some silky smooth imagery, which is currently shown on plasma screens throughout Ford dealerships.

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We were approached by BAE Systems to make a bespoke training film. The object of the film was to convey various messages across different meeting scenarios.

We opted for a clean, non-generic studio environment, with an infinity cove. It was lit in such a way that the background was purposely over exposed to create a unique effect. We employed the use of a camera tracking system, to give the entire film a slow move and create greater production value.

The overall effect was very well received by our client, and is still being used as a main training tool within the BAE Systems environment.

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