Our Services
At our production company, we offer a range of services to create video content that meets your unique needs. Whether you require a one-off video or an entire series, we handle the entire process from design and scriptwriting to post-production.
For over four decades, we have captured countless wedding memories through our photography and videography services. As a company that offers both services, we provide an economic solution that ensures the photography and videography don't interfere with each other.
Our experienced team works tirelessly to provide exceptional quality and attention to detail in both photography and videography. We understand the importance of capturing the special moments of your big day and strive to create timeless keepsakes that you and your loved ones can cherish for years to come.
We believe that the whole filmmaking process should be done correctly to produce an excellent finished product, whether it's a short film or an advertisement. Our experienced team works closely with you to bring your vision to life, incorporating your ideas and feedback to ensure that the final product meets your expectations.
In addition to video production, we also offer photography services, for industry and schools. We can do everything from a few school portraits to covering the news and social media for an entire school or company. Our photos are perfect for use in brochures, press releases and websites, providing a visual representation of your school or organization that will help to draw in potential clients or students.
For some fun I am learning to sail. We have decked out our boat with cameras, and also can use a dedicated camera boat. pmrsailing.uk
Throughout the pandemic, we produced 8 weekly, 45-minute programs on Science and Maths, which were widely used worldwide.
Our live videos on Science experiments aimed to help students aged 14-18 go over experiments and topics in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
In addition, we offer live-streamed Organ concerts. Although the Organ is typically a challenging instrument to see, we use multiple cameras to give the audience an up-close view of the hands and feet sweeping over the keys as they enjoy the concert.
We also provide virtual concerts and church services. Using our ATEMS, we can stream various topics, from computer games to science experiments, from one-to-one discussions to organ concerts.
Our mission is to provide an engaging and informative experience for viewers from all backgrounds.
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Vacuum filtration doesn’t have to be expensive.
We turned a small Makita battery vacuum into a cordless lab filtration system — safe, portable, and perfect for teaching.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/11/diy-vacuum-filtration-low-cost.html
No high-speed camera? No problem.
Use burst mode and a flash to freeze fast reactions — timing and light can catch moments that happen in a blink.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/11/using-burst-photography-and-flash-for.html
Boats, spray, and cameras don’t mix — unless you plan for it. Tethers, waterproof housings, and silica gel keep gear safe even if you capsize.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/11/on-boat-camera-safety-tethers-housings.html
A good print teaches as much as it decorates. Soft-proof, pick the right paper, and your classroom displays will pop with clarity and colour. Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/11/printing-that-pops-soft-proofing-and.html
Keep your data safe.
Use the 3-2-1 rule: 3 copies, 2 media types, 1 off-site.
Cloud for access, offline drives for security — and backups in more than one place.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/11/keeping-your-data-safe-cloud-drives-and.html
Behind every five-minute video are hours of work.
Editing isn’t delay — it’s design. It turns raw footage into something clear, engaging, and worth watching.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-filming-process-why-editing-takes.html
MRI scans reveal living anatomy in incredible detail.
They’re not just for hospitals — they’re brilliant tools for teaching biology, showing muscles, organs, and systems in real 3D.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/11/an-mri-image-of-human-body-great.html
A Different View of the World - looking at the world at different wavelengths, Thermal, IR and Multispectral,. appreciating that we only see a little of our world. Read the Blog:
https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/a-different-view-of-world.html
Real meets digital.
Mixing acoustic instruments with synth layers gives educational videos warmth, rhythm, and balance — music that supports, not distracts.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/mixing-acoustic-and-electronic-sounds.html
Infrared filters block visible light — so how do you compose when you can’t see a thing?
Frame first, lock focus, then shoot long exposures.
Invisible light, unforgettable results.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/how-to-take-ir-photos-when-you-cant-see.html
Choosing the right action camera for filming science and sailing isn’t just specs. The choice between GoPro HERO13 Black and Insta360 Ace Pro 2 comes down to mounts, lighting, stabilization and workflow. Dive into our comparison. https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/choosing-suitable-small-action-video.html
You don’t need a high-speed camera to freeze a moment.
A short flash, good timing, and creative setup can capture reactions that happen in the blink of an eye.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/capturing-high-speed-reactions-on.html
See beyond visible light.
A multispectral camera captures UV, visible, and infrared — revealing patterns in biology, chemistry, and physics that the eye can’t detect.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/a-multispectral-camera-what-can-you-do.html
When cameras can’t show it, graphics can.
Animated overlays and vector motion reveal the invisible forces behind real experiments like the evaporation of molecules at a surface.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/using-motion-graphics-to-explain.html
MIDI gives precision, but not emotion.
By adding live registration changes, dynamics, and phrasing, we turn sequences into expressive performances — real music from digital code.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/from-midi-to-performance-turning.html
Microscopes aren’t just for one viewer anymore.
With digital cameras, we film live microscopic worlds for lessons in the lab and online — making the invisible visible.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/under-microscope-filming-microscopic.html
Filming is only half the job.
Archiving, tagging, and backing up your footage builds a library you can reuse for lessons, research, and new projects. https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/archiving-footage-building-long-term.html
Filmmaking doesn’t have to leave a footprint.
Plan efficiently, reuse materials, power from solar, and make every shoot a little greener. https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/eco-filmmaking-minimising-waste-on-set.html
Greening the school lab starts small: reuse containers, switch to glassware, and rethink disposables.
Practical sustainability that teaches science and responsibility.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/reducing-plastic-in-school-science-labs.html
The best soundtrack is one you don’t notice.
Composing ambient music for science videos keeps focus on learning while giving each lesson its own character.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/composing-ambient-backgrounds-for.html
Great chemistry footage needs planning, not luck.
Set up shields, remote cameras, and safe lighting — and you can capture the reaction without the risk.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/filming-chemistry-safely-getting-shot.html
Simulations can show you science — but real experiments let you feel it.
Hands-on work builds deeper memory, sharper thinking, and lasting understanding.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/why-real-experiments-beat-simulations.html
Build your own infrared thermometer.
A simple sensor and an Arduino can measure temperature without touching the object — perfect for classroom heat studies.
https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/making-your-own-infrared-thermometer.html
Thermal cameras make the invisible visible.
From handprints fading on a desk to flames and ice, heat becomes a story you can see — physics in living colour.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/filming-fire-and-ice-how-to-safely.html
Steering in gusts isn’t a battle — it’s a dance.
Learning the “Tiller Tango” taught me that balance and rhythm matter more than force.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/tiller-tango-what-i-learned-about.html
Capturing kites from the air takes patience and perspective.
Using a drone, we match height, angle, and light to photograph flight as it really looks—graceful, dynamic, alive.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/capturing-kites-in-flight-art-of-high.html
Six hours of footage. One six-minute lesson.
Good editing turns real science chaos into clear, watchable learning.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/from-chaos-to-cut-editing-6-hour.html
Ever heard a molecule sing?
We turned chemical spectra into synth sounds—mapping wavelength to pitch and intensity to volume.
When science meets music, molecules make melodies.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/making-molecules-musical-turning.html
Radiation made visible.
Using a Lascells Cloud Chamber and a balloon, we show how static charge helps reveal the invisible tracks of background radiation.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/using-lascells-cloud-chamber-to-see_01219188742.html
Why is the sky blue and the sunset red?
We demonstrate Rayleigh scattering with a tank of water, a light, and a drop of milk—showing how light and colour shape the sky.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/why-sky-is-blue-and-sunsets-red.html
Electricity happens fast — too fast to see.
With high-speed video, sparks, bulbs, and discharges slow down enough for students to watch electrons in action.
Seeing helps understanding. https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/slow-mo-sparks-using-high-speed-cameras.html
Racing against time.
Paul takes the Wayfarer out solo, timing each run to see if every tack and gybe gets smoother and faster.
Solo sailing teaches precision, focus, and control.
Blog https://philipmrussell.blogspot.com/2025/10/racing-against-time-what-solo-sailing.html
