Half-day content session, Portsmouth

don't just hire a studio.
hire a producer.

One professionally directed interview. Eight short social videos. All planned, filmed and edited with an experienced television producer.

Special introductory offer

ONE INTERVIEW. EIGHT SOCIAL CLIPS.
ONE HALF-DAY.

Everything you need to start showing up professionally on camera.

£295+ VAT · for first-time clients

01

Planning and direction

We talk through your business, your audience and the story you want to tell.

20 MIN

Edited interview

A natural two-camera conversation that establishes your expertise.

8

Short social videos

Engaging clips for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook or your website.

4 HRS

One half-day session

A focused morning or afternoon covering the agreed production process.

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Prefer a different format? We can tailor the session to your content goals. Additional studio time £60 + VAT per hour

Broadcasters I've worked with

Discovery
MTV
ITV
Channel 4
Channel 5
Eurosport
Sky Sports
Vice TV
Living TV
Discovery
MTV
ITV
Channel 4
Channel 5
Eurosport
Sky Sports
Vice TV
Living TV

Simple from start to finish

How Your Content Session Works

No agency process. No big crew. Just a focused session with someone who knows how to get the best out of people on camera.

01

WE TALK

A free introductory call, then a short pre-production discussion to agree what you'd like to achieve.

02

WE FILM

Come to my Portsmouth studio for a morning or afternoon. I'll direct and interview you, or help you speak straight to camera.

03

WE EDIT

I'll assemble the agreed programme and short clips. You can review the work with me where practical; any finishing work is delivered afterwards.

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think differently about content and how to use it.

don't start with the audience

You don't need to start with a "podcast". Content creation, regularly dropped into social media and your website is great for your visibilty externally, but you can use it even before you film anything. Most people thinking about starting a podcast immediately worry about how many people will watch it. But there’s another question that might be far more valuable to your business. Who would you invite to be your guest?

who would you love 45 minutes with

A potential client? An existing customer you'd like to know better? A referral partner? Someone interesting in your industry? Invite them in to have a conversation. You now have a genuine reason to spend 45 minutes talking to someone you'd really like to know better, while creating useful content for both of you. The conversation and relationship built could be every bit as valuable as the audience.

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what could we make?

It doesn't have to be a podcast.

Perhaps we start with a 45-minute conversation with your guest.

Then I interview you about three or four subjects that matter to your customers. We might record answers to frequently asked questions, make a few short pieces for LinkedIn, record something directly to camera, or finally make that video your website has been missing for years.

If you’re uncomfortable presenting, I’ll interview you. If you’d rather speak directly to camera, we have an autocue.

You don’t need to become a presenter. You just need to know your business.

ONE HALF-DAY. ONE PRODUCER. ONE STUDIO. LOTS OF POSSIBILITIES.

Here's what that can look like

A few examples of content I've produced and filmed.

Social Media Short

Clip taken from a longer interview

Direct to Camera

Clear professional content for your website or social media

Business Voices

Conversation-style content for LinkedIn

you're not just hiring the room.

ALAN HOWARD PRODUCER/DIRECTOR

ALAN HOWARD PRODUCER/DIRECTOR

I've spent more than 30 years producing and directing television and corporate programmes, working for broadcasters including MTV, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Discovery, Sky and Eurosport.

I've worked with experienced presenters, celebrities and business leaders, as well as plenty of people who had never been in front of a camera before.

A big part of a producer's job is knowing what questions to ask, spotting the interesting part of a story and helping people forget about the cameras and simply talk.

That's what you're hiring.

Alan with Brian Blessed
Alan with Davina
Alan with Larry Lamb
Alan at an event

Questions You Might Have

who would you love 45 mins with?

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