Videos with a purpose

leagues ahead of traditional corporate video

Got a few minutes? Have a little look through our recent work!

We could give you all the sales pitches under the planet, talking up how great we are at this or that, but what we want to show you are the facts that back up our claims. Below are case studies of some of our clients and how they have tangibly affected those who commissioned them. Taking into account the objectives of the commission, we have demonstrated our approach to the production and the subsequent results our clients have seen.

CASE STUDY

Sony PlayStation

This commercial was produced for Sony PlayStation to promote the virtual reality capability of their latest games console.

CASE STUDY

British Transport Police

This video campaign was produced for The British Transport Police. The videos draw attention to alcohol fuelled antisocial behaviour on transport networks.

Suzuki

The Dragonfly team produced this commercial for Suzuki. Our in house creatives developed a concept which centred around the Suzuki 'Way of Life' tagline, positioning the car as the fifth member of the family. Our crew captured various family scenarios which are very relatable.

United Technologies

Produced for Otis lifts and elevators, we filmed some stylistic talking head interviews for UTC.

Peroni Beer

This video was produced in partnership with M&C Saatchi, to help promote the 'House of Peroni', events which were being staged to promote Peroni beer. The Dragonfly team wanted to grab people in a passionate Italian embrace, making them squeal ‘Yes! Take me to that place!’?

Domino’s Pizza

Domino’s Pizza asked us to film a series of viral videos for use on social media. The theme for the videos was destroying bad supermarket pizza, in various comical ways. Here is just one video from a series of six.

Lady Eleanor Holles

Produced for Lady Eleanor Holles School, this video aimed to capture the sense of community which is so much a part of studying at LEH.

CASE STUDY

RESIDENT EVIL

We were asked by M&C Saatchi to produce a punchy trailer for a live action, escape room experience, to promote the launch of Resident Evil 7. This viral video was filmed in the style of a movie trailer and was filmed in a single day.

Kings College Hospital

Produced for the Kings College Hospital, this video draws attention to the care patients have received through the decades and how well established the hospital now is.

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Dragonfly developed a very clever campaign video for us on a limited budget. They managed the project so well and we would highly recommend their team to others
Jo Hall
British Transport Police
Working with Dragonfly has been a really great experience – throughout the process of making the video they have been really responsive, listened to our needs and produced an end result we are delighted with.
Samantha Davey
The Cabinet Office
I worked with Dragonfly in 2016 to produce a short commercial presentation. Recommending Dragonfly is not a difficult decision to make and I hope to be able to work with them again in the very near future.
Martin Savage
Honda
Dragonfly provided an exemplary service throughout. Additionally their after-service and continued business support was great. No task or job was too difficult, despite a number of changes!
Rick Ogden
London Fire Service
Dragonfly were fantastic to work with. We had a very short turn around and the team delivered on everything promised, and more. Thank you for a well executed job and an amazing video!
Lauren Morgan
M&C Saatchi
I found their work to be professional and met our specific brief. I was impressed by their efforts, creativity and a willingness to work with a charity at a reduced rate. Would highly recommend.
Ross Clarke
Oxfam
The Dragonfly provided a professional and good value service. The Natural History Museum has worked with Dragonfly to produce three excellent, educational animations. We would not hesitate to recommend them.
Luke Tilly
Natural History Museum