Adam Pelling-Deeves: Video Production, Oxford – Corporate & Creative

I’m a producing editor working alongside corporate communicators and digital media specialists.
 

“Adam is a highly creative, amenable, easy to work with video freelancer who delivers fantastic results on time and on budget. My experience of working with him on video projects has been nothing short of delightful.”
Alex Williams | Digital Marketing Executive | Oxford University Press
 
The world of corporate communications is nothing if not varied. Every production has its own unique subject and message as well as its individual challenges. It has to account for brand, context, its intended audience as well as their desired response.

With more than two decades of experience, you can be confident of effective results. I have the knowledge and expertise to communicate your message through engaging video.

Over the years I’ve produced bespoke content for websites and conferences, commercials and documentaries. From language teaching and cloud computing to safety lancets and rubber gaskets, I’ve covered it all!
 
“He’s creative, quick, great with music, not afraid to challenge a brief and totally unflappable under pressure. He has always delivered quality work and been flexible to suit production timelines and client demands. Give your next project to Adam and you won’t be disappointed.”
Charlotte Dilley | Production Director | HMX Corporate Communication
 

My editing has contributed to an IVCA Gold award. The Fujitsu Global Reference Programme that I worked on, won Best Regular Communication for 2013.

In my downtime I enjoy cutting artistic content and this too has been well received. My experimental animation, Shine, won Best Art Film at the 2023 Screaming Droid Film Festival, First Film at the 2023 Earl’s Court International Film Festival, and received an Honourable Mention at the 2023 Purbeck Film Festival. Cmath, a short film that I edited won Best Picture at the 2013 OUFF Film Festival. Remix Cinema featured a selection of my cutups at their 2011 Bonus Tracks event at Modern Art Oxford. And Duke Vin and the Birth of Ska, a feature length documentary that I edited, won the Audience Award at the 2009 Portobello Film Festival.

I’m also a great supporter of experimental video. This interest in contemporary talent is evident in my long-running web channel, Lab Partner. I also regularly managed live visuals at the Audioscope music festival, combining my passion for video with the love of music.
 

I’m based in Oxford, ideally situated to cater to clients in the South, the Midlands, and beyond.

If you’d like to have a friendly chat about how I can make video work even better for you, please feel free to get in touch.