London’s 10 Best Corporate Video Agencies – Compare Services, Quality and Pricing

London is one of the world's major business cities, so it's no surprise that you'll find a lot of high-quality corporate video production companies here.

A corporate video is basically a video your company uses to communicate something about the business itself to employees, new hires, investors, partners or other stakeholders. And as we discussed in “ Why Every Business Needs a Corporate Video ,” video can make that communication much easier to understand.

There's research behind this too. A study published by Athabasca University in Canada found that professionals using video-driven online training achieved a 76.6% knowledge score, supporting the role video can play in workplace learning.

So, let's look at some of the corporate video production companies in London worth considering.

10 corporate video agencies in London compared

As we mentioned earlier, there are a lot of corporate video production companies in London, but they're not all built for the same kind of work. Some focus primarily on live action, while others specialise in animation, training, internal communications, e-learning or broader creative production.

So to make the comparison a bit more useful, we've looked at 10 agencies based on:

• What they specialise in
• Who they've worked with
• Their available Google, Clutch and G2 ratings
• The types of corporate video they're best suited to

The purpose of the guide is to help readers narrow down their shortlist based on what they're actually trying to make.

One thing we noticed during our research is that ratings don't really separate these agencies very well. Most score extremely highly across Google, Clutch or G2.

What actually separates them is the kind of work they're built to do:

• Animation vs live action
• One-off projects vs ongoing production
• Internal communications vs brand films
• Training and e-learning vs broader corporate production
• Small-business vs enterprise experience

These differences will probably tell you much more about which agency belongs on your shortlist than whether they have a 4.9 or 5.0 rating.

Methodology: How we chose these corporate video agencies

There are plenty of corporate video companies in London, so we needed a sensible way to narrow them down. Rather than just picking the agencies with the highest ratings, we looked at what they actually do, who they've worked with, and how much evidence there is behind their reputation.

Ratings and reviews

We checked Google, Clutch and G2 wherever that information was available. Not every agency is listed on all three, so we haven't penalised anyone for not having a profile somewhere.

We also paid attention to the number of reviews, not just the rating. A 5.0 from a handful of reviews doesn't tell you quite as much as a 5.0 backed by 100+.

What they're actually good at

This was probably more useful than the ratings. We looked at whether each company is primarily live action or animation, and whether they specialise in things like training, internal communications, e-learning, brand films or broader corporate production.

Because while they might all call themselves corporate video companies, they're definitely not all doing the same thing.

Who they've worked with

We also went through their past work to see who they're actually making videos for. That meant looking at the companies and industries they've worked with, the size of those organisations, and the types of corporate content they've produced.

Put all of that together, and you get a much better idea of which agency might actually suit your project than you would from ratings alone.

Top 10 corporate video agencies in London

1. Motion The Agency

Best for: Animated corporate video and ongoing video production

Speciality: 2D animation, 3D animation, motion graphics and animation-led corporate content

Ratings: 5.0 on Google, 5.0 on Clutch and 5.0 on G2

Past clients: ClickUp , Mirakl , Planful and Obrizum

We're a little different from many of the companies on this list because animation and motion design are at the core of what we do. That makes us particularly useful when the thing you need to communicate isn't easy to film, whether that's a process, policy, software workflow or something more abstract.

Our corporate work covers:

• Employee training and L&D
• Onboarding
• Internal communications
• Company stories and profiles
• Organisational communication

We're also set up for companies that need more than a single video. Alongside fixed-price projects, we offer 12-month subscriptions and Creative Credits for teams that need ongoing or campaign-based creative support.

A good example is our partnership with Obrizum . Over 24 months, we produced 108 videos covering onboarding, training and other corporate content. Working together over a longer period also meant we could build reusable animation assets and get familiar with their brand, making each new project easier and faster to produce.

2. Pocket Creatives

Best for: Video and photography under one roof

Speciality: Video production, product photography, branded content and TV advertising

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (105 reviews) and 5.0 on G2 (20 reviews)

Past clients: Masabi, Kokoon, realme, Persistence London, GrippyPlus and JustWears

Pocket Creatives stands out because photography is a core part of their offering alongside video. That makes them particularly useful if your project needs both, especially for product or brand-focused content where keeping the visual style consistent across photography and video matters.

They're a good option if you'd rather manage one creative partner across both formats instead of hiring separate photography and video teams.

3. Liquona

Best for: Corporate video and multimedia production

Speciality: Corporate video, animation, VR, podcasts, web apps and medical communications

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (94 reviews) and 5.0 on Clutch (10 reviews)

Past clients: LinkedIn, ITV, BT, Dimension Data, Royal Society and British Parking Association

Liquona is a good option if your project needs to go beyond a conventional corporate video. Alongside video and animation, they work across VR, podcasts and other digital formats, giving you more options if the project needs to become a broader multimedia experience.

4. Here Now Films

Best for: Story-led corporate and brand films

Speciality: Corporate video, brand films, documentaries and TV commercials

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (19 reviews) and 5.0 on Clutch (26 reviews)

Past clients: Kyn, Airbnb, Domino’s Pizza and BBC

Here Now Films stands out for its story-led, cinematic approach. They're particularly worth considering if real people and storytelling are central to your corporate video, especially for projects that need to feel closer to a documentary or brand film than a traditional corporate production.

5. Synima

Best for: Enterprise corporate video and e-learning

Speciality: Corporate video, animation and e-learning

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (18 reviews) and 4.9 on Clutch (38 reviews)

Past clients: J.P. Morgan, Honeywell, HPE, Amadeus, M&S, King, Heineken and the European Commission

Synima stands out for its enterprise experience and e-learning capabilities. Their client list includes some seriously large organisations, making them particularly relevant if you need corporate video, animation and learning content that can work across a bigger business.

6. TopLine Film (now Definition)

Best for: B2B explainers and corporate communications

Speciality: Animated explainers and promotional videos for B2B, education and government

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (15 reviews) and 4.9 on Clutch (28 reviews)

Past clients: Cambridge University Press, Wiley, BSI, Central Bedfordshire Council, Purple Bricks and Admiral Insurance

TopLine Film is now part of Definition, so you may come across both names when researching them. They're particularly relevant if video needs to sit within a wider B2B or corporate communications programme, rather than being treated as a standalone production.

Their experience across B2B, education and government also makes them a good option for organisations that need to explain more complex subjects clearly.

7. Casual Films

Best for: Corporate and brand video for global companies

Speciality: Corporate video, brand video, motion graphics and animation

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (3 reviews) and 5.0 on Clutch (62 reviews)

Past clients: Google, Adobe, Vodafone, Hilton, Rolls-Royce, BMW Group and GoDaddy

Casual Films stands out for its experience working with large international brands. Their work spans corporate and brand video alongside motion graphics and animation, making them particularly relevant for enterprise teams that need an established production partner with experience working at a global scale.

8. Quite Frankly Productions

Best for: Internal communications and broadcast-style corporate video

Speciality: Corporate video, internal communications, launch films and live events

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (2 reviews) and 5.0 on Clutch (11 reviews)

Past clients: Diageo and Bentley

Quite Frankly Productions is particularly relevant for internal communications and broadcast-style corporate content. They're a good fit when real employees or leadership need to be part of the video, especially for company announcements, launch films or live-event content.

9. Tailwind

Best for: Training and testimonial video

Speciality: Corporate video, higher education, testimonials and staff training

Ratings: 5.0 on Google (2 reviews) and 5.0 on Clutch (10 reviews)

Past clients: Imperial College London, Tesco and BHCS

Tailwind has a particularly clear fit for training and educational content. They're worth considering if your main requirement is staff training, testimonials or educational video rather than a large-scale corporate brand film.

10. Ideal Insight

Best for: High-volume corporate and social video

Speciality: Corporate video, social campaigns and in-house animation

Ratings: 4.9 on Google (52 reviews) and 4.9 on Clutch (48 reviews)

Past clients: Annandale Distillery and CEGO A/S

Ideal Insight is particularly relevant for companies that need video on a regular basis. Rather than focusing solely on one-off flagship productions, they work across corporate video, social campaigns and animation, making them a useful option for teams with an ongoing content pipeline.

That also makes them an interesting alternative to us if you're comparing different approaches to ongoing video production.

Which agency fits with your need

The right agency depends on what you need to communicate. If it involves complex products, processes, training or internal information that isn't easy to film, Motion The Agency is particularly strong. We use animation and motion design to make those ideas easier to understand, and our subscription and Creative Credits models make us a good fit when one corporate video quickly turns into ten.

We don't handle live shoots ourselves, but we do have experience taking existing live-action footage and turning it into a polished final video, combining editing, motion graphics and animation where needed.

If the shoot itself is a big part of the project, Here Now Films and Casual Films are stronger options. Agencies like Pocket Creatives, Synima, Tailwind and Quite Frankly Productions are also worth considering for more specialised needs such as photography, e-learning, training or broadcast-style internal communications.

What should you compare before choosing a corporate video agency?

Once you've narrowed down a few agencies, don't compare them on showreels and ratings alone. The better question is whether they're set up for the kind of corporate video you actually need.

Look at relevant work, not just the best work

A great portfolio doesn't necessarily mean an agency is right for your project. Look for examples that are close to what you're trying to create, whether that's employee training, internal communications, a company profile or an animated explainer.

Pay attention to the audience, format and purpose of the work, not just how polished it looks.

Consider what they specialise in

Most corporate video agencies have an area they're particularly strong in. Some focus on cinematic live action, while others specialise in animation, e-learning, internal communications or ongoing content.

If you need to explain software or a complicated process, for example, an animation-focused team may make more sense than an agency built around filming people and locations.

Think about whether this is one video or an ongoing need

If you only need one company film, a project-based production company may be all you need. But if you're expecting training videos, internal updates, recruitment content and other corporate videos throughout the year, it makes sense to look for a team built for an ongoing partnership.

That's how we work at Motion The Agency. If you want to see what we'd create for your company first, you can request a free custom sample . And if you already know you'll need video regularly, our 12-month subscription gives you an ongoing production team that already knows your brand, rather than starting from scratch with every project.