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People don’t just buy what you do. They buy into the people behind it. In the vlog above, we explore how brand videos help potential customers get a feel for your business before they ever get in touch. What are you like to work with? What matters to your team? And why should someone choose you over another company offering a similar service?

At Yellow Lizard Media, some of our longest standing client relationships are built on creating content that educates, inspires, and makes a real impact. Our partnership with Rothamsted Research is a fantastic example of this. Over the years, we have worked together on a wide range of projects, helping communicate the incredible work taking place across their campus and beyond.

In this vodcast, Scott Dymond from Yellow Lizard Media sits down with Nicholas N Taghavi, Creative Director of Entervision, to look back at where it all started. The pair first met while studying Film & TV at the University of Hertfordshire, where they spent their time making films, getting involved in different productions and generally figuring out what they wanted to do with their careers.

At the top of this blog, you’ve just watched a vlog about creating vlogs. Yes, you read that correctly. Welcome to Vlogception.

At Yellow Lizard Media, some event shoots are about capturing the day itself. Others give you the opportunity to create a whole library of video content that can be used long after the event is over. Our latest behind the scenes project for POWWR was a great example of the latter. As well as capturing the event, including team building activities, presentations, networking and a food and drinks reception, we were also tasked with creating a huge range of additional video content for POWWR's marketing, recruitment and internal communications.

n this vodcast, Dan Gibbons from Yellow Lizard Media sits down with Emma from Amber Mountain Marketing to unpack one of the biggest shifts in digital marketing today: the dominance of video.

Before choosing how to frame your video, think about where the finished content is going to live. A video created for your website will usually need a different format from one designed for Instagram Reels or TikTok. If you know which platforms you are targeting before filming begins, your videographer can compose each shot with those formats in mind. This helps you avoid awkward crops, missing graphics and the occasional disappearing arm when the video is resized later.

MINT Marketing Network is a collective of independent marketing specialists who come together to share ideas, solve challenges, and support one another. As a video production company, our role was to capture not just what happened throughout the day, but the atmosphere that makes these events so valuable.

In this vodcast, Scott Dymond and Dan Gibbons from Yellow Lizard Media dive into all things audio, breaking down a crucial (and often overlooked) part of video production. Drawing on their experience as a video production company, they explain why great audio is just as important, if not more so, than visuals when it comes to effective video marketing, and how poor sound can quickly undermine even the best-looking footage.

Before you hit record, think beyond the first video you want to produce. Start with one core topic, such as a service you provide, a product you sell or an area of your expertise. This could become your main long-form video, giving your audience a useful overview of the subject. From there, break the topic down into smaller sections that can work as individual videos. A single detailed discussion could give you several shorter clips, each answering a different question or focusing on one specific benefit.