Thanks to our strong brand, synonymous with high quality broadcast programming, we at Firecracker Films have been building lasting relationships with blue chip brands across the globe, producing branded content of the highest quality.
Our in-house team of creatives can turn their hand to any challenge, using their broadcast perspective and wealth of transferable skills to produce successful campaigns and tailored content for all digital platforms.
Brands we have worked with include Adidas, Nissan, Boots, Vodafone, TFL, HSBC, Nokia, Unilever and HP.
We endeavor to give each production the full Firecracker treatment no matter how big or small, from a simple piece to camera to a full blown cinematic production.
Working with the vast amount of technology now available, we shoot and edit everything we do in full HD before our team carefully colour and design the finished piece. And, thanks to our facilities being in-house, we’re able to keep a keen eye on the all important budget.
Scroll down to view a selection of our branded content.
The legendary pop artist Sir Peter Blake was commissioned by Adidas to create a collage for Chelsea FC made from images that define the club throughout its long history. This collage was then used as part …
This short video was produced for Nissan as part of an e-news letter sent to existing Nissan drivers. As part of a marketing campaign the video invites drivers to explore new parts of the country. This video …
A series of virals for the French company Sterimar to promote their new line of nasal sprays using natural sea water. Do you have a nose for this one?
This short promo film was used in addition to Transport For London’s new high profile advertising campaign on considerate behaviour. We asked real Londoners what really bugged them about their fellow passengers and what, if any bad habits they would …
Nokia Siemens required a film to illustrate their new initiative, ‘Nokia Siemens Networks Village Connection’, a solution to bring down the cost of mobile phone ownership and enable technology to reach remote and rural areas of India using the idea …
In this short film for Green Thing, a public service web-site, Firecracker took Guardian journo and interviewer extraordinaire Laura Barton for a walk through the city of London…
In this second film for Green Thing, Jesse Hackett aka Elmore Judd goes to a recycling centre, picks up some random bits of metal and wood, uses them to make some amazing instruments and then uses them to make some …
A promotional film for Sony used to launch their new business initiative ‘Sony1. like no other’. The campaign was set up to help business users of Sony products…
In this short video for the American company ITT we look at the shortage of water crisis in the world today and talk about something we all take for granted – turning on the tap and pouring a glass of …
HSBC required an induction video to welcome and introduce new staff members to the corporation. In a frank and open interview, HSBC chairman, Stephen Green tells us all about this blue chip organisation, including it’s history, diversity, culture and brand …
AIG, the current shirt sponsors for the Manchester United Football Club wanted to create and emotional and motivating video that would be used as part of a sales tool to their agents and area managers in the USA…
In 2005, Land Rover launched their new SUV, the ‘Range Rover Sport’. Land Rover spoke with 56 Range Rover Sport customers to find out their likes and dislikes about the vehicle, as well as find out what made the typical …
Gyro International, the UK’s leading independent full service integrated communications agency required a promotional video to be used throughout their 10 international locations.
The concept of energy used for the film based around their strapline …
A 10 min promotional for Persil…
After five years in business, Virgin Mobile set out to meet with several Financial organisations before floating on the stock exchange. A launch video was needed that both reflected the unique Virgin brand, but also spoke to the banks in …
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