DOT Video Agency

We're a video production agency built around brand films, B2B video, commercials, and employer brand content. Most of our work is for mid-market and enterprise clients who need video that meaningfully extends their brand: hero brand films, customer story documentaries, multi-market campaigns, employer brand work for talent attraction, and always-on content systems. Our approach is directorial. Music, story, and visual treatment are conceived together from the first creative meeting, not assembled in sequence later. Every production is planned as a system of assets rather than a single deliverable, with a single shoot day routinely yielding 100+ platform-ready outputs across Connected TV, DOOH, paid social, cinema, and digital. Recent clients include Feadship, DFDS Seaways, Albert Heijn, Ploum, ShakaCan, and Pelican Rouge.

Brand photography produced as part of our wider video work. We deliver lifestyle photography, product and studio photography, behind-the-scenes content, and brand campaign imagery across the same shoots that produce our hero video assets, giving brands a coherent asset library across formats from a single production block. Our photography work covers brand identity shoots, lifestyle content for launch campaigns, and product photography for ecommerce and paid media. Our work has supported product launches for ShakaCan, brand campaigns across European markets for DFDS Seaways, and ongoing visual content programmes for clients including Paul Meijering and Feadship. Built for brands who need their stills and motion to feel like they came from the same place, because they did.

Motion design, animation, and visual effects produced in-house for brand films, social content, and campaign creative. Our motion work covers brand stings, kinetic typography, infographics, explainer animation, and the visual layer that sits over live-action footage in commercial work. The work is most often part of a wider production rather than a standalone commission. The Albert Heijn x LUMEN project (41 stop-motion films and one animation, built as a content system) and the RS "Be Bold" campaign (live-action layered with motion graphics and animation across four markets) are recent examples of motion design integrated into broader brand work. Our discipline: motion design should extend the story, not decorate it. Built to land the brand's argument faster, not to demonstrate technical capability.