Finance Video Production Agency London

Financial Services Video Production Agency for Complex Brands

We help financial services, fintech and professional services teams turn complex expertise into clear, credible video content that builds trust, explains value and supports commercial growth.

From thought leadership and client stories to recruitment films, fireside chats and campaign assets, we create finance and fintech video content that helps audiences understand why your business matters.

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Financial Services Video Production Agency London

Financial Services Video Production for Wealth Managers, Fintech & Financial Brands

MHF Creative is a financial services video production agency in London, helping wealth managers, financial planners, fintech companies and professional services firms communicate expertise with clarity and confidence. We create strategic video content that builds trust, simplifies complex topics and helps audiences make informed decisions.

From thought leadership videos and client testimonials to financial explainers, podcast content, recruitment campaigns and brand storytelling, we create video assets designed to support awareness, engagement and business growth.

Klarna logo, fintech video production client of MHF Creative
Awin logo, financial services video production client of MHF Creative
Payhawk logo, fintech video production client of MHF Creative
DevOps Group logo, financial services video client of MHF Creative
American Express logo, financial services video production client of MHF Creative
Appyway logo, fintech video production client of MHF Creative
Finance Video Production Services

Specialist video content for financial services communication

Financial services content has to do more than look polished. It needs to simplify complex ideas, build trust, support stakeholder confidence and communicate clearly in regulated, high-consideration markets.

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Recent Finance Video Work

Video work for finance brands where clarity builds trust

Recent work across financial services, fintech and regulated industries, from employer brand and customer stories to product explainers and board-level risk communication.

Employer Brand • Women in Finance

Evelyn Partners Women in Finance: Leadership Stories

A finance-sector employer brand film created to support visibility, representation and values-led storytelling through senior women in finance sharing their leadership experiences.

Employer brand • Women in finance • Leadership and culture

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Customer Story • Fintech Proof

Payhawk x Essentia Analytics

A customer story for Payhawk featuring Essentia Analytics, designed to turn real client experience into credible fintech proof for prospects and sales conversations.

Customer testimonial • Fintech credibility • Buyer trust

Plan a customer story
Risk Communication • Regulated Industries

Aon Cyber Security in the Age of AI

For Aon, we translated complex cyber threat intelligence into a board-ready video series, supporting clearer communication around risk, regulation and product security.

Cyber risk • Expert insight • Board-level communication

Plan risk content
Product Video • Live Action & Animation

Payhawk Card Control Product Video

A fintech product video integrating live action, animation and expert explanation, featuring Payhawk's sales director to make product value clearer.

Product marketing • Sales enablement • Live action and animation

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Finance Video Production Pricing

Clear budget guidance for finance video production

Finance video production is scoped around the number of contributors, cameras, filming setup, edit complexity and final deliverables. These starting points help you understand what typically changes the budget before we shape a detailed proposal.

Starts from
£7.5k

Two-Person Expert Conversation

A focused fireside chat-style video with two people in conversation, ideal for thought leadership, market commentary, risk topics and expert-led financial services content.

More contributors, additional cameras, extra filming time and more complex edits will increase scope.

Common range
£10k-£25k

Client Stories, Product Videos & Brand Films

For customer testimonials, fintech product videos, brand films and campaign assets involving more planning, multiple contributors, animation or additional versions.

Best for projects where the video needs to support buyer trust, product clarity, sales enablement or brand positioning.

Scoped around need
Bespoke

Multi-Asset Finance Content Campaigns

For projects that need multiple films, social cutdowns, photography, motion graphics, multi-location filming or a modular content system.

Useful when one production needs to create a wider content library for web, LinkedIn, sales, internal comms or stakeholder engagement.

Proof & Outcomes

The campaign generated 160 likes, 38 reposts and 221 click-through views to the long-form content.

For finance and regulated-sector brands, video needs to earn trust quickly while giving specialist audiences a clear reason to keep engaging. The right content can turn complex thinking into credible, measurable communications activity.

FAQs

Questions finance teams ask before investing in video

Practical answers for marketing, HR and communications teams planning video content in financial services, fintech and regulated B2B environments.

What kind of video works best for finance and fintech brands?
It depends on the business problem. Finance teams often need brand films to clarify positioning, customer stories to build buyer confidence, leadership videos to communicate expertise, recruitment films to support hiring, or product explainers to make complex services easier to understand. The right format should follow the objective, not the other way around.
How do you make financial services content clear without oversimplifying it?
We start by defining what the audience needs to understand, believe or do after watching. From there, we shape the narrative around the clearest route through the subject, using interview structure, scripting, motion graphics and editorial discipline to simplify the communication without making the expertise feel thin.
Can you work with compliance, legal and senior stakeholder approvals?
Yes. Finance video projects usually involve more stakeholders than standard corporate content, so we build review points into the process from the start. Messaging, scripts, interview themes and edits can all be reviewed in structured stages, helping marketing, comms, HR, legal and leadership teams stay aligned.
How much does finance video production cost?
Most finance video projects start from £7,500+, with larger brand films, customer stories, executive campaigns or multi-asset content suites typically ranging from £15,000–£30,000+. Cost depends on filming scope, locations, contributors, animation, review complexity and the number of final assets required.
Can one shoot create content for marketing, HR and internal comms?
Often, yes. If the shoot is planned properly, one production day can create a hero film, social cutdowns, leadership clips, recruitment assets, internal comms edits, stills and platform-specific versions. This needs to be designed in pre-production so the schedule, questions and shot list capture the right material for each use.
How do you help senior leaders or subject-matter experts feel confident on camera?
We prepare contributors before the shoot so they know what to expect, what themes will be covered and how to speak naturally without sounding over-rehearsed. On the day, we guide interviews calmly and carefully, helping leaders, experts, clients and employees communicate with authority while still sounding human.
How long does a finance video project take?
Most projects take 4–8 weeks from confirmed brief to final delivery. Simpler interview-led films can move faster, while projects involving multiple locations, senior diaries, compliance review, animation or several final edits may need a longer schedule.
How do we know whether video is worth the investment?
Video is worth investing in when there is a clear business use for it: improving trust on a service page, supporting sales conversations, explaining a complex product, attracting better candidates, increasing engagement with thought leadership or helping senior messages land across the organisation. We define that purpose before production, so the content is judged as a business asset rather than just a finished film.

From the MHF newsletter

Further reading for finance teams investing in video

Practical thinking for marketing, HR and communications teams planning credible video, photography and brand content in high-trust B2B environments.

Senior female executive at Intel photographed outside the Silicon Valley office

Production notes · Global B2B shoot

Intel General Counsel Content Shoot in Silicon Valley

A useful behind-the-scenes look at creating credible video and photography assets inside a senior enterprise environment.

Relevant for finance teams planning executive portraits, leadership interviews, legal content, stakeholder communications or thought-leadership shoots where trust and professionalism matter from the first frame.

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Executive portrait used as an example of authentic corporate photography

Visual credibility · Photography

Corporate Photography vs Stock: What 13 Years of B2B Shoots Actually Taught Us

A practical argument for using real people, real spaces and a planned image library instead of relying on generic stock.

Useful for finance and professional services brands where credibility, recruitment, leadership visibility and buyer trust depend on visuals that feel specific to the business.

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Male executive being filmed for a corporate interview

Planning process · Brand video

Brand Video Production in London: The MHF Creative Six-Stage Process

A clear breakdown of how strategy, messaging, pre-production, filming, editing and delivery turn a video brief into a useful business asset.

Helpful if you need senior buy-in before commissioning video and want to understand what a properly planned production process should include.

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