The future of discovery - a podcast for Google and Marketing Week

We're delighted to have filmed and edited another podcast for Google and Marketing Week

How AI and generational shifts are reshaping search 🎧

Google’s head of search Scott Sinclair and generational historian Dr Eliza Filby join senior reporter Molly Innes on the Marketing Week Podcast, in partnership with Google, to discuss the future of discovery.

As search habits evolve, the conversation explores how AI and shifting media behaviours are reshaping the way people discover and make decisions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B4poxHIgME

Listen to the full episode: https://lnkd.in/eXNeNhft &utm_campaign=sponsored_podcast&utm_content=google

How do you film a psychotherapy conference?

My lens has seen a lot over the years: the significant, the everyday, the quietly powerful, and the “blink and you’ll miss it” moments.
And yes, every project starts the same way: meticulous planning, scenario mapping, backups for my backups. The usual “be professional” drill.

But this time felt different.

How do you walk into a psychotherapy conference [one literally called Meaningful Conversations] with cameras, mics, and all the kit that usually makes people freeze?

My journalistic brain kicked in immediately: You don’t barge in with equipment. You don’t dominate the space. Instead, you observe, you listen, you let curiosity guide you rather than the shot list.

Clearly one can’t create meaningful content if people feel watched instead of heard.

So being stealthy wasn’t an option with all the kit...
Neither was pretending to be just the “tech guy who doesn’t sweat”. The subject matter deserved more than that.

So I thought of leaning into the skills that have always served me best over the years:

-paying genuine attention

-reading the emotional temperature of a room

-letting conversations unfold naturally

-staying curious

I’ve learned that when I’m truly invested in what someone is saying, they forget about the big camera and the even bigger lens. They start sharing and that’s when the real material appears.

So I approached Meaningful Conversations the way a psychotherapist might: by listening first, filming second. By being humble, present, and genuinely interested.



How do you film a psychotherapy conference?

You don’t start with content creation.
You start with people.
You talk [less]. You listen.
And the meaningful moments follow.

Royal College of Organists and London Video Stories

https://vimeo.com/1171927595?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

Every first week of spring, I get the privilege of celebrating craftsmanship, knowledge, and excellence by filming the Royal College of Organists' conferment of diplomas in the beautiful Southwark Cathedral.

It’s a moment that pulls me out of the day‑to‑day of business thinking and into something deeper: the skills, mastery, and lifelong dedication required to excel at something as wonderfully complex as the organ.

I’ve worked with the RCO for many years now, long enough to know that the real value of a video content partnership lies in trust.

Trust in the process, trust in the craft, and trust in each other.

Here’s Marc Sanderson sharing more about that partnership.

https://www.londonvideostories.com/

Why Business Stories Matter More Than Ever

The way businesses communicate is shifting in an AI first world is fast.

Audiences are overloaded, attention spans are shrinking, and traditional corporate messaging just doesn’t land the way it used to.

What cuts through now isn’t jargon or polished slogans (and you can see it everywhere) it’s story. Real, human (sometimes a little imperfect) purposeful story.

That’s why this moment feels like the right time to reveal our new logo.

Our updated identity is simple by design, minimalist, clean. A single direction: forward
The play symbol at its core isn’t just a nod to video. It’s also a reminder that every business has a story waiting to be set in motion.

In B2B, our fav segment, this matters more than ever. Buyers and audiences want clarity. Teams want alignment in the grand scheme of things and leaders want to communicate with confidence. And video has become the most powerful way to make that happen, obviously.

Why Stories Win in B2B

Business storytelling is about meaning. It’s about taking something complex and making it understandable. It’s about showing (not telling) why your work matters.

When a business story shines, it does three things:

~ Builds trust by showing the people behind the brand.

~ Simplifies complexity through visuals and narrative.

~ Creates emotional connection even in the most technical industries.

That’s the space we operate in and it's always been the work we love.

Press Play on What’s Next

Our new logo represents more than a design update. It’s a commitment to clarity, to simplicity and to helping businesses tell stories that shine.

Times are changing and business storytelling is no longer optional. It’s the difference between being heard and being overlooked.

We’re here to make sure your story gets the spotlight it deserves.

Clutch Crowns London Video Stories as One of the Top Creative & Design Companies in the UK

Creating inspirational videos is our passion! Since 2012, our team has been producing inspirational stories about people who defy the times we live in. We believe that videos are powerful tools in creating change, that’s why we offer cost-effective video production that brings back high returns on investment.

Our services include professional film and video production services. We are made up of creative individuals who have extensive hands-on experience on film sets. Our unwavering dedication to bringing the best services in the industry has landed us a spot in Clutch’s top agencies for 2021. 

Here is what our founder Mihai Andrei has to say about this award:

"In today's COVID endangered business environment, many of our competitors have struggled to stay open or have continuous work. Inspired by this, London Video Stories has managed to switch to remote video production focusing on animation, podcast recordings and remote filming. To have London Video Stories recognised as a business leader is an absolute honor. Thank you."
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our clients and collaborators for the love they showed us through and through. Our Clutch profile continues to uphold a perfect 5-star overall rating. A perfect score across the boards! You can expect the same amazing quality of services for all present and future projects that we will handle.

London Business School Guinness World Records Video

We`re based in London and London is amazing.

 

Oh, but what truisms am I saying? Of course it is, as things are happening with the speed of light.Talking about the officially amazing stuff, London Business School has prepared for an unimaginable challenge: to break the record for the most nationalities in a simultaneous popular music sing-along.
In this case, John Lennon`s "Imagine".
So, have a listen to this jolly crowd:
[embed]https://vimeo.com/157295873[/embed]

 

Econsultancy Video Animation

The greatest thing in a video agency is that we get to experiment with different engaging mediums.It was animation and infographics this time for some really fun and engaging Econsultancy projects.10 years ago, this would have been almost impossible: to collaborate between After Effects, Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition in real time and to deliver an animation like this in less than a week.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUopRXY3HSU