What do you need to communicate?
Different projects need different approaches. Start with what you need to communicate and explore work created to solve similar challenges.
EXPLAIN SOMETHING COMPLEX
Manufacturing, processes and specialist expertise made clear.
TELL PEOPLE WHO YOU ARE
Company profiles and brand stories that show what you do and why it matters.
REACH A PARTICULAR AUDIENCE
Campaigns, recruitment and education created for the people you need to reach.
BUILD A LIBRARY OF CONTENT
Video and photography created for long-term use across your organisation.
More Than Video Production
Not every project begins with a clear brief. Sometimes it starts with an idea, a challenge or simply the need to communicate more effectively. That’s where we come in. From our base in Belfast, AMcBroom Media has helped businesses and organisations across Northern Ireland turn ideas into clear, confident communication through professional video production and commercial photography for almost four decades.
From the other side of the brief
What clients say about the process, the work and what it was like to work together.
Simon Gray, Ulster Wildlife
“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Alasdair over the past three years on a range of DAERA-funded peatland projects. Alasdair has been patient, collaborative and committed to getting the result exactly right. The quality of the work speaks for itself, and we would happily work with AMcBroom Media again.”
Jack Willoughby, Cottonmount Workwear
“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Alasdair on many long-term video projects. He always delivers high-quality work, pays great attention to detail and consistently meets deadlines. His professionalism, creativity and expertise make him an excellent choice for any video project.”
Who We Work With
Over the years, AMcBroom Media has worked with a broad mix of brands, businesses and organisations across Belfast, Northern Ireland and beyond. Our work spans video production, commercial photography, campaigns and content libraries, built around the same principle each time: understand the message, then find the clearest way to communicate it.
