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Promotional content

Promotional content

Startup or well established, every business needs a great video to show off their best bits. Whatever your end goal, we understand the importance of sending a clear message to your audience.

How we work

We work with you to recognise your promotional content needs, whatever your budget or plan, big or small. We do short artistic videos, mini documentaries and tiny looping adverts for social media posts, and everything in between.

OK, Try This Now! is a creative digital marketing agency based in Southampton, working with businesses across Hampshire. A video makes it real: it is the fastest way to show people who you are and why they should care.

Recent work

Colourful clutch bags and branded vending machine from a product animation
Presenter speaking to camera outside the London Mews Finchley development
Chicken wings in a basket filmed for The Handle Bar
Pint on the bar with The Handle Bar logo overlay
Weekly sessions title frame over a close up of an Ethereum coin
Cinematic street scene with a hand holding a phone
Surreal collage animation of a giant hand sculpture under a red sky
Coffee grinder close up filmed in a cafe
Hand scrolling a smartphone close up
People working on laptops around a wooden table

Questions we get asked

It depends on length, locations and how much editing the idea needs. We quote a fixed price per project after a short conversation about what you want the video to do. Read our blog post on promotional video costs for typical ranges.

Most promotional videos go from first call to final file inside three to four weeks. Simple social cuts are faster. If you have a deadline, say so early and we will plan around it.

Concept and planning, filming with professional kit, editing, colour grading, music licensing and captions, delivered in the formats you need for web and social.

We arrive with kit and a shot list agreed in advance, and we keep disruption to your working day to a minimum. Most single-location shoots are wrapped in half a day to a day.

A video makes it real