Brand Campaigns
Scroll Stopping Content Capture
Some projects need more than a shoot day.
They need a proper production — a clear brief, a visual direction, and a team that actually cares about the outcome. That's what a Dark Horse campaign looks like.
We work with brands that have something worth saying and want it shot properly. You come in with an idea, or just a feeling, and we shape it into something that holds up.
What's Included
Every project is different, but most of them involve some version of this — a proper creative conversation before we touch a camera, location scouting, a shoot day or two with both Hannah and Geoff on the ground, photography and film captured simultaneously so you're not paying for two separate productions, and a delivered set of assets that covers your hero film, cutdowns, and stills across whatever formats you need. We don't hand you a hard drive and disappear. We're across the whole thing.
Who Is This For?
This suits you if:
You want to know exactly who's behind the camera — and talk to them directly, not through an account manager.
You have a product, story, or event that deserves to look as good as it actually is.
You'd rather spend the budget on the production than on agency overhead.
Need Creator Involvement?
We have relationships with influencers and content creators across lifestyle, automotive, food, sport, fashion, and more.
Whether you need on-screen talent, co-created content, or amplification after the shoot — we can connect the dots. We know who's authentic, who's professional on set, and who your audience will actually trust.
We Also Speak Fluent 'Internet'
Hannah has built a following of over five million across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. Between that and the campaign work we've done with Spotify Studios, Apple, Prime Video, and Paramount+, we understand how content actually lives in the real world — not just how it looks in a deck.
When we're planning your shoot, we're already thinking about:
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The cut that lands on a phone screen at 6am
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The still that stops the scroll
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The format that gets watched, not swiped past
You don't need to brief us on that. We already know.