Bristol is a city bursting with character, and as a photographer, I never tire of wandering its streets and surrounding areas, camera in hand, capturing its unique essence. Each neighbourhood has its own charm, from the vibrant energy of urban hubs to the tranquil beauty of nearby villages.

Corporate Communication Video Services – Paul Groom Photography Ltd Introducing My Corporate Communications Video Services I’m excited to share with you the new video for my Corporate Communications services. This video showcases the wide range of corporate video production services I offer, tailored to meet the communication needs of businesses across various industries. From autocue presentations to two-person interviews and at-desk clips, my goal is to provide versatile and professional video content that enhances your company’s internal and external messaging. Versatile Corporate Video Solutions In the video, I’ve included examples of the different types of corporate videos I frequently create. Whether it’s a CEO message delivered via autocue, an interview-style conversation between two colleagues, or short, insightful clips filmed at your employee’s desk, I ensure each video is crafted with clarity, professionalism, and a focus on delivering your message effectively. With 19 years of experience as a Bristol-based corporate photographer and videographer, I’m well-versed in producing content that aligns with your company’s branding and communications strategy. Enhance Your Corporate Communication Strategy High-quality video content is a powerful tool for corporate communications, whether you’re looking to share important company updates, launch new initiatives, or train your staff. My corporate video production services are designed to meet a variety of needs, from promotional videos to internal communications. In every project, my […]

Newsletter January 2023 Happy New Year! Have a quick look at what I got up to in 2022, please click to see the new newsletter…. I thought I’d quickly introduce the program Handmade, here’s a write up: Handmade with Mel Giedroyc: Celebrating Craftsmanship, Skill, and Creativity The TV series Handmade, hosted by the talented Mel Giedroyc, brings viewers into the world of artisan craftsmanship. With Mel’s trademark humor and warmth, each episode dives into various crafts—from woodwork to weaving to pottery – featuring skilled makers who pour passion and precision into their work. This show highlights a revival of interest in handmade, unique creations in an era of mass production, underscoring the value of creativity, dedication, and quality. I had the pleasure of photographing the promotional shots for Handmade series 2 and 3, capturing Mel and the incredible creations which the guests were working on. My work for the series involved creating striking promo shots for the series, but also to bring out the personalities of the guests and hosts alike, using lighting and composition to reflect the warm, inviting atmosphere that Handmade brings to TV screens. Mel’s genuine enthusiasm for crafting and curiosity about the lives and skills of the featured guests make her […]

Malory Towers by Enid Blyton at the Passenger Shed, Bristol. Capturing the Magic of Malory Towers for Studio Three Sixty I recently had the real pleasure of photographing the set and bar of the Enid Blyton-inspired play Malory Towers. The production was beautifully brought to life by the talented team at Wise Children, and it was showcased at The Passenger Shed, Bristol. This exciting project came through Studio Three Sixty, a company that specializes in audience experience design. The set itself was the creation of the incredible Lez Brotherston. Photographing the Set with a Creative Eye As a Bristol photographer, I’m often lucky enough to work on unique projects like this. Being on the set of a theatrical production, especially one as beloved as Malory Towers, allowed me to get creative with my approach. I wanted to make sure I did justice to the detailed and immersive design that Lez Brotherston brought to the stage. This was a fantastic opportunity to break out my wide-angle lenses, which really came in handy for capturing the full breadth and depth of the set. The play’s setting had so much intricate detail, from the nostalgic touches of the boarding school to the inviting atmosphere of the bar area. […]