Video Arts

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Video Arts is a British based video production company which produces training videos for companies. It was founded in 1972 by John Cleese and a group of other television professionals. The videos are noted for using humour to explain business concepts and for featuring well known British actors. Past productions have featured Cleese, Dawn French, Hugh Laurie, and Robert Hardy.

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