Dragonfly Productions

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Dragonfly Productions is a corporate video production company based in London and was launched in January 2005. The company was formed with money awarded by The Princes Trust.The Prince's Trust Business Programme provides money and support to help people start up in business.

The company had a unique approach to corporate video which resulted in industry recognition and fast growth. The idea was to create a company which stood out amongst UK video production. The directors visited various degree shows and established links with local collages to hunt for the best young creative minds and exceptional new talent. The result led to the creation of company videos which were more interesting, memorable, artistic and that created real impact.

In September 2006 Dragonfly Production moved into offices in Covent Garden, West London.

The company now works with a broad range of enthusiastic freelance professionals who incorporate broadcast standard production values when producing videos for use in business communications.

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The company grew quickly in its first year and were asked to produce videos by such blue chip companies as The Virgin Group, PepsiCo, and Hewlett Packard. As well as this corporate work, Dragonfly Productions also became heavily involved in working in the public sector and in particular, with children. In March 2005 Dragonfly Productions developed and ran filmmaking workshops for children & adolescents with learning difficulties, funded by The Department of Health. The company went on to work with young offenders to produce some videos which were commissioned by The Home Office. Dragonfly Productions continue to work with young people and disadvantaged children as well as working directly with The National Health Service who regularly call on Dragonfly Productions to satisfy their video production requirements.

Local government such as, Staffordshire County Counci, West Sussex County Council and, Northamptonshire County Council have called on Dragonfly Productions to produce video presentations between 2005 and 2008. In addition, Dragonfly Productions has produced several video for charities and non-profit organizations.

Most recently, in April 2008, Dragonfly Productions were invited to produce videos with The Young Chamber, which brings together young people and businesses at a local level in a real and direct way. This initiative was set up by The London Chamber of Commerce, an organization which Dragonfly Productions have been a member of since January 2006.

[edit] Charitable and Community Video Production

Dragonfly Productions are currently involved in new scheme designed to give young people in England the opportunity to experience at least 5 hours of high quality arts and culture every week. Creative Partnerships is the Government’s national flagship creativity program for schools and young people, managed by The Arts Council England and funded by The Department for Children, Schools and Families and The Department for Culture, Media and Sport

In the summer of 2007, Dragonfly Productions teamed up with The Brighton Film School and local production company Black Rock Films to launch The Kids Film School. The Kids Film School is the only one of its kind in England and offers children real exposure to filmmaking.

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