Mission Statement

All video and photography work will be completed to the highest standard & within your assigned deadline. No project is too big or too small. Get in touch and let’s discuss your vision in more detail.
- Alexander Pirnak

hello@jahvisuals.com | LinkedIn

My Expertise

Corporate Event Videography / Photography
Conferences Video Recording
HR & Graduate Recruitment Video Stories
Social Mobility & Inclusion Video Stories
B2B Video Presentations
Mini Documentaries

My clients

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Corporate Event Videos:

Example 1: Event Highlight Video | Osborne Clarke

One of the most significant benefits of video marketing is that it allows you to engage with your target audience in a more personal and human way.

Example 2: B2B Conference | IMechE Manchester

Video content is also incredibly versatile, offering many different ways to connect with viewers. Whether you create explainer videos, case studies, or branded content, video marketing can help you tell your story in a way that resonates with prospective clients.

Example 3: : Learn To Win Conference | IMechE

By crafting compelling stories and presentations, you can communicate your company's unique value propositions, expertise, and services in a way that grabs the viewer's attention and keeps them engaged.

Behind The Scenes Photo Gallery:

A man in a blue blazer and glasses being interviewed at an event for the Institute of Mechanical Engineers. A camera operator films him with a large light in front. There are tables and banner displays in the background.

A man in black clothes is being interviewed by two men in professional attire, one wearing headphones, in a modern indoor space. There is a camera set up on a tripod and a bright, white photography light. People are walking in the background near a b

Camera focused on two men in suits engaged in conversation at a professional event, with other attendees and a photography backdrop lighting setup in the background.

A woman with dark skin and braided hair stands in front of a red and white backdrop with text, during an interview being filmed in a hotel conference room. She is wearing a yellow and black patterned dress, and is smiling as she talks to a woman with

A professional camera on a tripod is capturing an event or interview in an indoor setting, with blurred people and a white umbrella light in the background.

Woman sitting on a green sofa making a heart shape with her hands during a photoshoot or video recording in a room with professional lighting and cameras.

Man being interviewed on camera in a showroom with a large umbrella light and a backdrop displaying a product image and text.

A woman standing in front of a white backdrop being photographed by a photographer in a modern indoor space with large windows and decorative hanging elements. The setup includes studio lights and a photo backdrop, with chairs arranged on the side.

Photographers working with camera and lighting equipment in a studio with a plain backdrop.

A woman with long blonde hair wearing a blazer and white top, smiling and holding papers, is seated across from a man with glasses, a beard, wearing a pink shirt and black vest, sitting with his hands on his lap, in a glass-walled office with a view

Video Stories:

Example 1: Social Mobility Case Study | Ashurst LLP

As a leading business, it's crucial to connect with your target audience effectively. Video content is currently one of the most powerful forms of outreach, allowing you to showcase your expertise, build trust with clients, and communicate your brand message with great impact.

Example 2: Digital Poverty | Osborne Clarke

With the right video content, you can communicate your company's story, value proposition, and services in a way that connects with viewers and generates results.

Example 3: Early Careers Video | Ashurst LLP

Video content can increase your search rankings and help you stand out from the competition. With Google and other search engines now giving more importance to video content in search results, creating videos is a smart move for any professional services company looking to increase its online visibility.

Example 4: Transformation Case Study | Osborne Clarke

Video content can help showcase your expertise by telling a story of what goals you were able to achieve together with your partners and highlight the value that your team brings to your clients.

Passion Projects:

Mini Documentary 1: Crossing The Bay Of Biscay | Rubicon 3 Adventure Sailing

A mini documentary commissioned by https://www.rubicon3adventure.com to showcase the team crossing of the Bay of Biscay. We sailed approximately 500 nautical miles from Falmouth to A Coruña. The purpose of the video was to capture and showcase this experience to future Rubicon clients.

Mini Documentary 2: Sailing 500 miles from Scotland to England | Saga 47 Sailing

A mini documentary commissioned by https://www.saga47swan.com to showcase a sailing adventure from Oban (Scotland) to Plymouth (England). The purpose of the video was to capture and showcase this experience to future Saga 47 clients.

About Me and My Vision:

Five Years of Freelance Videography: Lessons in B2B Video Production

Over the past five years, I have worked as an independent freelance videographer, providing professional video services to corporate clients in the UK and internationally. My focus has been on B2B videography, capturing corporate events, employee stories, and promotional content that helps businesses communicate effectively.

Through this journey, I’ve learned valuable lessons about resilience, client relationships, and running a creative business. Here’s what I’ve discovered:

1. Expect the Unexpected in Corporate Video Production

In B2B videography, technical issues and unforeseen circumstances are inevitable. From memory card failures to delayed flights or stolen equipment, challenges occur. Remaining calm and having contingency plans ensures projects stay on track, even under pressure.

2. Networking is Key to Freelance Success

Success as a freelancer hinges on strong professional relationships. Clients are more likely to return and refer you when their experience is positive. Word-of-mouth remains one of the most powerful marketing tools, complementing your portfolio and website presence.

3. Go the Extra Mile for Client Satisfaction

Corporate video projects often evolve beyond the initial brief. While clear deliverables are essential, flexibility and willingness to exceed expectations like capturing additional interviews or behind-the-scenes content—can enhance client satisfaction and lead to repeat work.

4. Master Your Videography Equipment

Professionalism starts with technical proficiency. Knowing your camera, lenses, lighting setups, and audio equipment inside out ensures efficiency and high-quality results. Preparation reduces errors and increases confidence during shoots.

5. Document Your Work and Share Behind-the-Scenes Content

Creating video content is not just about the final product. Documenting behind-the-scenes moments serves as social proof, marketing material, and a personal archive. Even short clips can showcase your expertise and attract future clients.

6. Manage the Financial Highs and Lows of Freelancing

Freelance videographers often face irregular income. Planning for slower months, requesting upfront payments, and exercising financial discipline are crucial for sustainability. This ensures long-term stability even during quiet periods.

7. Start Before You’re Fully Ready

Perfectionism can hold you back. In corporate video production, real-world experience teaches lessons that theoretical preparation cannot. Launching your business and learning as you go builds resilience and practical know-how.

8. Stay Calm Under Pressure on Set

Whether directing a corporate interview or filming a large event, maintaining composure is critical. Leading confidently, providing constructive feedback, and guiding participants ensures professional-quality results, even under tight deadlines.

9. Share Your Work and Overcome Imposter Syndrome

Trends in video production come and go, but authenticity resonates. Share your work consistently to showcase your style and expertise. Potential clients are drawn to originality and confidence in your craft.

10. Follow Up and Nurture Professional Relationships

The best opportunities in B2B videography often come from long-term relationships. Regularly connecting with past clients and industry contacts fosters trust, leads to repeat business, and can spark new creative collaborations.

Conclusion: Lessons Learned as a Freelance Videographer

Five years as a freelance videographer have taught me that success comes from a combination of technical skill, preparation, adaptability, and strong professional relationships. Corporate video production is challenging but immensely rewarding. By remaining flexible, nurturing your network, and consistently delivering quality work, you can grow a sustainable freelance business while continuously refining your creative expertise.