It starts with you.
The main thing to know about Muddy Boot Productions is that our business starts with you.
We can supply all the usual services you’d expect or need from a video production company; from the initial concept through scripting & planning to filming & editing including the graphics, music, voice-overs and all the other aspects you need, right through to the delivery of your final media (we even supply translations).
And we’ve supplied these services for a whole host of different projects; Sales & Marketing, Health & Safety, Training, Internal Communications, Events – even charity bike rides and music videos.
We’ve managed projects for SME’s from concept to completion, we’ve integrated with communication teams to help deliver a wide range of videos for international companies and we’ve supplied individual services to clients to fit in with their production needs.
But rather than go on too much about us, we’d rather listen to what you need.
Not preaching about what we have done or could do but listening to what you want to achieve and then explaining how we can make that happen.
Muddy Boot Productions can be almost any video production company but mainly it will be the one that you need.
Bruce Corby formed Muddy Boot Productions in 2009 after over 20 years experience of working in corporate video production.
He started his career training as a stills photographer for the then British Steel working in their photographic unit whilst also being sponsored through college. During that time he also started working as a filming assistant for their ‘In-house’ video production unit.
Bruce quickly developed to become both a cameraman and an editor working on Sales & Marketing, Training, Health & Safety and Internal communications projects.
In 1991 Bruce helped set-up the unit as commercial venture, producing videos for external companies as well as continuing with the ‘In-house’ productions. And his role developed to include writing, producing and directing.
Over the next few years Bruce’s role increased as he took on further responsibilities for the management and development of the business as well as producing videos.
By 1996 he had responsibilities for the day-to-day management of production requirements, technical developments including evaluating new equipment & technologies and asset management, as well as still being involved in all aspects of video production for an expanding client base.
Bruce’s responsibilities and role continued to increase until 2004 when he took on overall responsibility for both the video production business and the ‘In-house’ photographic unit.
During this time Bruce was involved in over 750 productions covering all types of corporate communications. As well as filming throughout the UK, he filmed projects across Europe in France, Germany, Holland, Belgium and Denmark. He also filmed in America, Canada and Africa.
Projects were produced for numerous companies including BP, Network Rail, Pedigree Pet Foods, Nestle and Lloyds TSB