Small Business, Plenty of Personality
Brewed by Belinda + Cucumber Offices
You’ve built something you care about. How do you help other people see what makes it special?
For many small businesses, the founder’s personality, knowledge and attention to detail are a big part of what customers connect with.
Our films for Brewed by Belinda and Cucumber Offices bring those qualities to the screen. Both feature the people behind the business explaining what they offer, supported by images that help viewers understand the experience.
An artisan tea company and an office business call for different approaches. We shaped each film around its subject, finding the visual details and storytelling style that felt right.
At a glance
Two distinct small-business stories
Founders speaking in their own words
Product, process + workplace filming
Interviews + observational footage
Brand personality + clear service information
Business introductions / Website content
Brewed by Belinda
Tea, creativity and a little theatrical flair.
Belinda Hellyer’s business brings together her love of tea and her background in the arts.
Our film follows that connection into the making of her blends. Petals tumble into a bowl. Hands work through colourful ingredients. Tea pours into a glass pot.
These close-up details make the process tangible, showing the care and character behind the finished product.
Belinda anchors the film, giving viewers someone to connect with as they discover the business. Her warmth and playfulness sit naturally alongside the product imagery, while names such as Jazz Hands and Standing Ovation carry her creative identity through to the packaging.
On-screen messages introduce custom blends, workshops and tastings, helping viewers understand the different ways they can experience the business.
The film gives customers a glimpse of both what Belinda makes and what she brings to it.
Cucumber Offices
Help people imagine working in a beautiful space.
For Cucumber Offices, the story centres on the relationship between people and their working environment.
Founder commentary introduces the thinking behind the business, while footage of the offices gives that explanation a physical setting.
Wide views reveal the layout and atmosphere. Closer shots draw attention to plants, furnishings, meeting areas and places to gather. People working and talking together help viewers imagine the spaces in use.
The visual approach is warm and spacious, reflecting the character of the interiors. Interviews provide a personal introduction to the business, while the images help prospective customers consider how a Cucumber office might fit their own team.
Finding the right approach
These films begin with the same questions. What do customers need to understand? What makes this business distinctive? And what can we show that helps someone make a connection?
For Brewed by Belinda, that meant getting close to the ingredients, the making and the founder’s creative personality.
For Cucumber, it meant exploring space, design and the experience of being there.
In both, the founders’ voices give the story direction. The filming adds detail, atmosphere and a sense of what customers can expect.
A personal introduction that keeps working
A short business film can bring several things together — the person, the offering and the reasons someone might want to know more.
These projects show how we adapt our interviewing, imagery and editing to the business in front of us, creating an introduction that feels like meeting the people behind it.
