Stage 01
The day
I turn up, walk the site with you, and film the work while it happens. The doors stay open and the job carries on.
Fill in the form
A few quick questions about your business. Takes about a minute.
Video & photography · West Midlands
Be the first name they think of when the job comes up.
I film the work you're already doing for trades and service businesses across the West Midlands, so the people who'll need you already know who you are.
A quick chat first. No obligation.
- Trades, independent retail and healthcare
- Across the West Midlands, from Solihull
- Limited company since 2024
How it works
Four stages. One month.
It's a loop rather than a list. Every month feeds the next one.
About
Who you'd be working with.
I'm Olly. I spend my days on site with businesses, filming the work they're proud of.
People hire businesses they trust, and trust comes from seeing the work. I film your real jobs and your real team, so customers know who they're dealing with before they pick up the phone.
Fit
Whether this is for you.
It works if
- You're a trade or service business that's good at what you do, and nobody's doing your content.
- You've got work worth showing: jobs, a team, a place people come to.
- You'd rather be judged on the work than on a script.
- You're in the West Midlands, or close enough to it.
It doesn't if
- You're picking on price alone. There's always someone cheaper with a phone.
- You want one video that goes viral. That isn't what this is.
- You need a studio. Everything's filmed on location, at your work.
- There's nothing happening to film. There has to be work to point a camera at.
- Nobody wants to be on camera. Someone needs to talk on a few of them.
In their words
What they said.
Real clients, in their own words.
- 01:53
“I just feel like everybody needs someone like you in their business.”
“It's just easy. You come along, we just work. You almost don't know you're there.”
RichardMode Scaffolding
“He's played a huge part in helping us take DCF to that next level.”
“What really sets Olly apart is that he doesn't just turn up and film. He takes the time to understand our business, our brand and the image we want to portray.”
DanDCF Decorating
- 00:41
“We've seen a massive return on investment on everything we've had from Olly.”
“I'm not one for standing in front of camera, but Olly always comes prepared and he always makes you feel comfortable.”
Joe1683 Chocolate Place
What you get
Where to start.
Three ways in. One of them is the usual one.
- one off
mission:one
One visit, fully produced. Everything from the day is yours to post.
- Three hours on site, one location
- A reel cut around a conversation with you, captions written
- Edited photos for social, web and ads
- A planning call before we film
- Your own link to review and sign off
- start here monthly
mission:foundation
A visit a month and a month of content, in your hands before the month starts. You post it, I do the rest.
- A filming visit every month
- A month of ready-to-post reels, photos and stories
- Captions written for every post
- Your calendar: what goes out, when, and why
- The month planned with you before it starts
- Your own link to review and sign off
- fully handled
mission:control
Twice the output, posted for you twice a week. It runs without you touching it.
- Everything in foundation
- More than one site or job in a month
- Extra time on site where the month needs it: a second job, the team, or progress on the same one
- Posting and scheduling handled for you
- A 20 minute review every month
Bigger, phased or one-off project work is quoted on its own. Say what it is and I'll say what I'd film.
What happens next
How we get started.
- 01
- 02
A quick chat
We talk about your business, who your customers are and the work you want more of, so everything I film is aimed at the people you want to reach. No pressure, no commitment.
- 03
I capture you and your work
On a job you've already got booked. You don't need to set anything up, you just carry on working. Then it all comes back to you to check over before anything goes out.
Questions
Before you ask.
Do I have to be on camera?
Yes, on some of them. People want to see who they'd be dealing with. It's not a script to learn: I ask you questions and we have a chat, so it sounds like you talking about your work. Most people forget the camera's there after a couple of hours.
I've tried content before and nothing came of it.
Usually because it stopped. A burst of posts and then six quiet months reads the same as nothing at all. The whole point of a month at a time is that it keeps going without you having to think about it.
How long before it does anything?
It isn't a quick fix. People watch for months before they get in touch, so if you need the phone ringing by Friday, this isn't it. It's the thing that means it's still ringing next year.
What do I need to do on the day?
Carry on. The doors stay open, the work carries on, and I move around it. A quick walk round when I arrive, then most people forget the camera is there by mid-morning.
Do you travel?
Yes. Within twenty-five miles is included. Beyond that there's a travel charge, and it goes on the quote before you agree to anything.
What if I hate one?
Say so and it gets recut. The plan is agreed before the shoot day so this is rare, but a round of changes is part of the month, not an extra.
Most businesses I film are already good at the thing they do. The problem is never the work. It's that nobody outside the job ever sees it.
Olly Allsop, mission:media
Let's get you seen.
If this sounds like you, fill in the form and let's have a chat about what's best for your business.
Usually a reply the same day. A quick chat, then a plan if you want one.
media for your mission.