UK production company, Madam Films, has
completed a trio of productions in their new positioning as production service
only for overseas clients shooting in the UK & Ireland.
Approached for their expertise of UK
production, Madam worked with global client Marriott, McGarry Bowen Chicago and
LA based production company Hey Baby Films on the London sector of their global
Marriott Rewards campaign. Shooting took place in and around the busy international
travel terminal Kings Cross St Pancras, the historical London building that is
home to Marriott's flagship hotel, The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel and iconic
music venue The Scala where a live music gig scene was recreated. Director
Johan Tappert and DOP Mattias Rudh helmed a team of A-List London crew 65
people strong, across a three-day shoot, with two cameras, a main cast of two
and 30 extras per day working within extremely high public profile areas. The
additional supportive element of an on set stills photographer captured the
high-end production process. A multi faceted production, it showcased one of
the world's greatest cities, London, at it's finest across day to night.
Spitfire Films & Ogilvy Johannesburg needed to recreate the
Rugby World Cup for their client Castle Lager. The brief required a fast moving
elite crew for a two-day shoot across multiple London locations. The non-stop tour of London included street shut
downs, a busy pub in the heart of Soho opening specifically for our shoot and
use of two cameras. Keeping our highly acclaimed crew small meant agility to
pace through the significant number of storyboarded shots.
Trouper Productions, Los Angeles, the production
company of Alex Winter approached Madam with the challenge of facilitating
highly secretive London based interviews for his feature documentary, DEEP WEB.
Due to the top-secret nature of the project - classified location information,
the possibility of needing to shut down and move on immediately & a
requirement to keep crew in the dark - called for a small crew with an inherent
trust in Madam.
To view the work please go to the Madam home page http://www.madebymadam.com