Video content for one of the UK's premier racquets clubs. Edgbaston Priory Club has more than 30 tennis courts and 10 squash courts. It is home to the Rothesay Classic Birmingham, and its fitness suite is used by members every day. The club works with Studio Forty Six on the films that promote its studios and facilities to its membership.
Edgbaston Priory Club is a private members' tennis, squash and leisure club on Sir Harry's Road in Edgbaston. It has more than 30 tennis courts and 10 squash courts. There is also a fitness suite, class studios, indoor and outdoor pools, and a spa. The club has hosted major squash championships for decades. It is also the home of the Rothesay Classic Birmingham, the WTA grass-court tournament played there every year.
A club with that many facilities needs a constant supply of fresh content. It has to promote fitness studios, classes and member offers in a way that feels current, not like a corporate brochure. Studio Forty Six produces the films that do that job. They are shot on-site and edited for how members actually watch them. They are turned around fast enough to stay relevant to what's on that month.
The club now has a growing library of facility and studio promo films. It gives them material to promote what members are already paying for: the fitness studios, the classes, the spaces. None of it looks like it was shot for a stock library.
"Studio Forty Six consistently deliver exceptional video and photography. Their expertise goes far beyond capturing content; they guide you through the entire creative process, from planning and ideas to execution. Their ability to put people at ease in front of the camera ensures every shoot feels natural and delivers outstanding results. A fantastic team that we would highly recommend."
Yes — a lot of our club and membership work is exactly this: a running supply of facility and class content rather than a single project.
Yes, and we plan shoots around live classes and members using the facilities, so filming doesn't disrupt day-to-day use.
Yes — pacing, length and tone are tailored to how the content will actually be seen, whether that's email, app or social.