Film has a unique ability to capture atmosphere, emotion and human experience, helping audiences connect with the people, places and stories that make a location unique.
From historic sites and cultural institutions to tourism destinations and visitor attractions, we work with organisations who want to inspire visits, share local history, and help people picture themselves somewhere new.
One day we’re filming with a historian who’s spent decades researching a single story. The next, we’re helping visitors imagine walking through ancient woodland or discovering a museum for the first time.
We’ve been telling these stories since Woven began, and it’s a part of our work we genuinely love.
We create a range of films for heritage, culture and tourism organisations:
Whatever the goal: increasing visits, engaging audiences online or sharing knowledge… we find the right format to tell your story.
We plan every shoot to work harder. A single project can also deliver social content, paid adverts, website videos and signage, giving you material to use across the year, not just at launch.
Great films matter. So does the experience of making them together. Hear what our Heritage & Tourism clients say.
I use lots of film companies, but Woven is consistently among the very best. They are are calm, respectful, adaptable. They never fluster interviewees.
Tersia Boorer, Senior Content Marketing Manager, English Heritage
They made everyone being filmed feel at ease and produced a film that we’re incredibly proud of.
Alex Shaw, Media Manager, Historic England
They are an extension of the team. We know the benefits of working together and we do have a partner led approach, so can be very honest with each other (may be sometimes too honest) but ensures we work together for results.
Kathryn Davis, CEO Visit West
You’ve done wonders with the film, OMG everyone will be delighted!
Lizzie Marshall, Marketing Officer, Roman Baths
TV commercial | Discover Stonehenge
Art installation Promo | SEE Monster
Tourism Promo | Unexpected Bath
TV commercial | Battle Abbey
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Eco Case Study | Reducing energy consumption on the SSGB
Educational Tour | Discover Hadrian’s wall with Raven
A great visitor film doesn’t just show what’s there. It helps people imagine themselves experiencing it.
We focus on the atmosphere, emotion, people and stories that bring a place to life – inspiring audiences to take the next step, whether that’s booking tickets, planning a visit or discovering somewhere new.
Absolutely. It’s one of our strengths.
We take time to get to know contributors and help them feel comfortable in front of the camera – whether they’re historians, volunteers, conservation specialists or senior leaders.
Then we guide the conversation naturally, helping them share their knowledge in a way that feels authentic, engaging and accessible.
Absolutely. From ancient monuments and listed buildings to active conservation projects, we’re experienced in working in environments where care, planning and flexibility are essential.
We understand the practical challenges of filming in heritage settings and work closely with your team to minimise disruption while capturing the stories that make a place special.
Read our guide to filming in sensitive heritage locations → Top tips for filming at historic sites
Yes, and we think about that from the outset.
Alongside your main film or TV advert, a single shoot can give you months of additional useful video content – from social media and paid adverts to website videos, digital signage, visitor centre content and shorter campaign edits.
We’ll look for ways to make more of what we capture, so your investment keeps working long after the shoot is over.
Start the conversation here.
Project Manager
Meet Faith, our masterful Project Manager / Producer. Faith’s an identical twin. And when it comes to project planning and delivery, it’s genuinely like having two people. She’s the method in the madness.
The secret sauce in the spreadsheets. Faith gets it sorted, double time.
Co-Founder
Dan is the smiley one. Years of experience as a freelance camera operator and editor helped him hone his filmmaking skills, as well as perfect his smile. Always the optimist, Dan specialises in making the mundane look spectacular. You will find Dan behind the camera, directing or editing.
Did we mention Dan has a smile that could melt butter on a cold winter’s day?
Co-Founder
The self-proclaimed talker of the company, Joel loves wrestling with a challenging brief and delivering ambitious and creative concepts. When he’s not busy chatting, he specialises in producing, directing and is a CAA-approved drone pilot.
Filmmaker
Tom hails from the Isle of Wight, where life moves a little slower, which might explain his unnervingly calm presence on even the most chaotic shoots.
Camera, editing, directing — Tom is a triple threat.
Unflappable, unfazed, and somehow always in the right place at the right time.
Filmmaker
Henry studied Politics at the University of York, before wisely deciding that filmmaking involved slightly fewer arguments.
After a stint in production and some time freelancing, Henry found his way to Woven, where you’ll find him behind the camera or in the edit.
He loves cycling, knows his way around a camera and is impressively strong. Handy when there’s a fully loaded kit trolley and no lift.
