By capturing culture and personalities, a candid day-in-the-life film like ‘One Team, One Dream’ is used to help prospective candidates decide if it’s the right place for them. And help companies like World Courier recruit the right people with the right mindset to carry out this high-risk and high-reward work.

We spent two days getting down and personal with this unique team that is on the verge of mass expansion. And it’s surprising how much employees love talking about their passion for their jobs – when they’re in the right job.

As part of a suite of films to draw in the right type of candidate, FICO requested a day-in-the-life film to give graduate recruitment candidates an idea of what it’s like to work in this highly pressurised and exciting environment.

Getting an insight into the day to day workings of a company is the best indicator of whether a candidate is going to sink or swim. Working on real time problems that could affect millions of people can put a lot of pressure on a young graduate so FICO wanted to convey both the challenges and the support system in place to help people flourish. To capture all of this, we went undercover at their offices to show just what it’s like to work at FICO.

Penguin Making of an Audiobook

The Penguin Making of an audiobook film was commissioned by Penguin Random House to show the craft behind audiobook production. The client wanted viewers to see how a written story becomes an immersive audio experience. Our team focused on capturing not just the narration but also the work of producers, sound engineers, and editors who bring emotion, tone, and character to life.

Our Approach
To achieve this, we adapted our cinematic style to reflect the auditory nature of audiobooks. We combined interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and stylised sound design to mirror the immersive experience that listeners enjoy. Each step highlighted the skill, care, and attention to detail that goes into producing an audiobook. At the same time, we kept the storytelling engaging, clear, and visually interesting.

We also focused on showing the people behind the medium. By highlighting their dedication and expertise, we made complex technical processes understandable and relatable. Careful editing, sound mixing, and visual design helped translate the behind-the-scenes work into a compelling narrative.

Impact and Results
The film gave viewers a clear, vivid insight into audiobook production. It showcased Penguin’s commitment to quality and innovation while making the craft accessible to both staff and external audiences. Shown at Penguin’s annual conference, the film became a highlight of the event and received praise from the CEO. By putting the spotlight on the people who make audiobooks, the Penguin Making of an audiobook film inspired audiences and reinforced Penguin’s reputation for creativity, excellence, and storytelling.