You can’t imagine my delight when BIAS IT Ltd. employed me to run their marketing. I mean, with the name “BIAS” I just had to write a ‘tongue-in-cheek’ script that played on snobbery. This movie Ad is stuffed with old school British elitism, well I mean, nobody does snobbery better than us Brits.

I have to say that this movie received the most ‘likes’ and ‘views’ I’ve ever had. A big thank you goes to the managing director of BIAS IT for allowing me to publish this.

When writing this script, I wanted to balance urgency with reassurance—cybercrime is a major threat, but solutions exist. I structured it around eight clear cybersecurity measures, making it easy to follow. The tone had to be authoritative yet approachable, so I kept it direct and engaging.

For the video, pacing was key; visuals would reinforce key points, while dynamic edits kept viewers engaged. The goal? A compelling narrative that informs, reassures, and drives action.

Most businesses benefit from video pitches for their products or services. With a tight budget on this Synology video, huge thanks to Amanda Fahy, Christopher Swann & Frances Peters for making it happen. Even for a quick product review, we had a blast! Writing the script meant learning the tech and translating it into everyday English with humour.

My creative background was key to keeping production costs and time low.

Originally, I had intended on writing a 30 second light-hearted script for a YouTube Ad but let say things ended up taking a slightly different direction. The movie actually ended up being embedded into the “computer support” section of the BIASIT.com website, where it received close to 10 thousand views.

Even though the movie is quite long, 20% of all viewers watch it to the end, which is quite high considering that’s 1 in 5 people (that's close to 2,000 people looking into IT support).

I created this movie for data center administrators, it’s been designed to promote environmentally responsible IT asset disposition. Simply put, it helps the people in charge of a data centers computer hardware to understand the reasons and benefits for ethical computer disposal.

In this movie, I’m using the art of telling the story to get the message across. The movie is targeted at an audience of roughly 1200 data centers in the USA and was used in a campaign of direct marketing tactics.

In this charity video I have employed a professional actress to read my script. A human narrator is vastly better than A.I. at expressing emotion, consideration and the appropriate inclinations.

The movie works by telling the story of YBC being a veteran owned business (VOB) and shows a compassionate side to the enterprise. Used as part of a pre-invite to a fund raiser event hosted by YBC, the video is designed to help both the charity & YBC with new business opportunities.

This corporate movie is about advancements in CCTV AI security systems. It’s amazing what AI can do nowadays. The project required me to use my skills in scriptwriting and video editing to put together the story. Working on the sound design and narration was a challenge but I think it came together well in the end.

I worked alone on this project, completing it within the set budget and well ahead of schedule.

I created this short documentary as a SEO and SERP experiment. The experiment concluded with the discovery that YouTube values such as keywords in the movie, title, description and the movies popularity had a profound effect on the webpage it was embedded in.

However, you needed to help Google connect the dots between your site and YouTube by using the same Google account for YouTube, Google Analytics, Google AdWords and your Google Business Profile.

During a 4-month digital marketing consultancy with Egal Dynamics I created and narrated this short YouTube Ad. The flight simulation software and aircraft models are just out of this world in terms of realism. To be honest the game was so amazing that it pretty much sold itself.

As you can hear, I’ve used powerful music and dramatic inflection to drive the message of this advertisement. In total over the year, the DCS website hit a record 11 million engaged users.

What do you think, is it an actor or A.I. doing the narration? If you said A.I. you would be right. When I created the movie I spent a lot of time programming the A.I.’s inflection and distorting the sound to give him a slight lisp in parts.

The script is crammed with keywords for selling used data center IT assets. The movie was embedded into our website and helped to get us 1st place in Google for organic positions and knowledge panels.

This movie was created to make a statement about pollution caused by the IT industry. It emphasises a need for eco-friendly, R2 certified, ITAD solutions that focus on CSR and sustainability. As you can see the movie starts off with a very positive outlook, then addresses the serious issues of pollution, and ends with providing a positive solution. In marketing we call this “sandwiching a message”.

My employer had never tried this style of video before and they were extremely pleased with the outcome.

When making this film, I aimed to create a straightforward, professional, yet approachable look at the crucial IT services BIAS IT provides. My goal was to showcase their expertise and reliability while emphasizing their commitment to customer support and security. The narrative structure highlights the four essential business IT needs and positions BIAS IT as the go-to partner for any IT infrastructure project.

The visual tone matches the script's tone: clean, modern, and reassuring, offering viewers peace of mind.

Creating this corporate movie required me to use my skills in scriptwriting to convey clear messaging and video editing for polished storytelling. Other essential skills included sound design for clear audio and marketing to ensure the video appeals to its target audience.

I worked alone on the project, completing it well within budget and ahead of schedule.

I created, edited & narrated this short corporate video to present my employer as a Veteran-Owned Business during a range of veteran and military events they were attending. Communicating with event attendees via emailing and messaging videos is a great none intrusive method of sales networking.

The video presents the owner of the business not only as a veteran but as a leader in supporting veteran focused causes. Great PR.

My employer wanted to target data centers with a view to buying their decommissioned IT equipment. To help achieve this I created a range of online content designed to get a regional “first-in-search” result. I created this movie as part of a keyword rich article that was published on our website and through our social media networks.

The movie didn’t need to be perfect, it just needed to be stuffed with search phrases, produced on a zero budget and finished in days.

Google constantly evaluates the frequency by which your organisation produces online content. If you have not produced anything in six months you drop off the first page into obscurity. This means you need to be constantly producing content to hold a good search engine position. With that in mind, this movie was made to keep Google happy.

Producing content for content sake can be problematic to the UX, though there are some good solutions.

This movie covers a business computer support and repair service for organisations in the UK. It highlights the BIAS IT skill set in IT hardware and software management, system troubleshooting, and network support. I've suggested BIAS IT can provide services like 24/7 emergency assistance, IT installations, data recovery, and cybersecurity solutions.

I worked alone to script, create and narrate this short movie in under 10 days to be used as a sales pitch within the BIASIT.com website.

I’ve written the script and put the movie together myself, though I am using an A.I. narration application to read and narrate the story. In a focus group asked to think about the content, just under 70% thought the voiceover was a real human.

This video is used to help a prospect or lead in evaluating the business’s data security services. I have embedded the movie within the official website as a form of educational content. Designing the worn-out, old photographs of computers was great fun.

Producing articles for a website, social media feed and Google business profile is just part and parcel of day-to-day digital marketing. I always try to ensure that my articles are available in 3 formats: 1. written 2. audio and 3. movie. This particular multi-media article has been created to improve Googles recognition of the keywords relating to our business.

Furthermore, by embedding this movie in our news article in LinkedIn, GBP and our website I’m effectively telling Google that our business is still active.

For this stopgap film, I wanted to create a sense of urgency and precision—mirroring the fast-paced nature of the overnight IT transformation. The script balances technical depth with accessibility, using metaphors to explain virtualisation in relatable terms. The narrative builds tension, emphasising the high-stakes mission and seamless execution. Visually, I've used portrait dynamic—timelapses close-ups of hardware swaps to highlight the overnight effort along with a little animation. The goal of this video is to showcase expertise, efficiency, and innovation in just two minutes.

Videos are great for your social media feed, search engine business profiles and webpages. The only problem is, even low budget movies are expensive. Most agencies charge anywhere between $1000 to $5000 per minute of video they create.

To save on these costs and to produce higher volumes of movie content I have taken to using basic A.I. narration to read my scripts, and minimal customization in the sequences. This approach means we could produce a movie in under a week.