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" We don't just capture moments...
We compose them "
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At Royal Films, we know that every school has a powerful story worth telling.
In an era where authentic connection matters more than ever, we partner with you to create video content that goes far beyond the realm of typical promotional material we so commonly see in education. Before everything, we are committed to understanding each institution's unique culture, values and aspirations, before translating that essence into visual narratives that resonate with your communities.
Our vision has always been to bridge the gap between education and compelling creativity, producing content which doesn’t just capture what you do, but why it matters.
“Royal Films captured the heart of our school perfectly. Professional, creative, and easy to work with... they exceeded our expectations.”
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— Maria Patrício, Associate Director of Admissions, TASIS Portugal
Montage for TASIS Assemblies
CCF Sword of Honor Video
Showcasing the Early Learning Centre
Harry is a visual storyteller with a passion for capturing honest, cinematic moments. With a background of over 5 years in narrative filmmaking and commercial content, he brings a sharp eye for composition and a deep understanding of human emotion to every project. As co-founder of Royal Films, Harry handles cinematography and post-production, blending technical skill with a strong sense of story. Some of his accolades include award winning short film Goliath, working as Cinematographer, as well as directing the docu short How They See Us; which was screened at the BFI Film Festival.
Originally a trained Jazz saxophonist, Will is a sound specialist and alum from the Berklee College of Music, who crafts rich; emotive audio to elevate visual storytelling. As well as his degree in composition and production, Will has also performed and produced with the winner of The Voice - Amanda Mena, to being a songwriter in top 40 Croatian charts, Will has had an exciting start to his musical career. At Royal Films, Will ensures every project sounds just as good as it looks, helping create work that resonates long after the screen fades to black.