September 1, 2025
Mollie Redmond
Marketing & New Business Manager
Isn’t it frustrating when you’ve spent precious time and precious budget producing a beautiful brand film, and the only people sharing it are your own marketing team? (Shout-out to all social media managers who like their own posts before anyone else does – you’re not alone!) You know the video is good. You know it tells a story. So why isn’t anyone hitting the share button?
You’ll hear it all the time: make sure your video evokes emotion. And it’s true. Research shows that videos which evoke strong emotions (positive or negative) are twice as likely to be shared. But here’s the thing: you already know that. The real question is this: whose emotions are you targeting? Too often, marketers ask themselves, “What do I want my audience to feel?”. The better question, and the one that actually drives shares, is “What does my audience want to feel?”
This brings us to our number one tip for marketers looking to make videos that actually get shared:
It sounds simple, but it’s often overlooked. Before you even start production on your next brand film, think strategically: who is your audience? What’s the purpose of the video? And do these two elements actually align? If your answer is “kind of,” your video is already at a disadvantage.
Consider this: a brand known for its humour releases a deeply sad, emotionally heavy video. Their built audience? Scratching their heads. Or imagine a brand famous for emotionally rich, inspirational content suddenly chasing a trend with something really unserious. It backfires. Shareability comes not just from the emotion itself, but from how well it fits your audience’s expectations of your brand.
Once you’ve aligned emotion with audience, here are a few other tips from an experienced video production agency to make sure people keep clicking that share button:
At the end of the day, the secret to shareable videos isn’t just emotion. It’s emotion the audience wants to show off, packaged for the right platform, with a strategy that aligns purpose and expectation.
Videos get shared when they move people, when the emotion on screen is the emotion your audience wants to feel and show to others. That’s what we do. We’re gut feelers. Emotion shapers. Attention grabbers. Working with a video production company like us, you’ll craft videos that don’t just get watched. They spark conversation and are carried forward because your audience connects with them.
If you’re ready to make stories that are felt, shared, and remembered, let’s bring your next idea to life.
July 6, 2026
This year marks 10 years at Kingdom for Shona Murray Smith. And she’s marking it in the best possible way, stepping into her new role as Head of Production.
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This year marks 25 years of Kingdom Creative.
What started with a passion for motorsport has grown into a creative video agency trusted by brands around the world to capture stories that move people.
March 11, 2026
For International Women’s Day 2026, the theme is Give to Gain, and this year, we wanted to do something positive for both the industry and the local community.
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We’re starting the year by celebrating two well-earned promotions across the Kingdom team.
December 22, 2025
This Christmas, the Kingdom team pulled together to support two causes that matter.
October 20, 2025
Culture isn’t an afterthought at Kingdom Creative, it’s the engine that drives everything we do. As a leading video production company, we know that high-performing teams are the secret behind work that moves people. That’s why we’re proud to share that we’ve been shortlisted for the Rising Star Award at the People Pulse Awards 2025.
October 7, 2025
Recently, we welcomed two groups of Media students from Barnfield College for a one-day, hands-on workshop that gave them a real taste of life at a busy film production agency.
October 3, 2025
We did it.
Hesketh Racing – The Rebel Spirit has taken home Best Documentary Episode at the 2025 International Motor Film Awards.
September 15, 2025
Kingdom Creative is growing its creative firepower. Lee Hanson joins as Creative Director, bringing years of experience, a fresh perspective, and a track record of turning bold ideas into award-winning campaigns.
September 3, 2025
We’re excited to shout about how Kingdom has been nominated for two awards at the 2025 International Motor Film Awards, the ultimate car film festival and one of the world’s most prestigious events for the automotive film and television industry.
August 20, 2025
James Lewis, our resident Welshman, has been promoted to Assistant Producer!
August 8, 2025
Summer may be winding down, but one day in particular is still making waves.
July 14, 2025
Two of Kingdom’s finest have levelled up. In June 2025, both Adam Lewis-Dragstra and Harrison Hopton were promoted to Senior Creative.
July 1, 2025
We’ve launched the Kingdom blog – a space for bold ideas, real insight, and straight-talking advice on making content that actually works. From automotive storytelling to brand film essentials, we’re sharing what we’ve learned from doing the work – and we’re just getting started.
June 17, 2025
We’re excited to welcome George Hill to Kingdom as our newest Producer – a seasoned factual storyteller whose career has taken him from the skies of Alaska to the depths of undiscovered tombs.
May 18, 2025
We’re excited to announce that Mollie Redmond joins Kingdom as our new Marketing & New Business Manager in May 2025.
September 1, 2024
Sophie Connor steps into the role of Managing Director at Kingdom, bringing sharp commercial insight and big ambitions for our next chapter.
July 9, 2026
There is something about the 2026 World Cup that has made it feel more open, more emotional, and far less predictable. Even when the favourites still come through, there have been enough moments where the script wobbles that you start to sense something else is just around the corner.
June 23, 2026
Late Sunday night, in a house that was far too warm to sleep in, we ended up watching Uruguay vs Cabo Verde.
Within minutes, I was doing what I always do. Firing questions across the sofa at my boyfriend. Who’s the stronger team? Who should I be watching? Is Vozinha the oldest player in the tournament?
Eventually, we landed on the managers. And that’s where things got interesting.
May 11, 2026
As Kingdom turns 25, Founder Simon and Managing Director Sophie take time to reflect on the journey so far, and the thinking that’s shaped it.
March 20, 2026
When a new store opens, it’s easy to follow a familiar formula. For this project, we took a more cinematic approach, using an orbital rig to create seamless movement and a distinctive visual flow. In this edition of our Kit Cabinet series, we explore how that approach helped bring the space to life.
January 19, 2026
Kit Cabinet is a new series looking at how tools, rigs, and techniques perform when things get difficult. Real-world shoots, tight margins, and no room for error. It’s about the decisions made under pressure, how creative rigging solves problems on the day, and how those choices shape the final film.
October 20, 2025
Another ad. Another product. Same promise.
The sports and lifestyle market is more crowded than ever, and audiences are tuning out. For marketing leaders chasing long-term brand impact, loyalty has become the real measure of success.
September 15, 2025
What keeps your eyes glued to a sports film? A lifeless product shot with rolling stats? Or following an athlete fighting their way back from injury, pushing themselves harder than ever, just to get back on the field?
July 30, 2025
The strategy behind the story is what makes it land.
The difference between a brand film that lands and one that falls flat? How it navigates five key creative tensions from day one.
June 30, 2025
Snap Their Attention. Keep Their Time.
People scroll fast, but it’s not short attention spans that hurt brands; it’s whether your content connects. That’s what wins, every time.
