<!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->Collective, trading as COLLECTIVE Films, is a Dublin-based video production agency at 29-30 Dame St producing corporate video content for organisations that want their internal and external communications to feel considered rather than generic. The studio's approach to corporate video draws on the same storytelling philosophy that underpins its documentary and brand work, treating even a straightforward company update or recruitment film as an opportunity to reflect something genuine about an organisation's culture and people. Clients such as DCU, NUI Maynooth, Dublin City Council and Indeed reflect a track record of corporate video work for education, public sector and employment-focused organisations across Ireland. A typical corporate video project moves through client services and creative direction, ideation and storyboarding, pre-production planning, on-site videography and audio recording, before heading into post-production for editing, colour grading, motion graphics and sound mixing, all handled by the same in-house team led by co-founders Mark Logan and Kenneth Adams. Because the studio also produces commercial film and brand video work for well-known consumer brands, corporate clients benefit from a level of visual polish more commonly associated with advertising campaigns than typical internal corporate communications. Directors Greg Purcell and Céin O'Brien add further depth to the team's directing and editing capability, allowing corporate video projects of varying scale and complexity to be resourced appropriately, whether that's a single-camera interview-style film or a multi-location shoot involving several team members. For organisations, universities, local authorities or growing businesses in Dublin and across Ireland seeking a corporate video partner who treats internal storytelling with genuine creative care, COLLECTIVE Films offers a collaborative process from first conversation through to final delivery, with enquiries best directed to co-founder Mark Logan at the studio's Dame Street base.
