Last year, we defined the Video Agency. This year, we build them.
Today, video budgets inside companies have never been higher, and they continue to rise. Yet most production companies are now back at 2019 revenue levels, even as most organizations finally recognizes the strategic power of video.
The gap isn’t about talent or creativity. It’s about the mindset around growth. Too many production companies remain locked in ad hoc projects with clients who still treat video as a one-off deliverable, instead of stepping into strategic, retainer-based partnerships with video-driven organizations. This keeps them stuck in an old production mindset and shuts them out of the learning loop that actually fuels growth.
VideoAgencyDay is the mini MBA you need to stay relevant. Block four hours now to grow your business tomorrow.
Expect insights on:
Why it’s time for the category to consolidate
Scaling beyond the project business model
How leading Video Agencies made the transition
How clients are leading the way with video expertise
How to meet the needs of video-first clients
What's in store:
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Get our exclusive Video Agency Model - our playbook for scaling your business model - Learn from and connect with global Video Agencies who’ve transformed their business by moving beyond the production-focused business model
- Hear from video-first clients blazing their own video trails – often without the help of agencies
- Evolve your own offering with insights from panels, workshops and Q&As
Amelia has hosted multiple international video events that have brought people together to drive the industry forward and challenge the status quo.
As Founder of Hellman St Clair and former production-house CEO, Anna combines strategic branding insight with creative video expertise to help brands scale impactful visual storytelling.
Anush helps tech companies gain trust and simplify their product communication through her work at Burnwe, a video marketing agency she founded and runs.
With 25+ years running accounts like HSBC, Rolex & Google for WPP/Dentsu, Dan now heads our Video Accelerator at TwentyThree, helping businesses to become fully video-enabled organizations.
British producer based in Stockholm, working across documentaries, feature films, and commercials.
Founder of BearJam, he has spent the past decade building an award-winning production company creating standout video for brands like Netflix, Red Bull Racing, and McDonald’s, helping them tell clear, creative stories that truly connect.
Founder of leading video agency Hurricane Group, and author of ‘Video Marketing’ - now translated into 5 languages - Jon Mowat is a pioneer in the field of video.
Lev is the founder of Made To See, a leading British video agency working with global B2B brands to build their strategic and tactical video and webinar capabilities
Michelle helped transform global video strategy at Bird & Bird, and now brings that expertise to Ogier, elevating their digital presence and driving the next evolution of video-led marketing in the legal sector.
A digital pioneer who’s been founding internet companies for 28 years, Thomas helps organisations and companies thrive in a video-first world.
Nick started his career producing videos and evangelizing for Apple and Microsoft. Before starting Vidzero he consulted global clients at Shootsta.
As Head of Partnerships at TwentyThree, Thor Thomsen focuses on growing and empowering the partner ecosystem, helping agencies and technology partners unlock value through video, deliver better results, and expand their capabilities.
Keynote: The Video Agency
Meet the Video Agency
Masterclasses
Around the Table: VideoAgencyDay Lounge
The Video Agency Model
Our open-source guide to growth: how to turn your company into a Video Agency for a video-first world.
How to transform your offering
Most agencies offer about 10% of the video services today’s clients need. Changing your service offering is your first step to growth.
How to transform your business model
A project-based business model is passive - switching to retainer agreements can be the key to scaling.
How to transform your category
Markets mature when they converge on an agreed definition. It’s time for the Video Agency to rule supreme.
