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Not a bad day for capturing beautiful Leeds from above!

The dual fisheye lens we've been testing reminded us of a certain somebody! 🤭

At ID2 Media, we believe great design is essential in today’s fast-paced digital world. Whether through eye-catching animations, engaging infographics, or sleek corporate visuals, we help brands stand out and communicate with clarity, creativity, and impact.

Why does graphical content matter?
• Grabs Attention – Stand out in a crowded feed with compelling visuals
• Enhances Engagement – Visuals capture attention faster than text, making them key to engaging your audience.
• Builds Brand Identity – High-quality, consistent graphics strengthen recognition
• Simplifies Complexity – We turn abstract ideas into clear, digestible visuals

Our expertise in motion graphics, branding, and data visualisation ensures your message is memorable. Ready to elevate your visual storytelling? Let’s create something extraordinary together!

Powerful Visuals. Lasting Impact.

A man sitting on a chair during a video recording session, with a camera filming him and a monitor displaying his image. The background includes a screen with the Exascale logo.
The ID2 crew participating in a video interview or recording session in a small room, with one person being filmed and others sitting nearby with recording equipment.

It’s not often we get a photo of ourselves filming.

We’re usually the ones

behind the camera! 🎥

Here we are on location, capturing content for Exascale and bringing their story to life.

New office, who dis? 🤩

Behind the scenes with Motorola Solutions as we capture the story of their partnership with Vodafone. Great conversations, a brilliant team and another opportunity to help tell an important story!

Behind the scenes

A man being interviewed or filmed in an indoor setting with a Motorola logo in the background, with professional video cameras and a female crew member recording him.

We’ve recently worked with Vodafone on this "excite" piece exploring the potential of 5G+ network slicing and what it can unlock for business.
 
We combined footage we filmed at the Principality Stadium during the Six Nations and at the iconic Glastonbury festival and mixed this with animation and selected stock visuals to build something that engages the audience and introduces the scale and flexibility of Vodafone's network.
 
Take a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_lOYzfHJTU

Ten years ago, we helped tell a powerful story how Vodafone joined forces with Sea Mammal Research Unit, and helped enable researchers to track seal populations and protect them from rapid decline. Fast forward a decade, and we're back in St Andrews.


This time, the story was about evolution. How the technology has advanced and how its applications now extend far beyond marine research, unlocking new opportunities across conservation, sustainability, and connected innovation.

Social video isn’t just a cut-down version of your story, it is the story for many audiences.

At ID2 Media, we specialise in creating social-first content that captures attention fast and drives viewers to explore more.

What makes our social videos work?
✅ Clear messaging that still feels true to the story
✅ Eye-catching visuals
✅ Edits that feel natural within your campaign

Whatever the format, we build social videos that feel authentic and drive traffic to support the bigger message behind your brand.

Social with id2

We headed to Halifax to film a case study for Motia highlighting how they help increase driver safety, reduce fuel costs, and deliver a 10% insurance premium reduction through the work they are doing with Collett & Sons Ltd and HDI Global SE.

Despite the crisp, icy conditions, it was great to capture the action and see how strong partnerships can deliver real, meaningful results.

Always inspiring to work alongside teams who share a commitment to doing great work together.

FIRST SHOOT OF THE YEAR

A video camera filming a man in a suit with glasses against a green screen background.
A camera woman filming a mechanic working on the front of a large fire truck inside a garage. The mechanic is wearing an orange safety vest and a black beanie, the camera woman is wearing a beige coat with a fur-trimmed hood, holding a camera.