Club Promo
A long-form film for a clifftop course on the Sydney coast. The place makes the argument.
Members join a club they can picture themselves at. We film the course and the clubhouse so they already can.
Content Department makes video for golf clubs, sporting clubs and venues across Sydney. A club sells a feeling: the first tee on a Saturday morning, the view from the eighteenth, the people in the clubhouse after. Most club websites show a scorecard and a function room. We film the thing members actually join for.
Prospective members and visiting golfers decide on the course before they ever ring the pro shop. A hole-by-hole film does the walking for them.
Membership is a lifestyle decision. Showing the course, the clubhouse and the community together makes the price a detail rather than the argument.
Weddings, corporate days and sponsors all want to see the venue before they commit. The same footage cuts into function and sponsor material.
Competitions, course conditions and club events give a club more to post than most businesses. What is usually missing is someone filming it.
A club film that sells membership on the feeling of being there.
See the serviceTournaments, presentation nights and club days, cut while members still care.
See the serviceCourse, clubhouse and event stills from the same shoot.
See the serviceShort-form from course days and competitions, cut vertical for members’ feeds.
See the serviceA long-form club film for a clifftop course on the Sydney coast, and a hole-by-hole course film with aerials and on-screen graphics.
A long-form film for a clifftop course on the Sydney coast. The place makes the argument.
A hole-by-hole course film, with aerials and on-screen hole and par graphics.
Golf courses are big, the light moves fast and the best shots happen early. We plan the shoot around tee times, sun position and the holes that sell the course, and we fly aerials where they add something rather than everywhere.
Then we cut for how clubs actually use video: a hero film for the website, hole-by-hole pieces for visitors, and short edits for members’ feeds.
We plan the day with the pro shop and work around tee times. Most course footage is captured early or late, when the light is best anyway.
Yes. Aerials are part of how we film a course, planned with the club and flown where they add something.
Yes. The approach is the same for any club: film what members join for, then cut it for every channel the club uses.
Every case study is written up end to end: the brief, the decisions and what the work did.
Tell us about the club and what you want to sell, whether that is membership, functions or visitor rounds. We will come back with a plan and a fixed price.