Tommygun News

Now entering our eighth year, we have refreshed the website and we hope you will be able to find the time to look around. As well as the video window above, we have an all new About section and we have overhauled our portfolio section, so you can find almost any example of our work within a few clicks. Enjoy.

Video is what we do. What changes is how we present that video; it can be on DVD , CD-ROM or online. We produce videos for any organisation (public or private sector) that has a message it wants to convey to its audience.

As an extension of our corporate video work we have begun to specialise in product training projects. This is typified by our work with Aqualisa, producing videos that show both installers and consumers how easy it is to put in and use their products.

We began to work on eLearning through a role-play intranet for the British Council and have since expaned into I.Q. tests, customer service training and online learning environments. We are also working on an all-new eLearning package that we shall launch soon.

Utilising our production experience, we also produce pre and post conference videos. In the past we have worked on staff award videos, conference presentations, CD-ROM with conference assets and video presentations.

Tommygun's background is very web-based and we have worked on many web and viral campaigns in the past. Like our video work, our web campaigns were always innovative and effective.

Working with CBBC, CBeebies and LEGO, we also have an extensive range of online games. Primarily working with the younger audience the games are used to promote products and shows in an engaging way.

After nearly eight years, we have seen and done it all. This is our opportunity to point you in the direction of some of our old work and each month we will feature a new project. This month it is our work for the BBC on their groundbreaking Dick and Dom television phenomena.

Of course, there is always something that we wish we had been involved with but were not. That could be because it was an exciting project or because it was a brilliant solution. Either way, we are not proud; we will show it to you. This month check out this from Tommygun Alumni Pete Circuitt

Our new site contains all of the information you will ever need about us, but if you have some time to kill and what to play around why not check out our old site. Created in 2001, when Flash-based interactivity was king, it might just help you make it to 5 pm.