SAS-Martial Arts Academy put together a theatrical piece in the prestigious Bloomsbury Theatre at Euston, London. A story through time and space, explaining the history and essence of martial arts, and it’s true meaning. The show, performed by 70 artists, had embraced and welcomed more than 500 people including the mayor of Camden, Chairman of M&C Saatchi and many other celebrities. Neutopia had been commissioned to cover the entire event with multi-camera live recording and living A/V mixing. Neutopia creatively produced over 300 copies of the DVD.

Clients in Haggerston commisioned Neutopia to document their annual Party in video format. More than 40 groups of various artists performed in two stages and 30 stalls of various events were set up, along with estimated 500 attendances on the day. The event had a huge impact on the Haggerston commuinity, pulling local people together which promoted harmony and creative collision. Neutopia combined documentary format with live event cuts to produce a promotional video for our clients. After a series of cuts and communication between the organisers, the outcome was 'a tremendous success' according to our client’s feedback. The video was used to pitch to potential sponsors. There was also a full-length DVD of all performance produced during the day. Again, Neutopia had used it’s strength on multi-camera directing and live editing to delivery and complete another challenging job.

 

After a short pilot documentary of Rathbone market, we were asked to spend a day in the renowned Camden Market interviewing today's youth generation who gave their views on the development of their local market. This became an effective marketing research tool combining interviews and follow-up shots. The video was completed within a very tight time limit yet had delivered exactly what the clients required.  

Dialogue, a PR consultancy for many nation-wide clients had a long and stable production relation with Neutopia in the past year. Being the major consultant for ASDA’s development, Dialogue had commissioned Neutopia to produce a series of video reels for ASDA. Neutopia had adopted the format of TV commercial and produce 4 series of 30 seconds of short reels of their shopping environment. ‘It’s four pieces of Art!’ Rob from Dialogue shouted back when he saw the result and quality of the DVDs. The reels were later showcased in various ASDA opening events.

SPARKS Fashion Show took place in October 2006 at The astonishing Natural History Museum, hosted by GMTV's presenter Jennie Falconer. The event raised more than £45,000 for the Kids and saw sports stars and celebrities including Neil Back, Martin Johnson, violinist Linzi Stoppard, actress Emilia Fox and singer Michelle Gayle.

Neutopia’s first independent documentary production. To fundraise for the Sheffield Cathedral choir, three cellist had decided to walk from Manchester to Sheffield in just 24 hours – also to play cello and sing in their journey. It was a sore trip – literally speaking, with obstacles and twists – ankles, yet with joyful of success and fulfillment in the end. The documentary was broadcast in various European Channels and film festival screenings.