About Us
Founder
Alan Howard
Alan is a highly experienced TV producer, director, and editor with over 30 years in the industry. He has a history of working with major broadcast clients such as ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Sky One, The Discovery Channel, and MTV amongst many others. Often working with new presenters on a channel or members of the public Alan has ample experience at shooting and editing fantastically entertaining programmes and completely redefines what a wedding video should and could be.
Alan's experience, creativity, and down to earth attitude make him the perfect choice for producing great entertaining wedding videos that stand out from the crowd and truly capture the essence of you and your family and friends on your special day. Specialising in filming with the public and new presenters means that filming weddings, and making nervous Brides and Grooms feel at ease in front of (and away from!) the camera comes as second nature.
Starting his career at a fledgling MTV, Alan started by making sandwiches in the kitchen and eventually went on to work with many bands that his kids have never heard of — The Cure, Bon Jovi, Take That and every big band of the 90's — eventually leaving as a Senior Producer Director in the Specials Department. It was here he gave the first presenting job to an enthusiastic young ball of energy by the name of Davina McCall.
His first network job was as a director on Channel 4's 'The Real Holiday Show with Gaby Roslin'. Several years later, with 2 shows nominated at The Royal Television Society Awards (Best Documentary Series & Best Factual Entertainment Series), Alan still produces high end corporate videos and the occasional live show, but he believes it's the characters and atmosphere of a wedding that really makes for the best TV moments.
Fun Fact
"In the 1980's Alan was in a band with Ricky Gervais, and Ricky's favourite film was Spinal Tap... If you watch Spinal Tap, a mockumentary (or 'Rockumentary'), it bears a striking resemblance to the mockumentary that is 'The Office'."