It's the time of year that schools start planning for their Christmas Nativity or Production.  Everything is planned, the costumes look gorgeous, the set looks fab, the children have rehearsed their little socks off...

...and then all that everyone remembers is the awful shaky video of the show, with sound so bad you can hardly hear anything....

Wouldn't everyone prefer a high quality film, that showcases the talents of children, and captures the brilliant colours of costumes, with a soundscape that is clear and true?

Appletree can provide an experienced single or multi-camera crew to do just that.  We come in, set up our professional film and sound equipment, and are ready to go when the curtain goes up. 

Once the footage has been captured, it is professionally edited - we can also add music and graphics if required.  DVD discs are colour printed together with the DVD case labels; we can incorporate logo's and production graphics if required to make the DVD's even more personal.

For Christmas 2011, Appletree are offering this film service at:

£5 per DVD (for a daytime nativity show), or

£7 per DVD (for an evening performance)

Both are subject to a minimum order quantity of 35 copies.

To book a film crew for your school production or event, please email us at info@appletreetheatre.co.uk, or use our handy enquiry form on the Contact Us page.

Note:

1. Appletree accept no responsibility for obtaining video licenses where necessary, and assumes the school will accept this responsibility.

2. Appletree assume the school accept responsibility for ensuring necessary permisssions to film/photograph have been obtained in writing from parents/guardians for any children who will or may appear in the production/event.

3. Appletree assume no responsibility for any copyright infringment, and assumes the school has sought permission to film and reproduce the material for sale.

2. Captured footage is not deemed public domain material, and will not be distributed anywhere other than on the DVD. Appletree will not use any video or still images on websites or YouTube without written permission from the school.