Angle
What the video is actually arguing, and which ten seconds carry it. Written down before anyone picks up a camera.
Horizon Film Lab is a two-person studio in London. We plan, shoot and cut short vertical video for brands that sell online — and we publish the same briefs, templates and checklists we use on that work, so you can run it yourself if you'd rather not hire anyone.
Nine downloads, $10 to $1,000. One payment, delivered by email, thirty days to change your mind.
Most people arrive with footage that technically works and still gets scrolled past. The fix is almost never the camera.
What the video is actually arguing, and which ten seconds carry it. Written down before anyone picks up a camera.
A shot list built from the angle, then a filming day. Phone or camera — we pick whichever the idea needs, not whichever is more expensive.
Editing, captions, sound and three alternate openings, because the opening is the part that decides everything else.
The documents behind all of the above, published as downloads. Buy one and skip the project entirely.
Every item below is something we built for a paying project and then cleaned up. Nothing is a lead magnet and nothing is free — these are the working documents, with the client names taken out. One payment, delivered by email, no subscription.
We are new as a studio and most of our work sits under agreements that do not let us name the client. Rather than borrow credibility we do not have, we priced the files low enough that you can judge the work yourself.
Not summaries written for sale. They are the documents we open on a Monday, with the names removed. That is also why some of them look plainer than you might expect.
Thirty days on every download. One email, no form and no questions about what you tried. Live sessions are refundable until the session happens.
Fixed scope, quoted before anything starts. We only move to a monthly arrangement once there is something worth repeating.
Thirty minutes. You show what you have been posting; we say plainly whether we would change the idea or the execution.
We write the angle and the shot list, then quote a fixed price for the whole thing. You can take the angle and leave.
One or two days, in London or wherever the product lives. You get the raw files the same week.
A finished edit plus three different openings on the same body, so you can test what actually holds.
Thirty days later we look at how the cuts performed and write down what we would do differently.
By email, to the address you type at checkout, within a few minutes of paying. If it has not arrived, look in spam and then write to us — we send it by hand and it takes about an hour at worst.
No. Most of what we shoot for clients is filmed on a phone, and every file assumes that. Where a camera genuinely changes the result, the documents say so and say why.
HFL-04 is the recorded walkthrough on its own. The Launch Kit is every file together plus half an hour with us applied to whatever you are shooting next.
Yes. HFL-05 stands alone. Send a cut of up to three minutes and you get a recorded screen review back, usually within two working days.
The files go anywhere. Filming days are London and nearby by default; further than that we quote travel separately and say so upfront.
No. Everything is a single payment. The monthly and quarterly items run for the period stated and then stop on their own — there is nothing to cancel.
Write to the address in the footer within thirty days of buying and we refund the full amount. You keep the files; chasing people for downloads is not a business we want to be in.