Video production · Barcelona
Corporate video production in Barcelona
Our Barcelona team makes brand films, documentaries, case studies and internal films for international organisations. Executive Producer Tarryn Paul leads the team from Amsterdam. Senior producers Callum Ward and Jake Joynson are based in Barcelona.
Nearly 20,000
films since 2006, and 700 to 1,000 projects a year
5.0
Rated 5.0 on Clutch by 60+ clients, including BMW Group, FrieslandCampina and Vodafone.
Silver
at the US International Awards for the UEFA Academy film, made by our Barcelona team
What our Barcelona team has made
Callum Ward produced, wrote and directed our brand film for the UEFA Academy. It won Silver at the US International Awards.
Jake Joynson led Gravitee’s documentary on AI agents, shot in the US with our team there. For Fundamental, the team made a World Cup case study and an interview film. With colleagues in Asia-Pacific and London, it also turned round a launch film in under 30 hours.
For Soltec, a solar brand, the team shot its SFOne spot entirely in virtual production.
“They were very professional and delivered early.”
Nick Bennett, VP of Brand, Gravitee, Denver, on Clutch, June 2026
Made by our Barcelona team.
Do you work with large international organisations in Europe?
Yes. Clients in Europe who have reviewed us on Clutch include BMW Group, FrieslandCampina, SBM Offshore and the Union for International Cancer Control. An IT consultancy in Spain hired us to make a film showing the capabilities of its new centre of excellence.
“We were impressed by their capacity to show with images the concepts we were keen to transmit and communicate.”
CEO, IT consulting firm, Spain, on Clutch, January 2023
Can you film one project across several countries?
Yes. Jake Joynson led Gravitee’s documentary from Barcelona, with the US shoots run by our New York team. In September 2026, the team filmed for Fundamental at Dreamforce in San Francisco, with a local crew.
For Advent International, it has shot in Mumbai. One global team keeps the tone and shooting style consistent across markets, and trusted local crews join when a shoot is somewhere else.
If you can’t be on set, you can watch over an HD remote dial-in.
Do you make films for leadership meetings and company events?
Yes. Our Barcelona team makes the films for Advent International’s two annual meetings, held six months apart. For one in 2025, it delivered five, including an opening film and a leadership film.
The closing film was built in advance, then finished on site with clips and photographs from the event. We can’t show these films: they were made for Advent’s own meetings.
A short film is a good way to open a session, or to move it on to a new subject. It sets out the different points of view in a few minutes, so the discussion can start straight away.
“We received positive feedback from stakeholders.”
Mktg & Branding Assistant, private equity placement agency, London, on Clutch, August 2024
Do you make training and internal films?
Yes. For a global industrial group, our Barcelona team makes training and internal films. They include a cybersecurity animation, a training series and a series for new joiners.
The films were made for its own staff, so we can’t show them. Our film for BCG, Passion with Purpose, won Gold for Employee Engagement at the New York Festivals.
Training films travel well in a large organisation. Once made, they can reach every site at no extra cost and be updated as things change. Animation suits the information-heavy parts, such as a cybersecurity briefing.
Can you make versions in Spanish and other languages?
Yes. We deliver Spanish versions with voice-over, subtitles or both, and record voice-overs in other European languages here in Barcelona.
In June 2026, the team arranged an internal film’s voice-overs in eight languages, Spanish included, through a Barcelona studio. Our Clutch profile lists Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Getting languages right starts with the brief. A European client once asked for its executive interviews to be “animated”, and said yes to an animator on set. On the day, the animator sketched the interviewees, but the client had meant lively, because past interviews had been dry.
When people brief in a second language, talk through what each part of the brief means, so everyone reads it the same way.
Do you make recruitment and employer brand films?
Yes. For BMW Group, we made a careers film. Its HR Marketing Specialist in Munich set out the aim on Clutch: “We wanted to improve our reputation as an employer among different target groups.”
In 2022, our team in Spain made a film to help an IT consultancy hire tech talent for its new centre of excellence. Its CEO wrote on Clutch: “Excellent result, well recognize within the organisation”.
We have won Work of the Year at the Recruitment Advertising & Design Awards twice, and Best Video four times.
How do you handle approvals between headquarters and local teams?
You approve a written treatment before anything is filmed: the idea, the story, the look and feel, and the reason behind each choice. Nothing goes into production until you’re happy.
Your Executive Producer then keeps every stage coordinated on Smart Casual, our production system. The CEO of the IT consultancy in Spain noted that “a unique point of contact from Casual was in charge of the communication with the client”.
“Everything was delivered on time, with flexibility throughout the process (which we truly appreciate, as approvals can sometimes be challenging on our side).”
Promotion & Management Coordinator, sports association, Switzerland, on Clutch, February 2026
““We were impressed by their experience in making documentaries; they knew exactly what to do.””
Nick Bennett, VP of Brand, Gravitee, Denver, on Clutch, June 2026
Questions about working with us in Barcelona.
Most live-action films we make sell for €22,000 to €67,000, and most animated films for €8,000 to €24,000. We scope each film against the value of the action it has to drive.
Yes. Executive Producer Tarryn Paul leads our Barcelona and Amsterdam team from Amsterdam. Senior producers Callum Ward and Jake Joynson are based in Barcelona.
You can meet them in Barcelona or wherever suits you, and they have space for meetings when you need it.
Yes. In June 2026, Callum Ward filmed in Madrid for BCG. We have teams in eight cities, including Barcelona, Amsterdam and London, and trusted local crews join when a shoot is somewhere else.
Our Smart Crew network helps cut the cost of international shoots.
Yes. We apply to the city ourselves, through our Spanish company, Casual Films Iberia S.L.
A crew of up to ten people with one camera and a tripod on the pavement needs a basic authorisation from Barcelona City Police. It carries no fee, and the latest you can apply is the day before the shoot.
Bigger crews, or blocked parking for technical vehicles, need a licence, which carries a fee. Allow at least five working days, or 15 days for complex shoots.
The basic authorisation doesn’t cover parks, beaches, the port areas or the Bunkers del Carmel. Drone flights in the city must be notified to Spain’s Ministry of the Interior five days ahead, and open-category drones need building owners’ permission.
We’ve filmed interviews at openbcn studios in Gràcia, at clients’ Barcelona offices and at conferences in the city.
Most projects take about two months, in Barcelona as elsewhere. Bigger or archive-heavy jobs take longer. We won the UEFA Academy job in August 2025 and delivered the film in February 2026, with 5TB of rushes to work through.
Small jobs can be much faster. With colleagues in Asia-Pacific and London, the team turned round a launch film for Fundamental in under 30 hours. We also work faster with a brand we already know.
With teams in eight cities, work can move round the world while you sleep. What slows a film down most is sign-off across a large group of stakeholders.
Two as standard, in Barcelona as in our other cities. In practice we keep going until the film does what the brief asked, within reason.
We agree the measure up front, then track what each film does against it, and can run immersion testing to show how it lands. If it isn’t doing its job, we keep working until it does. That’s the Casual Guarantee.
We reply within two working hours. Oliver Atkinson answers enquiries from Europe. If he’s travelling or on leave, a colleague he names replies instead.
Meet our Barcelona team
Tarryn Paul, Executive Producer · Callum Ward and Jake Joynson, Senior Producers.
Meet the team in Barcelona, at your offices or wherever suits you. They have meeting space when you need it.
info@casualfilms.com · +34 622 473 392
Oliver Atkinson answers enquiries from Europe and replies within two working hours.
Tell us what the film needs to do
Oliver Atkinson replies within two working hours. If he’s travelling or on leave, a colleague he names replies instead.
Approve a written treatment
The idea, the story, the look and feel, and the reason behind each choice. Nothing goes into production until you’re happy.
Tarryn Paul’s team makes the film
Most films take about two months from brief to finished film, and small jobs can be much faster. We apply for any city filming permits.
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