Freshers 2025

Freshers 2025

A bold visual designed to express the brand’s values and vision with clarity

Client

Strathclyde Student's Union

Sector

Better On

Deliverable(s)

Videography

Year

2025

Location

Better On

Link

Videography

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The Brief


Our collaboration with Strathclyde Students’ Union centred around capturing the energy and community spirit of Freshers Week. We worked together to produce a vibrant highlight video that showcased the best moments of the week - from campus events and live performances to the everyday buzz of student life. I compiled and edited a wide range of b-roll footage to create an authentic, fast-paced visual narrative that reflected the excitement of new beginnings.

The final video was shared across the Union’s digital platforms, helping to boost engagement and set the tone for an unforgettable start to the academic year.

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Our Approach

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A voice that's expert without overpromising

A voice that's expert without overpromising

We built a tone of voice that reads as warm and genuinely knowledgeable — reassuring rather than salesy — with compliance designed into the language itself, not bolted on at the end. Confidence and caution stopped being a trade-off.

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A voice that's expert without overpromising

A voice that's expert without overpromising

We built a tone of voice that reads as warm and genuinely knowledgeable — reassuring rather than salesy — with compliance designed into the language itself, not bolted on at the end. Confidence and caution stopped being a trade-off.

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A voice that's expert without overpromising

A voice that's expert without overpromising

We built a tone of voice that reads as warm and genuinely knowledgeable — reassuring rather than salesy — with compliance designed into the language itself, not bolted on at the end. Confidence and caution stopped being a trade-off.

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The Deliverables

We built a tone of voice that reads as warm and genuinely knowledgeable — reassuring rather than salesy — with compliance designed into the language itself, not bolted on at the end. Confidence and caution stopped being a trade-off.