White label,
as standard
Of the 422 numbered jobs since 2011, most arrived through design, events and production agencies. That isn’t a side channel — it’s the business, and it runs on discretion.
Your client stays yours
Fifteen years of white-label work and not one poached client. The relationship is the agency’s asset; I’m the capacity behind it.
Invisible, or in the room
Deliverables under your branding and my name nowhere near them — or presenting alongside you as your senior creative. Whichever serves the account.
NDAs as routine
Most of the work behind the brand list on this site was done under one. Paperwork signed same day.
Show-day tested
On-site edits, overnight turnarounds, the VT that changes at 11pm before a 9am open. Fifteen conference seasons of it.
“Deadlines are invariably tight and challenging. Where ordinarily this can lead to compromise in terms of quality, time or budget, Spencer has consistently delivered in all three areas — time and time again. Frankly I’d be hesitant to even consider using someone else for future projects.”
What you can sell now
AI production capability without hiring for it. Your clients are asking about AI video; most agencies can’t yet answer with something they’d put their name on. Offer directed AI films, rescue of content clients have generated themselves, and the Ten-Point Check as a productised line on your rate card — delivered by someone who has spent twenty years making the traditional versions.
And everything as before
Edit, VFX, 3D, grade, motion graphics, conference VTs, awards packages, projection mapping — the classic disciplines that built the job list, at the same standard they were built to. AI hasn’t replaced any of it; it’s made the turnarounds faster.
Day rate or project fee. Quote in 24 hours.
Tell me the shape of the job — format, deadline, client sector — and you’ll have a number and an honest capacity answer within a working day.
Send the shape of the job