Sirocco Media

Demo Media

webmaster — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 20:17:27 +0000

A short web viral produced for Demo Media and Haagen Dazs in Leicester Square.

Mongol: The Search for Khan

webmaster — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 19:54:23 +0000

In 2009 Sirocco Media were commissioned to make a film of a discovery which could potentially alter history. As usual we stepped up to the challenge and produced a phenomenal production. Here is a little taster…

British School of Balooning

webmaster — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 13:57:21 +0000

Sirocco Media was given the task of capturing the real life ballooning experience and placing it on the web. Through the use of innovative design and web video we did this with remarkable results. Potential customers were able to watch the video and experience what it was like to fly and then continue their user journey directly through to the booking page.

Visit the British School of Ballooning website here.

British School of Ballooning has been established for over 20 years.Established in 1987, the British School of Ballooning is a family owned business operating many balloons throughout Southern England. We employ only the finest pilots, many with over 1000 hours flying experience, so as to make each and every balloon flight a special occasion.

British Ceramic Tile

webmaster — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 13:51:16 +0000

Sirocco Media integrated a powerful set of web videos into the British Ceramic Tile website. We worked in conjunction with Adaptive Consultancy to produce a truly astonishing web site for what some may consider a flat topic.

Visit the British Ceramic Tile Website here.

British Ceramic Tile is an ultra-modern and energy efficient manufacturer of ceramic tiles based in Devon. With a complete redevelopment of the Candy factory in 1998 British Ceramic Tile has gone from strength to strength.

Princes Cup Polo

webmaster — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:30:54 +0000

We implemented the design and build of the site for this prestigious event which is now about to run into its 4th year and continues to grow and attract attention throughout the polo world. The most important thing for us during this project was to understand the user and to build the site based upon the needs of that user.

“As British Cavalry Officers travelled the four corners of the earth, they learnt to play and love polo, spreading the game from Argentina to Australia. Polo is thriving everywhere it is played. British Polo Day aims to celebrate the heritage of the game in each country, reviving some of the old rivalries whilst bridging cultures, in a quintessentially British Day. Polo is traditionally referred to as the “Game of Kings”, however, the institutions playing in The UAE in March are better known for their polo playing princes so it is apt that they should be fighting for the Princes’ Cup. 2009 saw the inaugural Eton v Harrow and Oxbridge v Habtoor Polo matches in The UAE.”