It was a double celebration on the 13th October for creative production agency Hangar Seven as it marked the successful take off of its new London facility with a launch party and celebrated new client wins from the likes of Marks & Spencer and JD Sports Fashion Plc.
More than 400 clients, suppliers and business associates attended the party at Hangar Seven’s new 15,000 sq ft photography studio on City Road in London (EC1) which specialises in online fashion photography and catwalk videos, and houses Hangar Seven’s advertising production teams and publications division.
Within just two months of opening the studio has already attracted new clients including M&S, ITV, JD Sports Fashion Plc, Cadburys and Disney, who have benefitted from its central London location and state of the art re-purposing technology. These new brands join Hangar Seven’s already enviable client list that includes B&Q, DFS, adidas and WH Smith for whom it delivers room set photography, year-round location shoots at its facility in Portugal, advertising production and publications.
Established by a team of highly experienced media professionals including directors Nick Aldrich, Andy Rosson and Jeremy Middleton, the growth of Hangar Seven has been spectacular. The business began in 2009 with a purpose-designed studio in Macclesfield, made its first acquisition of London-based advertising production business Radius in 2010 and added a new operation in Portugal, and invested more than £1m in the new City Road based studio earlier this year, which enabled the firm’s entry into volume fashion photography.
Hangar Seven director Nick Aldrich said:
“This is a really exciting development for the company that has the scope to add significantly to the business. We have already built a strong position in the home interest photography niche, and we’re now looking forward to taking full advantage of our latest venture into high volume fashion photography as well as the growth of our advertising production business.”
“Whilst the Media sector is relatively mature, and the more creative, discretionary spend areas can be vulnerable to economic cycles, we’ve developed an offering specifically to take advantage of these circumstances and present clients with something different, which meets their needs in an innovative way. We’re very encouraged by our progress to date, and look forward to an exciting future.”
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