
At our core, we believe in simplifying everything
We help B2B brands build curated image and video banks, from brand photography and b roll to hero films. We team up with
photographers and videographers around the world through our own network, BBN partners, and your preferred suppliers
when needed. The goal is always the same: create a library of assets that feels authentic, on brand, and easy to use across markets
and channels.

Why image and video banks matter
A strong library helps you:
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Stay consistent across campaigns, channels, and markets
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Move faster by reducing time spent searching, recreating, or improvising visuals
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Build trust with authentic imagery that matches your message
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Support the buyer journey with both emotional storytelling and functional clarity

Great visuals don’t start with a camera.
They start with a brief
We work alongside you and the photographer or videographer to define what to capture, why it matters, and how it should look and feel. From planning and creative direction to post production and delivery, we keep the process structured and straightforward so you end up with a usable image and video bank that is organized and ready for real marketing work. And if you need it, we can handle the practical parts too, including casting, locations, permits, safety planning, art direction and styling, and post production coordination.
We’ve shaped image and video banks for B2B brands across
industries and markets. Here are a few examples of how we build libraries that strengthen brand recognition, support storytelling, and stay useful long after the shoot is over.
Hardox® wear plate, Mantella (Italy)
The brief was simple: show the equipment in action. Over a two day shoot in Italy, we captured a bank of photography and film in the hard, tough world of mining. The material has since been used across a wide range of marketing touchpoints, from brand communication to customer case storytelling.
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​Photographer: Stefan


Merck Animal Health, Nobivac (Global)
A new black and white image bank was produced with a
documentary feel, capturing the everyday bond between pet owners and their animals. We travelled across multiple countries to portray people of different ages, ethnicities, and relationships. The imagery helped bring the brand proposition Essential
protection for essential bonds to life, balancing emotion with credibility across global communication.
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Photographer: Bsmart
XMOR® Gen 2 Dump Body
For XMOR’s new dump body, we chose 3D for two reasons: access to major mines in Australia is limited, with safety and privacy as top priorities, and mining equipment rarely stays clean and photogenic for long. 3D gave us full control and consistency, making it possible to plan structured angles and highlight key features clearly. And if the opportunity arises, the concept can still be complemented with real world video.


When 3D is the smartest option
3D is a powerful way to create both still and animated content when photography or film is limiting. Three key reasons to choose 3D are clarity (show hidden parts, cutaways, and step by step sequences), control (consistent lighting, angles, and environments across every market and format), and scalability (reuse the same assets across campaigns, films, presentations, and trade show screens, even before a product is manufactured or installed).

Our stance on AI generated imagery
We mainly use AI for conceptual exploration. In B2B, authenticity matters, so real environments and real people often build the most trust. That said, we use AI generated imagery and video when it fits the idea, for example in our awareness campaign Survival of the Fittest, created with AI generated animals in a black studio setting. Case study coming soon.
