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Here Now Films Wins “Best Media Startup” at UK Business Awards.

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We’re stoked to share some exciting news with you all—Here Now Films has been named Best Media Start-Up at the UK Agency Awards! 🥳

Here Now Films' "best media start up" awards badge from the UK Business Awards.

This year has been nothing short of incredible for us. From pushing boundaries in documentary filmmaking to winning Highly Commended at The Drum Awards, and now this—2024 has truly been one for the books.

This award is a testament to our amazing team, the bold stories we’ve been privileged to tell, and the incredible partners who’ve supported us along the way. We couldn’t do what we do without the trust you place in us to capture the moments that matter most.

We’ll be sharing more soon (including some shiny new assets), but for now, we just wanted to take a moment to celebrate and say thank you. 🖤

Here’s to pushing on as one of London’s leading vide production companies and to creating films that inspire a happier, more sustainable, and biodiverse planet—together.

Cheers,
Ed & the Here Now Films team

P.S. If you’re not already following us on socials, now’s the perfect time to join the party—we’ll be sharing all the behind-the-scenes action and what’s coming next! 🎉

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Ed Smit
Ed Smit

Ed Smit is the London-born Co-Founder and Managing Director of Here Now Films. With over 15 years of filmmaking experience, alongside earlier work in Marine Biology and investment analysis, Ed blends science, strategy, and storytelling in a way that’s shaped hundreds of productions. He has led major international projects—from delivering video for GMR Marketing at the Paris Olympics to producing documentaries broadcast on BBC World reaching over 400 million viewers—and has helped charities secure more than £200,000 in new funding. At Here Now Films, he champions a belief that cinema-quality storytelling should be accessible, because exceptional work shouldn’t be exclusive.

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