Clients And Testimonials

We can tell you why Back To The Planet is a great company to work with, list our areas of expertise and talk all day about what makes us different, but I’m sure you would agree that we might be a little bit biased.  So, instead we thought you would rather hear directly from our clients to get a fair and honest impression.

Here you can find information about our previous projects, read what our clients have to say about Back To The Planet and why they keep coming back.

Mark Thomas – (Sales and Marketing Manager – The St Monica Trust)

“I think working with Back To The Planet is a good fit for SMT – they understand what we do and what we are about and we are able to leave them be to get on with it”

Berry Goddard – (Bio Blitz coordinator – Bristol Natural History Consortium)

“Back to the Planet generously gave their time and expertise to our BioBlitz project by editing down footage filmed at the event into a concise 5 minute film. We have been able to use this for our website and to also send onto funders to really bring the event alive for them!”

Rachel Baker – (Head of Marketing and Communications – St Monica Trust)

“We wanted to produce a short film that captured the atmosphere and feel of our services for people with dementia.

We needed a company that would be sensitive to the many issues that arise from filming within this kind of real-life environment: working with people who might be forgetful, or were unable to provide consent; families and staff who were anxious about maintaining calm and relaxed surroundings; and a demanding brief that would present the many positive aspects of the support and care on offer.

Back to the Planet understood all of these dimensions and showed patience and empathy throughout the process. They accommodated what was often a fluid situation and were able to respond to every individual in an appropriate and thoughtful way. The final production has proved to be very effective in conveying the messages we identified and we hope to be able to work with the people who are Back To The Planet again in the future.”

Janet Sleigh – (3rd Dan, Jin Sei Kai)

“Back to the Planet provided quality of expertise in filmmaking and design and also offered crucial assistance of other aspects including advertising, marketing and future product development. They had a ton of ideas and the support we received was fantastic. Back to the Planet did their homework before the project.”

Jin Sei kai engaged Back To The Planet for the purpose of producing a karate DVD. With a huge number of DVDs of this sort on the market, we were determined to produce a product that was professional in all aspects.

“They familiarized themselves with the martial arts world and I found them coming back to me offering suggestions. They were brilliant in their support of marketing and in this area we decided to leave the entire marketing campaign to them. They are creative, thinking, have foresight and are easy to form a relationship with.”

Felipe Cruz – (Director of Communications, Charles Darwin Foundation)

“As director of communications for the Charles Darwin Foundation I found that Back To The Planet were an inspiration to all that became involved with their production and I would recommend them to anyone. Especially if your video or film deals with sensitive, delicate and ethical issues. They delivered exactly what they promised, a series of films without prejudice.

Back To The Planet came to The Galapagos Islands to produce a series of short films about the Galapageon people, the problems that we face with the ever rising tourist numbers and the knock-on effects connected with this.

It was also in our native language, Spanish. It was great to finally work with a production company whose aim was to produce a film with our main interests at heart. A film for the local people, about the local people.

Many Thanks to Alan and his team.”

Alan Vanstone – (Project manager, City and Guilds)

“As a direct result of the promotional videos produced by Back To The Planet the Learning for Living case studies increased their appeal by an estimated 15-25%.

The videos gave the product a personal touch that was vital to legitimise the product and help broaden its appeal. The video clips were used in various ways around the country to promote Learning for Living, including a presentation in the ‘House of Commons’. They also helped close deals, generate sales and was an influence in gaining government funding.”