Pukka Films

Pukka Films is an independent British film and television production studio based in central London. It brings cinematic storytelling to corporate, governmental and institutional communications, alongside independent feature-film development. Its approach to applied filmmaking uses drama, emotional engagement and visual explanation to address practical communication challenges and encourage behavioural change.

The studio’s work covers workplace safety, security, counter-terrorism, leadership, mental health and organisational culture. Productions range from brand campaigns and public information films to training dramas and educational simulations. Its public-sector clients include the Ministry of Defence, Department for Transport, Home Office, Bank of England and National Protective Security Authority, while corporate commissions include work for BP, BT, Saipem and Enel.

Production and digital capabilities

Pukka provides script-to-screen live-action production, covering concept development, writing, directing, location filming and production management. Its post-production services include editing, sound design, colour grading and multilingual subtitling and voiceover localisation, supporting delivery to international audiences.

In-house animation and visual-effects teams extend this work through 2D character animation, motion graphics, explanatory infographics, 3D environments and digital characters. Their capabilities include photorealistic CGI integration, green-screen replacement and physical simulations for subjects such as explosive hazards and emergency response. The studio also develops virtual reality, extended reality and screen-based interactive experiences for professional development and compliance training.

Applied communications and feature films

The portfolio combines institutional communications with narrative entertainment. Projects include the Bank of England’s The New £20, counter-terrorism training dramas for the Metropolitan Police and NPSA, and educational work for Gambling with Lives. Other commissions include workplace comedy for Video Arts, industrial safety films for Saipem and a language-learning brand campaign for Oxford University Press.

Through its internal Pukka Features imprint, the company develops feature films and television projects. Its theatrical work includes the war docudrama Kajaki: The True Story, released internationally as Kilo Two Bravo. This narrative slate sits alongside the studio’s continuing corporate, public-sector and educational production work.