Tilling Creative Group

Tilling Creative Group was a British creative production agency working across corporate communications, branded films, animation, sports broadcasting and documentaries. Historically known as Tilling Creative, it combined live-action production with editorial, motion graphics and sound services for businesses, broadcasters and event organisers. Its work ranged from internal communications and safety films to international event coverage and independent factual productions.

Established in the early 1990s by brothers Christopher Richard Tilling and Nicholas Ross Tilling, the business incorporated as Tilling Productions Limited in 1997. The founders had begun their careers as runners and cutting-room editors in the early 1980s. The operating company adopted the Tilling Creative Group Limited legal name in November 2018, continuing the production business under its later public identity.

Production and creative work

The agency developed projects from initial concepts, scripts and storyboards through filming, post-production and delivery. Production capabilities included studio and location shoots, drone cinematography, multi-camera event capture and remote direction. Its post-production offering covered editing, animation, visual effects, colour grading, sound design and audio mixing, with versions prepared for broadcast, social media and corporate distribution.

Its portfolio included Century in Motion, a historical documentary and brand retrospective for Castrol, and A Sicilian Dream, a drama-documentary exploring the Targa Florio road race. Other work included long-running British Showjumping coverage for BT Sport, films for BP’s Ultimate Field Trip university STEM competition, Castrol EDGE promotional content and international event coverage for Sanofi. The company also supplied sports broadcasts and documentary programming to BSkyB.

Operating history

After maintaining physical production and post-production facilities in the London area, the agency moved to a distributed production model following the COVID-19 pandemic. Producers, animators and editors collaborated remotely with freelance crews and technical operators working internationally.

Trading operations ceased in early 2026. The shareholders passed a resolution for voluntary winding up on 17 March 2026, and the operating company entered Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation.