Shipping and marine videos

Supplying the maritime industry demands a unique blend of expertise and in-depth knowledge, encompassing everything from mastering distinctive terminology to adhering to rigorous safety practices that ensure crew well-being.

Senate Media specialises in providing content provider for the marine industry. We have a breadth of experience in the sector and have collaborated with a range of organisations such as:

What problems can video solve for the maritime sector?

From helping to keep your staff safe, to providing a direct return on investment by driving sales, video serves as an incredibly versatile tool. It allows you to convey key messages to your target audience in an engaging, accessible and memorable manner.

These are some of the typical use cases we see:

Provide training

Working at sea presents serious challenges, and ensuring the safety of employees is paramount for maritime companies and organisations. Our animations cover critical topics such as the importance of a robust safety culture, mooring procedures, and enclosed space entry protocols. These animated training videos are not only more engaging than traditional manuals but also cost-effective to produce compared to on-site filming.

Promote a product

Animated promotional videos are a powerful way to highlight the features and benefits of maritime products, both large and small. A professionally produced video can be utilised in sales presentations, on websites, and across social media platforms, providing a consistent and compelling explanation of your product and helping to drive sales. 

At Senate Media, we work with clients to create maritime product videos, including those promoting safety guides and apps to help manage crew availability and hours.

Engage stakeholders

Video is also a great medium for explaining who you are as a business and what you do, as well as raising awareness of your brand. It can be used for thought leadership, to highlight your support for environmental causes, and to showcase your activities as a socially responsible business.

It can also help manage stakeholders, by showing the value of your business and the contribution it makes to the local economy – something particularly relevant to large local employers such as ports.