Bellyflop TV

Bellyflop TV I do live broadcast streaming across Lancashire, and using my robotic cameras I can turn any location into a TV studio! We have several examples to share.

Anyone can make a video but, if it doesn't deliver what you need it to then is it worth the time and effort that goes into it? Combining expert video production with professional marketing services we make sure your video delivers results, that's why our clients come back to us time and time again. As video marketers, Bellyflop can help you attract more business and build brand awareness. We help

you engage and communicate with your customers, ensuring they are informed and build trust in your brand. The subtle but distinct difference in video marketing is ensuring your video delivers results and provides a real return on investment. With more than twenty-five years of experience of making broadcast TV, we are skilled at finding the story and portraying that in a way that viewers can easily consume the information you want to share. In addition to video Bellyflop also produces Google 360° Tours which fully integrate with Google maps. The benefits of having your business listed within Google maps are many including greater ease of access for your clients, providing information and transparency to your business but equally important is the significant life in SEO that this provides. You can tap into the wealth of knowledge and experience the team at Bellyflop have by accessing their social media support, this can be in the form of training, content creation or platform management. Whatever your requirements the team will help you build a successful brand online. Bellyflop is a Burnley, Lancashire based video production company with a wealth of experience spanning over 30 years in broadcast television and non-broadcast social media and website video. Bellyflop’s background lies in broadcast TV where we have worked regularly since 1996 on programmes you may have heard of such as I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, Four In A Bed and Dog Rescuers to name just a few. By engaging a company with Bellyflop's pedigree you are not just hiring a camera crew or a video company but you are tapping into over thirty years of experience in video and media production plus marketing knowledge and experience spanning over fifteen years. This means that you can be assured that your video will deliver the results you need to achieve. Bellyflop (the non-broadcast element of our work), was born in 2008 and since then we have made over 4,000 website videos for customers along with producing photography, Google 360° tours or Street View or ‘See Inside’ Tours which fully integrate with Google maps. In addition, we also manage a wide range of social media accounts for a variety of clients. This can range from a single social media channel through to full brand management. If you are looking for a website video company that can support your business with great value and well-produced digital marketing and video content…you've found one. The most recent addition to Bellyflop's offering is Bellyflop Video, a digital platform which helps you to generate and collect video testimonials or reviews quickly and easily from your clients in a cost-effective way. The brand new service is available to all size businesses across all sectors from hairdressers or beauty salons through to hotels, restaurants and retailers, in fact, any business that has customers and needs to share how great their product or service is with their online audience. If you would like to find out more visit www.Bellyflop.tv and follow the links to Bellyflop Video to see the flexible pricing plans. You can use these videos on your social media channels and your website. They help create rich content which will fit with your digital media content strategy and act as social proof for your product or service. If you would like to produce a detailed case study then contact Bellyflop as in addition to our low-cost testimonials we can offer a full crew to create your bespoke films throughout the UK. Whether you are looking for a video review, a business profile film, a corporate video, case study film or a film to promote your new product then we can help. We also specialise in event and conference highlight films with coverage of workshops, entertainment and speeches to really capture the essence fo the event. If you are looking for recruitment films then we can help and have supported several successful recruitment campaigns with video. Additionally, we have helped develop new starter videos whereby company policies and training from manual handling through to operation manuals have been turned into video content for sharing across sites and ensuring consistency in the delivery and content. If you represent a school or education establishment then speak to us about our school profile films and Google 360° tours. We understand that maximising the number of students enrolled within the school is an important factor in ensuring the long term viability. Increasingly as parents are able to "shop" for the best school it is important to make sure your best attributes are showcased effectively to prospective students and their parents. Our staff are DBS checked and are very experienced at drawing the best from the filming day at school. Based in Lancashire in the Northwest we are ideally located for video and filming projects anywhere in the UK including Liverpool, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff or London. If you are considering your next video project then please contact the team for a no-obligation chat to see what may be achievable. If you would like to review some of our previous projects then please visit our website www.Bellyflop.tv and take a look at our portfolio of work and feel free to contact us to discuss your project ideas. We can arrange a Zoom or Teams video conference to work through your ideas if that is more convenient for you. The team at Bellyflop are passionate communicators and are always striving to improve the quality of their films. If you have specific concepts or ideas you would like to explore then the team would love to help you make them a reality. The team can be contacted via the website www.bellyflop.tv or look up BellyflopTV on social media, whether you prefer Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube or LinkedIn we can be contacted on any of the platforms and are always happy to help. We look forward to hearing from you and making your ideas a reality!

Been together a while? Fancy trying something that might just surprise you both? I’m looking for a small number of local...
26/03/2026

Been together a while? Fancy trying something that might just surprise you both? I’m looking for a small number of local Lancashire couples who might be open to taking part in a documentary photography experiment, filmed by me.

The idea is simple; one partner photographs the man, and he sees the results at the end. I’ll be filming the process myself, and after decades of filming real people on camera, putting participants at ease is second nature.

This isn’t about modelling or ‘looking sexy.’ It’s about noticing the little things you carry with you, the confidence you don’t always see, and the connection with your partner that you sometimes take for granted.

It’s about experiencing a side of yourself you might not expect to see. No previous experience is needed, and all body types are welcome.

If this feels like something you might be interested in, please message me privately. I’ll explain the full process before anyone commits, and taking part is entirely up to you.

I love filming people, and I’ve been doing it for most of my life. Back in 2006, I was one of the country’s first ever Y...
24/03/2026

I love filming people, and I’ve been doing it for most of my life. Back in 2006, I was one of the country’s first ever YouTubers.

Since then, I’ve worked in reality and fly on the wall documentary, capturing real moments. The small everyday interactions that tell more about us than we usually notice.

I’m exploring a YouTube idea with couples and photography, noticing the little everyday things we carry with us, and seeing ourselves the way our partner sees us.

I want to create something people can watch with their heart, something that might make them see themselves differently.

The idea is simple; a photo shoot, then a reveal of the images. No previews, no retakes. Just playfulness, honesty and recognising what we bring to each other every day, often without noticing.

Looking back over the last ten or twenty years, what’s something about yourself that stands out to you now in a way it didn’t back then?

Friday question... When do men stop feeling attractive?Not the gym every day, calorie counting types. Just ordinary blok...
20/03/2026

Friday question... When do men stop feeling attractive?

Not the gym every day, calorie counting types. Just ordinary blokes who don’t get there as often as they should. The ones juggling work, family, stress, life.

I'm in the over 50 club myself now and I do take notice of what my Fitbit tells me, but I’ve been thinking about how men see themselves physically in their 40s and 50s, especially in long-term relationships.

We don’t really talk about it. We joke about dad bods and getting old, but that’s usually where it stops.
Over the next few months I’m putting more time into my YouTube channel and looking at stories around midlife confidence and how partners see each other over time.

I’d genuinely like to know this: when you look in the mirror, do you see the same man or partner you used to? Or do we just get better at pretending it matters less than it does?

Ever notice how some YouTube creators grow faster than others? The secret isn’t fancy gear or luck. It’s finding a niche...
18/03/2026

Ever notice how some YouTube creators grow faster than others? The secret isn’t fancy gear or luck. It’s finding a niche.

Focusing on what you genuinely care about, something you’re good at, something other people actually want to see.

And here’s the thing. Finding your niche builds confidence. Even small wins make you start believing in your ideas, your skills, and yes, even in yourself.

Which makes me wonder. Why do so many men, even those who’ve achieved a lot, struggle to see their own value? In public, on camera, or even just in the mirror.

Over the next few weeks, I’m exploring this more. How creativity, self-expression, and a bit of courage can help people see themselves differently.

What’s one thing you’ve done that made you feel more confident about yourself?

Thinking about starting a YouTube channel? At one point, my channel was getting more daily viewers than Richard & Judy.I...
16/03/2026

Thinking about starting a YouTube channel? At one point, my channel was getting more daily viewers than Richard & Judy.

I started it back in 2006, long before 'being a YouTuber' was really a thing.

Since then we’ve seen creators build massive careers on the platform;
• Zoella reportedly earned around £50,000 a month from her YouTube-led business.
• KSI made gaming videos in his bedroom and has a media empire worth tens of millions, with boxing matches, music, and now a judge on Britain’s Got Talent.

Of course, not everyone will reach those levels.

But it does show what can happen when someone builds an audience online.
I’ve spent my entire career communicating and engaging with people, and these are probably the five things I’d say to anyone starting a YouTube channel;

1. Start before you feel ready. Your early videos won’t be perfect. That’s normal.

2. Talk about something you actually care about. If you're interested in it, that usually comes across.

3. Consistency beats perfection. A regular video is usually better than waiting ages to make something 'perfect'.

4. Be yourself. People respond to authenticity far more than polish.

5. Give it time. Most successful channels grow slowly.

Just out of interest, what sort of YouTube channel would you start?

I’ve got a few upcoming projects myself that will show just how creative people can get with video.

Me and Mum: This photo was taken when I was about four, just over 3 years before my mum died. In the short time I knew h...
15/03/2026

Me and Mum: This photo was taken when I was about four, just over 3 years before my mum died. In the short time I knew her, I still have little memories, like writing notes and hiding them under her pillow for after she’d finished work at the Walls factory in Godley.

I was born on a Sunday at 3pm, so I’ve looked up what song was number one then, and it was ‘Love Me for a Reason’ by The Osmonds. I like to think it was playing on the radio while she held me for the first time.

I hope my mum would be proud of the life I’ve built and the work I do.

I've done a video about my memories of the time I lost my Mum, It's not live on my YouTube channel until Sunday but if you like you can have a watch, it’s in the comments.

If your mum is still around give her a hug when you can, I hope you treasure every moment with her and remember she’s doing the best she can.

This is play money. But the money you can make from YouTube and TikTok isn’t. Some industry estimates suggest that YouTu...
12/03/2026

This is play money. But the money you can make from YouTube and TikTok isn’t. Some industry estimates suggest that YouTube pays out more than $30 billion per year to creators across ad revenue, channel memberships, and other monetisation tools. (Link to these stats below).

I’ve spent over 20 years creating video content for online audiences, and here’s what most people still get wrong… They think they need expensive cameras, qualifications, and Industry connections.

But you don’t. You need an idea and a niche, the confidence (or courage) to talk to camera, consistency, and something to film on, even an iPhone

That’s it.

The real shift happens when you stop 'playing at making videos' and start treating it like a platform, a business, a channel with long term intent.

And one thing makes that shift much easier; A network. I want to build a small group of creators who are serious about turning content into income. Supporting each other, sharing what works, holding each other accountable.

If you're up for moving from Monopoly money to real revenue, comment below or DM me. Let’s build something that pays.

02/03/2026

This is a Mobile TV Studio that I set up yesterday for Podcasts the first of which has gone out today!

01/03/2026

This is how I turned a community centre into a TV studio! 

Here's three of the craziest situations I’ve had to deal with while filming... Asking the backing dancers of techno band...
27/02/2026

Here's three of the craziest situations I’ve had to deal with while filming... Asking the backing dancers of techno band Scooter to put knickers on under their silver hot pants because… how they were dressed was just not acceptable for a Saturday morning BBC kids’ show.

ITV2 Ghost Hunting with Happy Mondays. Absolutely mad. Highlights included Shaun pi***ng himself in fear locked in a prison cell, and being burned with a cigarette by ‘a ghost’.

On a Channel 4 daytime show calming down a slightly hysterical male bodybuilder from Newcastle, dressed as a Spanish flamenco dancer (one of the most recognised symbols of Spanish culture), dancing for tokens on the streets of Barcelona during one of the unexpectedly biggest Catalan Independence protests (Spanish symbols weren't exactly welcome).

Sometimes TV work is chaotic, ridiculous… and yes, occasionally it involves filming out of the back of a van, harnessed up (as the photo shows!).

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