'Never before have we had a brief met so precisely! My exact vision for the final product was realised, and then some. Seveer provided a truly professional (and friendly) service, and managed to produce an incredible end result for a project that had a very tight deadline.'

'When your whole 'raison d'etre' is presentation services, it is absolutely vital that every single piece of communication that you issue reflects your position at the forefront of the industry. For MCL, the way we present ourselves to our external clients is of paramount importance and Stuart and the team at Seveer have developed a communications strategy that has been at the very heart of MCL's recent business success. From the production of presentation templates through to cutting edge video production Seveer's contribution has really made a difference. The way that MCL present ourselves has become a major point of differentiation within the AV industry, and has had a positive affect upon our commercial business success. But over and above the originality of the thinking and the quality of work, Stuart is a genuinely nice guy, who is very much a part of team MCL'

'Henshaws wanted a way to communicate with a range of audiences about the services we provide to local visually impaired people, and the need we have for fundraised income. Seveer Media created an interactive CD-Rom package which enables us to communicate some complex information in a powerful and engaging way. We are in the early stages of using the CD-Rom as both a marketing and fundraising tool but are already receiving very positive feedback and seeing a raised level of donations.

Stuart and his team were very professional and engaged well with our staff and visually impaired service users. Better than any other external agency we have worked with, they were able to get "under the skin" of Henshaws and to clearly understand what we needed to communicate and why.

Crucial to this was that they understood the main communication issue for charities like Henshaws, namely how to get people to empathise emotionally with the cause, and give generously, without patronising our service users. The result is a series of films which give a sensitive portrayal of the very real difficulties faced by visually impaired people but at the same time are an uplifting celebration of the successful lives that they are able to live with a little bit of help from Henshaws.'