Case study

HaysMac LinkedIn video content

Turning one conversation into a series of LinkedIn videos for HaysMac.

Part of HaysMac's Clarity for Creative Minds campaign, featuring a conversation between Jon Dawson, HaysMac Partner, and Richard Langrish, CFO at The Independent.

Short-form edits from the campaign

One conversation, filmed once, shaped into a series of short LinkedIn edits.


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The brief

HaysMac wanted to create a conversation-led video in their new office space, with the aim of producing a longer edit alongside shorter clips for LinkedIn.

The conversation was between Jon Dawson, HaysMac Partner, and Richard Langrish, CFO at The Independent, covering Richard's role as CFO, how The Independent is investing for the future, and the opportunities and risks of AI in media.

Each piece of content needed to feel professional and considered, while staying natural and easy to watch. The shorter clips each needed a clear topic, a strong opening and a reason for viewers to keep watching.

Interview setup in HaysMac's London office
HaysMac office view overlooking the Thames

Filming in a new office overlooking the Thames

The shoot took place in HaysMac's new office space overlooking the Thames, giving the video a strong sense of place and making the setting feel specific to them.

The main challenge was balancing the bright window light behind the speakers with the indoor lighting on their faces. The setup needed to keep the view visible without leaving the subjects underexposed.

The shoot used a lean interview setup with additional lighting and clean audio capture, keeping things professional while still allowing the conversation to feel natural.

From one shoot to a content bank

Rather than creating one video and moving on, the conversation was shaped into a small content bank. Alongside the longer conversation edit, HaysMac received five shorter LinkedIn-ready clips that could be used across the campaign over time.

Why this works for professional services

For professional services firms, video content works best when it helps people hear directly from the experts inside the business.

A longer conversation gives space for proper insight, while shorter LinkedIn edits make the content easier to share, easier to watch and more useful for ongoing marketing.

It gives firms a way to create regular, people-led content without needing a completely new idea for every post.

Interview subject laughing during the HaysMac shoot

The full conversation edit

The full conversation edit gave HaysMac a complete campaign asset, while the shorter clips made the strongest moments easier to share on LinkedIn.

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