What is Visionmix Productions?

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Visionmix Productions is a Sheffield-based production company working across filming, live streaming, motion graphics, editing, drone, and green screen. It also handles duplication and tape transfers, including converting tape to DVD and digital formats. If you need a single supplier for a video project that combines shooting, post-production, and physical media conversion, this is the type of company to consider.

Where it is based

The company operates from SUM Studios in Sheffield:

  • Address: Visionmix Productions, SUM Studios, Studio 2, Sheffield, S2 3AQ
  • Phone: 0114 250 1007

Being studio-based matters if your project needs a controlled space — for example, green screen work or a promo shoot that can't depend on weather and location noise.

Services

The site lists the following capabilities:

Service What it covers
Filming On-location and studio shooting
Streaming Live broadcast of events or sessions
Motion graphics Animated graphics and titles
Editing Post-production assembly and finishing
Drone Aerial footage
Green screen Studio work with composited backgrounds
Duplication Copies of finished material
Tape transfers Tape to DVD and tape to digital
Tape to DVD & Digital Conversion of legacy tape formats

The mix is worth noting: many suppliers do either production or duplication, not both. If your job involves new footage plus digitising older tapes, one contact can cover the whole chain.

Work shown on the site

The portfolio headings give a sense of the project types:

  • Animation – Hepp
  • Promo – SCT Live
  • Promo – UTC Sheffield

These suggest a focus on promotional and animated content rather than, say, long-form broadcast drama. If your project is a promo, an explainer, or event coverage, the examples are closer to that territory.

When to contact them

Reach out if you can answer yes to any of these:

  • You need filming and editing handled by the same team.
  • You want a live stream produced rather than just recorded.
  • Your project needs green screen or drone footage.
  • You have tapes that need converting to DVD or digital files.
  • You need duplicates of a finished video.

The phone number and studio address above are the direct route. The site also lists Instagram and a contact page if you prefer to make first contact in writing.

What to confirm before booking

The site does not publish pricing, turnaround times, or equipment lists, so treat those as open questions. When you get in touch, ask specifically about:

  • Availability for your dates, especially for live streaming where timing is fixed.
  • What tape formats they can handle, if your transfer job involves older or unusual media.
  • Whether drone work is subject to local flight restrictions at your location.
  • What you receive at the end — file formats, resolution, and whether raw footage is included.

Those four points usually determine whether a production quote matches what you actually need.