01Age 16
The apprenticeship
At 16, Andrew took an apprenticeship at Halo Films under Peter Georgi, a BAFTA-winning director, at £2.50 an hour. He stayed five years.
About Sixty Seconds
Over a decade of video. Now one for each prospect.
We started as a video production company. The job has never changed: video that gets a deal moving.
The journey
One idea, four versions of the company
Each version had the same aim: video that moves the story forward.
02Age 21
Sixty Seconds starts
When Andrew left, Peter became his first client. He put his entire £3,000 redundancy into a Google Marketing Degree and started a video production company at 21.
03Next
After the films
A finished film is only half the story. What counts is whether the right people watch it. So we moved into getting it in front of them.
Every scene has to move the story forward.Peter Georgi’s rule, as Andrew tells it
04Over the years
Four versions of the company
Video production, then a software platform, then an agency running sales campaigns for clients and now personal sales video, done for you. Each one kept what worked from the last.
- Video production
- Software platform
- Sales campaign agency
- Personal sales video
05Today
Personal sales video, done for you
Today we record you once and build an AI clone of your face and voice. It fronts a short video and a page for each person on your list. We run it, and nothing goes out without your three sign-offs.
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How we work
What the work taught us.
- 01
Craft first
Andrew learnt the trade over five years at Halo Films. Every page and video is checked before it goes out.
- 02
Every scene earns its place
If a scene does not move the story forward, it goes. The same goes for a line of script.
- 03
Running it is part of the job
A video alone wins nothing, so we also research, build and run the campaign.
- 04
Apprentices get a shot here
Someone gave Andrew a shot with nothing on his CV. Now he hires apprentices.
Start here
Pick one prospect. We will make their video free.
Tell us who on a quick call. You see the video before you decide.
Your first video is free.