Bang Productions
Audio branding, radio imaging and animated video production for artists, labels, broadcasters and venues
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Bang Productions
Bang Productions creates radio and podcast imaging, audio branding, animated music videos, lyric videos, visualisers and concert visuals. It also provides voice talent, episode production and distribution through Syndicast.
Its customers include artists, labels, broadcasters and venues. The company scopes projects, provides a quote and schedule, then produces and delivers the agreed assets.
BANG PRODUCTIONS LTD was founded in 2014 and is based in Chislehurst, United Kingdom.
Product: Custom radio and podcast imaging, audio branding, voice talent, episode production, animated video and live-show visuals.
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