Juwill Productions

Juwill Productions is a video studio in Sliema built around a small team of creatives who love working with moving pictures. It began with short personal films and grew into a practice that makes advertising for some of the best-known brands on the islands. Its commercials have been streamed more than a million times, which the team likes to point out is roughly every person in Malta watching twice.

If you run a business in Malta, or are a UK company planning a campaign aimed at the island, the studio is one of the names worth knowing in the video production directory for Malta. Everything below describes what the studio offers so that you can judge whether to send an enquiry.

Who Juwill works with

The work on show is firmly commercial. The portfolio includes television-style adverts and brand films for LifeStar, GO, Bank of Valletta, the myKSU app, Hermanos Burgers, Antonio's Barber Shop and the Seminary Vocations Centre. That spread matters if you are weighing up a studio: it shows the team is used to moving between a corporate tone for banking and a looser, more playful one for a food or grooming business.

The films are shot on location around the islands, so the finished footage doubles as a showcase of the scenery. Coastal paths, sandy coves and village streets all turn up on screen, and anyone who has holidayed here will recognise the light described in our guide to the best beaches in Malta. A client planning a shoot around the seasons may also want to read the Malta weather guide before agreeing dates.

Services you can ask about

Commercial production is the headline service, covering television and online adverts from idea to finished film. Event coverage sits alongside it, so a launch, conference or celebration can be filmed and turned into a shareable highlight. Editing is offered as a service in its own right, which suits companies that already hold footage and need it cut into something polished.

Two more strands round out the offer. Animation and design bring in motion graphics and illustrated explainers for brands that prefer not to appear on camera, and photography covers stills for a brand or a personal portfolio. The studio's blog explains why it rates both: animation as a flexible way for budding creators and established brands to tell a story, and photography as a quick way to lift a brand's look. Event organisers choosing a filming partner may also like to see the planners listed on the 242.group event planning page.

Content for creators

Juwill also runs a podcast, described as made for creators by creators, and keeps a blog on creative topics. Neither is a substitute for a proper brief, but both give a feel for how the team thinks about storytelling before you commit to a project. If you are relocating to Malta to build a creative business, the studio's output is also a useful snapshot of local production values, and our Malta relocation guide covers the practical side of settling in.

Finding the studio and getting started

The studio is based on St Publius Street in Tas-Sliema, a busy seafront district. Visitors staying in the area will find plenty of choice on our page for hotels in Sliema, and the capital itself, well worth a day of filming or sightseeing, is covered in the Valletta guide.

To get started, describe your idea, your audience and your timing in the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page. We pass your message to the business, and the team can then talk through scope and cost with you directly. If you want more inspiration for locations before you write, the things to do in Malta page and the Gozo guide show the range of settings within easy reach.