The Mental Health Innovation Network (MHIN) brings together founders, investors and clinicians working to improve mental health care. In April 2026 it ran a half-day event on a practical question for early-stage founders: how to find the right capital, not just any capital, and map a route through the funding landscape. The event was held at Hale House, 76 Portland Place, the Harley Street Health District venue SomX supports.

An event like this happens once. The talks, the conversations and the energy in the room are easy to lose the moment the day ends. MHIN wanted the day captured properly, as content that could carry the conversation to the founders who could not attend.

SomX produced the event content end to end.

Pre-production and brief

We scoped what the day needed and built a clear brief for a photographer and videographer, covering the run of the morning, the interview plan and the shots required for the edit. We coordinated with the venue team on access, timings and audio, arranging a direct feed from the room's PA so speaker audio was clean.

Filming and photography on the day

We ran a single-camera shoot across the morning, capturing the talks, the speakers and the room, alongside a full set of event photography. The core of the film was a series of short interviews recorded on site, deliberately balanced across perspectives: the host, an investor view and a founder view, so the final edit reflected the range of voices in the room rather than a single angle.

Edit and delivery

Our editor cut a highlight film from the day, paced for social, with captions, on-screen name tags and motion graphics. We produced the film for the host venue's channels and built it to flex, with shorter, MHIN-branded cuts so the event partner could use the content across its own audiences too.