Kaija Larke brings a strong passion for storytelling and an instinct for what works to every project, with more than 20 years experience in the broadcasting industry. Starting her career as a journalist in local newspapers and radio, she went on to produce programmes on network shows for BBC Radio Five Live, the World Service, ITN and Setanta Sports before landing her dream role as a TV Reporter at BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service).
Videos can increase conversion rates by more than 180% and will improve trust in your brand and in you.
Tell your story with an engaging, impactful video that people want to share and comment on.
Stress-free. You can be as involved as you’d like with the process. Input into the storyboarding phase, or leave This Media Larke to pull the whole project together for you.
The launch night of the Tribute Ink Exhibition at the National Army Museum, Chelsea. The show tells how tattoos capture and commemorate the stories of our Armed Forces Community.
Capture the essence of old Hollywood Glamour for the modern woman at Bombshell Chic. The Boutique in Christchurch, stocks vintage-inspired clothing capturing the femininity of the bygone age as well as quirky accessories and shoes. Customer testimonials support the trusted brand.
Pace Rehabilitation provides a multi-disciplinary service to those who have suffered an amputation and/or serious limb injury, helping them to reclaim their lives following life changing events.
We all need a little inspiration at times, and this is one of the most inspiring from the 2019 Awards. We can’t wait to see who is called up to the stage in the autumn for the 10th Anniversary Soldiering On Awards!
In 2017 a team of Wounded, Injured and Sick British military veterans rode in to the record books when they completed the world’s toughest endurance cycling race, the Race Across America. The cycled from San Diego to Maryland, crossing 12 states in just six days, 12 hours and 36 minutes. This is their story.
The Three Counties Defence and Security Expo brings together the leading edge technology, strategic thinking and the UK’s leading innovators from industry, government, the Armed Forces, law enforcement, security services and emergency services.
Having been closed for several weeks during lockdown, Mada Deli has taken the opportunity to make changes to their business and offer customers a broader service, whilst retaining many of their old favourites. They’re excited to be welcoming customers back through their doors and want us all to shop local and support independent businesses.