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FORTO is an independent creative agency based in North London, UK. We develop ambitious content, engaging design, and creative strategy, all under one roof in a full service approach.
United Kingdom
We’ve been working with Callum and Kit at FORTO for the past two years, covering our annual conference. They’ve been instrumental in providing high quality event imagery as well as corporate headshots for our attendees, which have been met with a huge amount of enthusiasm from members. Highly recommended for all your corporate content and event coverage needs!
We’ve been working with FORTO for two years now on a range of projects, recently including a two-day shoot to produce some content for a social media campaign, which they managed from start to finish. Always really pleased with the results. They have a great work ethic and never say no!
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