Strategy, identity, production and distribution brought together for a high-profile political media programme.
StrategyMediaBrandContentSystems
Evidence-led case studyPolitical media
Facebook views
20.7M
20,744,712 views for the displayed 1 Dec–27 Jul period; years not shown.
Facebook engagement
1.91M
Platform total: 1,910,656. The displayed reactions, comments and shares are separate components.
Long-form output
3 / week
Three edited programme segments per weekly cycle.
20.7M
Facebook views
1.91M
Facebook engagement
3 / week
Long-form output
6 platforms
Distribution
The brief
The Liz Truss Show needed a clear identity, a repeatable programme format and a publishing system capable of supporting long-form interviews, short-form content and regular releases across six platforms.
The starting situation
Political media is crowded and the news cycle moves quickly. The show had to film senior political and media figures, hold a broadcast-standard look and turn each recording around fast enough to stay current — with long-form interviews that carried depth and short clips built to travel in social feeds.
Our role
Charlie helped shape the show as a repeatable weekly programme within the wider production team. Each filming cycle was planned around the long-form release, promotional trailer, short-form clips and platform-specific publishing.
How the work operated
The show needed a system that could turn each filming session into a week of publishable material without losing quality or consistency.
Role and attribution
Charlie’s work brought together programme development, identity and original theme music, filming, post-production and recurring publishing. This founder-delivered experience was contracted personally as a sole trader and formed part of the wider programme team.
What we delivered
Built
Programme identity and creative direction
Repeatable show format
Opening sequence and on-screen graphics
Original theme music
Thumbnail and promotional artwork system
Produced
Studio and location filming, camera, lighting and audio
Three long-form programme segments per weekly cycle
Trailers, teasers and short-form clips
Two 30-second ad reads per weekly cycle
Captions, graphics and platform-ready exports
Operated
Titles, descriptions, metadata and SEO
Publishing and scheduling across six platforms
Platform-specific formatting for each cut
Fast turnarounds around the news cycle
Performance monitoring and optimisation
The weekly operating rhythm
01
Prepare
Editorial planning, guest booking and production scheduling.
02
Film
Studio and location shoots, often across several filming days.
03
Edit
Three long-form edits, two ad reads, trailers, clips, thumbnails and captions.
04
Publish
Titles, descriptions, SEO, scheduling across six platforms and performance review.
The content engine
01Filming session
02Long-form programmes
03Trailers
04Short-form clips
05Platform assets
06Publishing
07Performance review
Evidence
Facebook views
20.7M
20,744,712 views for the displayed 1 Dec–27 Jul period; years not shown.
Facebook engagement
1.91M
Platform total: 1,910,656. The displayed reactions, comments and shares are separate components.
Long-form output
3 / week
Three edited programme segments per weekly cycle.
Distribution
6 platforms
YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram.
Facebook screenshots display 1 Dec–27 Jul; the reporting years are not visible. Views and engagement are platform totals, not unique viewers or solely attributable results.
Selected contributors
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg
Ann Widdecombe
Jeremy Kyle
Dan Wootton
Mike Graham
Dominik Tarczynski
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Jack Posobiec
Matt Goodwin
The result
The Liz Truss Show became a consistent weekly programme with a recognisable identity and a publishing system that turned each recording cycle into long-form and short-form content.
Outcome
The project demonstrates Saxon Bridge's ability to combine creative direction, production and distribution around a demanding public-facing media programme.
Media and evidence library
Explore the finished work and evidence behind The Liz Truss Show, including the launch trailer, original theme, programme production, platform analytics and publishing system.
The Liz Truss Show identity artwork
Show identity artwork retained from the earlier Saxon Bridge portfolio.
Launch trailer
The official trailer, made to introduce the show and set its tone ahead of launch.
Selected Programme Extract
An extract from a finished episode, showing the programme format, interview filming and edit.
Behind the Scenes of The Liz Truss Show
On set during a filming day, with the multi-camera and lighting setup used for each recording.
Theme music
The Liz Truss Show — Original Theme
Original theme music written for the show as part of its identity.
Performance evidence
Facebook Performance
Retained Facebook analytics for the reporting period shown.
20,744,712 Facebook views during the selected reporting period. Reels accounted for 91.5% of views, while 87.7% came from non-followers.View full-size evidence
1,910,656 engagements, including 782,360 reactions, 137,919 comments and 84,178 shares. Reels accounted for 94.9% of engagement.View full-size evidence
Multiple individual posts exceeded half a million views, with the strongest item shown reaching 1,448,484 views.View full-size evidence
Evidence live
Content operations
Publishing & Delivery System
Records from the publishing operation: long-form releases, short-form output and the scheduling calendar.
A coordinated publishing calendar scheduling programme content across X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok during June 2026.View full-size evidence
Long-form programme releases published or premiered throughout June 2026, demonstrating a sustained release cadence for complete interview-led episodes.View full-size evidence
A concentrated run of short-form publishing across late June and early July 2026, extending programme material into regular platform-native clips.View full-size evidence
Evidence live
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