You are already paying for the event. Right now it produces a weekend. It should produce a year.
Most crews film the event and go home. We start weeks before, and the footage keeps working long after.
Strategic event coverage
What clients say
“Great Job! I love it (except for when I’m in it, lol). Seriously, though, it’s perfect. Thank you!”Bobby CornwellPresident and CEO, Florida-Alabama RV Park and Campground Association
“We always want to use you. I can trust you without having to give you much instruction.”Kyle SavicFCA
“The turnaround on this was amazing. Thank you, we are so grateful.”Sam EvansDiadem Sports
“You’ll be the first one to call on my list always.”LitoDynamic Sports Management · Team 91
“Absolute chills. You crushed it.”Bianca DiazPuerto Rico Lacrosse
“Every time we post something, people tell us how good it is.”Reina GrantRally
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It does. A day gets you footage. What you are paying for is the person who decides what the footage is for before it is shot, and who gets it back to you while anyone still cares. If the budget only covers the day, say so and we will scope it to the day honestly.
The first thing we ask for is last year’s final attendance, and every figure we report back is collected. If it was not collected, the line is left out.
Start with one event. If it works you will already know what the next twelve months should look like. If it does not, you have risked one event instead of a year.