Video for conferences and events
Written for the person booking video on behalf of someone else, not the end client. If that is you, this is what you are actually being judged on.
What you are actually being judged on
Not the finished video. By the time it is delivered, the event is over and everyone has moved on. What you are judged on is whether the day itself went smoothly, whether the supplier you booked showed up early, knew the room, and did not need managing.
That is the pitch here. Not a portfolio, a working relationship you do not have to think about twice.
What makes this easier for you specifically
No producer relaying your notes to a shooter who relays them to an editor. You brief me once.
Power, sight lines, where a locked-off camera can sit without being in the way. That is not something you need to manage on the day.
A feed off the desk where there is one, radio mics coordinated with whoever is running sound, and I will reach out ahead of the day if that is useful.
Public liability certificate goes out the same day, so it is not a scramble two days before the event.
If you are building a supplier list
Happy to be added to one. Day rate, availability and what is covered on the crew and producers page, or get in touch directly and I will send whatever your process needs.
For a one-off booking rather than an ongoing list, the event videography page covers pricing and what is included.
Questions
Yes. Send whatever your onboarding process needs and I will get it back the same day.
Yes, and it goes better when they know in advance. A feed off the desk is the cleanest audio available and usually needs arranging a few days out.
Depends on the calendar, but worth asking early. Event dates go to whoever confirms first.
Yes, on request.
Send the date and the run sheet, even a draft one.