Video for hospitality venues
Social content, event nights and brand video for venues where the pace of the industry is faster than most video production is built for.
Why this brief is different
Hospitality content ages fast. A video from six months ago reads as old, in a way a corporate profile does not. That changes what is worth spending on.
A monthly or fortnightly shoot day producing a batch of social cuts usually beats one large annual video. Ongoing content is built for exactly this.
Venues are lit for atmosphere, not cameras. The kit here is chosen partly because it holds up in a dark room without extra lighting changing the mood of the space.
No stopping a DJ set to reset a shot. Coverage has to work with what is actually happening, not what was planned on paper.
What this usually looks like
Launch parties, DJ sets, themed nights. Coverage cut into vertical pieces within a few days, sometimes same-night if arranged in advance.
A shoot day each month, batched into a set of cuts for the feed, so there is always something current going out.
Something longer for the website or for pitching private bookings and events, built from the atmosphere of a real night rather than a staged shoot.
What it costs
Event nights from $1,800, priced the same as any other event coverage. Ongoing content from $1,800 a month. A brand piece priced as a project depending on scope.
Questions
Yes, that is most of the job. The kit is chosen specifically so a dark room does not need extra lighting brought in.
A few days for social cuts is standard. Same-night is often possible if it is arranged before the event, since it changes how the night gets covered.
Yes, covered under ongoing content. A shoot day each month, batched into finished cuts.
Tell me the venue, the night and roughly how often you want content going out.