Someone to run the shoot so you can be in it
Bringing the kit is the easy part. Knowing what to shoot, in what order, and finishing on time is the job.
- Direction on camera
- Lighting & audio
- Shot lists
- On-location crew
The problem
Why shoot days overrun
- No shot list, so the day is improvised and something always gets missed.
- Good camera work with bad audio, which no edit can rescue.
- Nobody directing, so people on camera are left guessing.
- Everything lit the same way, so hours of footage look identical.
What we do
What we bring
A planned day with someone responsible for it. You turn up knowing what you are shooting and leave with it shot.
- A shot list agreed before the day, built from the content plan.
- Camera, lighting and audio appropriate to the location.
- Direction for whoever is on camera, including first-timers.
- Footage backed up and organised before we leave.
Process
How a video shoot support engagement runs.
Recce
We look at the location, the light and the practicalities.
Prep
Shot list, schedule, kit list, and a plan for what gets cut if we run late.
Shoot
A directed day, kept on schedule.
Handover
Backed-up, labelled footage passed straight into the edit.
What changes
What you get out of it.
- A day that finishes with everything you came for
- Audio good enough to use
- Direction for people who are not used to being filmed
- Footage that is organised before the edit starts
Often paired with
FAQ
Video Shoot Support — common questions.
Yes. Travel and any extra crew are quoted before the day so there are no surprises.
Still have a question?
Send it over and a person will answer it.
Start here
Let us talk about video shoot support.
Tell us where you are now and what you want this to do. We will come back with what we would actually recommend.