Event Media
The room, captured
wall to wall.
An event is over in days. The content is the part that keeps working. We covered four days and six thousand people at Patrick Bet-David's Vault 2024, keynotes to hallway moments, and that is the standard every event gets: the stage, the floor, and the moments a stage camera never sees.
Keynotes, breakouts, the floor, arrivals, the room turning over. Multiple operators, one plan, nothing missed because somebody was reloading.
Recap cuts while the event is still running, so day two opens with day one on the screens and your socials move while people still care.
A corner, two lights and a good question list. Attendee and speaker soundbites are the most reusable footage an event produces.
One crew, both formats, no elbowing between vendors. Stills for press and socials, films for everything else.
John Lee, International Speaker
How it runs
Fifteen minutes to understand what you are making. Then everything agreed goes in writing: scope, counts, formats, and both of your dates.
A crew that shows up early, a shot list built from the brief, and audio treated as half the film because it is.
You see the cut on the first date. It ships on the second. Revisions run through one person so nothing gets lost between calls.
The next step is small
Tell us what you are making.
Fifteen minutes. We ask about the thing you are building, tell you honestly whether we are the right crew, and you leave with a clear next step either way.
Book the 15 minute callPrefer email? alan@visionxmedia.io