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Event video production in Lakeland
Updated September 22, 2026
Full coverage of your event, show, launch or festival, cut into a recap film plus a batch of clips for the weeks after. Two shooters, one plan, and the first clip posted before the last song if you want it. Lakeland is forty minutes up I-4 from us, an easy morning.
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What does event coverage include?
The plan before it, the crew during it, and the edit after it. Before the day we walk the run of show with you and mark the five moments that have to be on camera. On the day we run two cameras so nothing is a one-shot gamble. After it you get a recap under a minute, a longer film if the event earns one, and a set of short clips to post over the following weeks.
The shooting is the smallest part. An event that nobody sees afterward might as well not have been filmed.
What kinds of events do you film?
Festivals and DJ sets, grand openings, fitness competitions, conferences, launches and boat shows. We filmed a Tampa gym's grand opening with two shooters, a recap reel and interviews with the owner and the members who showed up, and we did three shoots in the weeks before to promote it. We cover backstage at bodybuilding shows. We film for a yacht brokerage at the shows they work.
We do not film weddings.
How fast is the recap?
Same day if you book it that way. One shooter cuts on a laptop while the other keeps filming, and the first clip goes up while the crowd is still there. The full recap lands inside a week, and the clips roll out on a schedule after that so the event keeps selling next year's tickets for a month.
How does event coverage work in Lakeland?
Lakeland is forty minutes up I-4 from us, an easy morning. Lakeland adds a small travel line, stated on the quote. Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow and Plant City, on the same terms. Plant City usually has no travel line at all.
Who we film in Lakeland: owner-run businesses downtown, gyms and coaches, brokers working the lakes and the new builds, and the event venues. The owner is the brand in every one of those, so the camera points at the owner and the business rides behind. The planning, editing, captions and posting run from Tampa either way, and you approve cuts from your phone in RSoperations.
Here's where I disagree with most Lakeland event videographers
They sell you a highlight reel and call it done. The recap is fine. The value is the twenty clips that come out of the same footage over the next six weeks, each one a reason for someone to buy a ticket or book a table. Ask any event videographer how many posts you'll get. If the answer is one, keep looking.
Ricky Harrington, co-founder
What it costs
Event coverage is quoted per job and usually lands between $1,000 and $4,000 per day of the event, edit included. The number moves with how many shooters you need, how many days it runs, and what you want cut from it afterward. Lakeland adds a small travel line, stated on the quote.
The full breakdown is on the pricing page. Book a call and we give you one number, not a menu.
Questions people ask first
- How many shooters do I need?
- Two for anything with a stage and a crowd. One camera on the stage misses the crowd, and the crowd is the sell. One shooter is fine for a small opening or a talk.
- Do you need a shot list from me?
- No. We build the run of show with you on a call and bring the shot list. You point out the people who matter on the day.
- How far ahead should I book?
- Four to six weeks is comfortable. Festival season fills up. If it's sooner than that, call and we'll tell you straight whether we can do it.
- Is there a travel charge for Lakeland?
- Lakeland adds a small travel line, stated on the quote. Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow and Plant City, on the same terms. Plant City usually has no travel line at all.
- How fast can you start in Lakeland?
- A planning call this week, then the first shoot usually inside two weeks. We plan the shoot day tighter than usual, because we're not coming back on Thursday for the thing we missed.