We love filming live concerts and gigs using 3-4 different cameras to capture wide angles and close ups of all band, key artists and audience reactions.
We can use cameras on tripod for some fixed wide shots of the band, with other cameras moving by stage or audience as well as smaller cameras on stage on drummers keyboard players etc.
We will record different angles while get close ups from long lens or adding movement with camera on shoulder support or gimbal. We can also use stabilised camera on lighting stand for simple jib or crane style shots to rise over crowd and show venue and more exciting wide shots.
Get in touch with us to discuss and hear more...
Great Escape Gig Photography
Live gig photography of different bands and artuist performing at Great Escape Festival 2023.
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Music video production in Brighton
We now have a studio space in Brighton and always on the look out for local bands and artists interested in creating music videos and promo photos. If thats you, get in touch to discuss your next project and find out how we can help.
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Live gig concert photography
We love to take great photos as well as multicam video recordings of live music, gigs, bands, concerts and events in London. These photos were taken at East London Jazz festival a few years back in Leytonstone.
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Artist Promo Photo Shoot
Really enjoyed this recent photo shoot with Alfie Sheard to create series of promo shots for his highly anticipated debut album. Commissioned by Interland artist management company who also represent James Blunt and Grace Jones.
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Video with Portal VFX
This was a really interesting Afrobeat music video using portal SFX linking 5 different character story lines of people with daily struggles to the artist performance on a dramatic hilltop location with a stunning sunset.
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Dance Music Video London
Music video we filmed around East London for a cover version of Curiosity Killed the Cat hit form the 80s by Andrew De La Foix. Also look out for cameo by the original lead singer Ben Volpeliere.
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