Where we shoot, and what each market needs.
We work out of three markets. Las Vegas is home. Dallas-Fort Worth is a monthly production market with a standing retainer inside it. Los Angeles is regular travel work. Each one has its own permitting, its own airspace situation, and its own visual language, so we wrote a guide for each city and each type of shoot rather than one generic services page.
Dallas & DFW
Dallas-Fort Worth is not one market, it is several. We shoot here monthly, including the ongoing programme for The Village Dallas and the venues on that campus.
Hiring in Dallas →
The main guide: what a DFW crew costs, how to brief one, and what to check before booking.
Commercial photography & headshots →
On-site team headshots, product and brand work, with video from the same crew.
Hotel & hospitality photography →
Guest rooms, pools, bars and meeting space, shot around a working property.
Restaurant & food photography →
Menus, cocktails and interiors on a ninety-second clock.
The content day →
One production day, photo and video, enough material for a quarter.
Corporate video →
Brand films, executive interviews, recruiting and internal comms.
Event coverage →
Galas, conferences, activations, with same-week recaps.
Restaurant & hotel video →
Hospitality motion for properties and F&B programmes.
Real estate & apartments →
Property tours and amenity films for communities and brokerages.
What it costs →
The variables that actually move a DFW quote, and how to read one.
Filming locations →
Deep Ellum to the Arts District: what each area is good for, and permits.
Across the metroplex
Permitting, airspace and business mix change city to city. No travel fee anywhere in this list.
Fort Worth →
Its own city, its own permitting, easier drone airspace, brick and craft rather than glass.
Frisco →
Fast-growing, corporate-relocation heavy, the easiest place in DFW to run a shoot day.
Plano →
The enterprise corridor, where COIs and vendor onboarding shape the production.
Irving & Las Colinas →
Global HQ campuses and the Toyota Music Factory, inside DFW airspace.
Arlington →
The entertainment district, stadium-area rules, and event-day crowds.
Grapevine →
Resort and convention hospitality, Main Street, wineries, restricted airspace.
McKinney →
Historic square character and the easiest drone airspace in the metroplex.
Las Vegas
Where the studio is based. Conventions, hospitality, fitness, fashion and defence work, plus FAA Part 107 aerial coverage.
Photographer & videographer →
One crew covering stills and motion on the same shoot day.
How to hire →
Freelancer vs. production company, the questions to ask, the red flags.
What it costs →
The Vegas pricing guide and what drives the number.
Corporate video →
Brand films and executive content for Vegas businesses.
Convention coverage →
CES and the convention calendar, with same-day cuts.
Trade shows →
Booth coverage, floor interviews, press-ready by morning.
Restaurants →
Food, drink and atmosphere shot around service.
Real estate →
Property tours and listing films.
Product video →
Studio and lifestyle product motion for ads and social.
Music video →
Artist and label work in and around Vegas.
Fitness →
Gyms, studios and trainers, built for a social-first feed.
Weddings →
The hiring guide for Vegas wedding film.
Drone & aerial →
FAA Part 107, airspace authorisation, and where you can actually fly.
Best venues →
Where to shoot in Vegas and what each location gives you.
Same-day social cuts →
Content delivered while the event is still running.
What to expect →
How a shoot day actually runs, start to finish.
Los Angeles
Regular travel work, including hospitality for Montage Beverly Hills. Travel and lodging are quoted into the project. If you are planning an LA shoot, start here and we will scope it directly.
Shooting somewhere on this list?
20-minute call. We will scope it and quote within 48 hours.
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