Video Crews for Hire.
Any City.
You already know what you want to film. What you don't have is a trusted videographer in Denver, an audio engineer in Tampa and someone to make sure they both show up briefed.
Lightswitch gives you vetted corporate video crews nationwide, booked and briefed by one producer who knows your brand. Take the footage to your own editors, or let our senior-level editors finish it. Either way, no travel fees and no surprise overages.
- Corporate Videographers
- Two- and Three-Person Crews
- Dedicated Audio Engineers
- Multi-Camera Interview Setups
- Drone and B-Roll Operators
- Event Photography
- A Producer on Every Booking
What does a corporate video crew include?
A corporate video crew is the team that shows up to film your shoot: usually a videographer or director of photography, an audio engineer, and sometimes a second camera operator or production assistant. With Lightswitch, every crew also comes with a dedicated producer who books it, briefs it on your brand and runs the day, plus 4K-capable cameras, professional lighting and dedicated audio. You can take the raw footage to your own editors or have our senior-level editors finish it.
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Who's on a video crew
- Producer - books and briefs the crew, coordinates with your site or venue, and keeps the day on schedule. With us, that's included.
- Director of photography (DP) - the lead camera operator, responsible for framing, lighting and the overall look.
- Audio engineer - mics everyone and monitors sound. The difference between a usable interview and a reshoot.
- Second camera operator - adds a second angle for interviews and keeps coverage going at events.
- Production assistant - helps with gear, setup and wrangling people on bigger shoots.
Hire a corporate videographer in any city
A corporate videographer films for businesses: executive interviews, customer testimonials, conferences, facility tours and training content. It's a different job from weddings or music videos. It means arriving on time and dressed for the office, setting up quietly in a boardroom or on a plant floor, getting clean audio from people who aren't used to a camera, and following your brand guidelines without being reminded.
When you hire a corporate videographer through Lightswitch, you're not picking a name out of a directory. Your producer matches the videographer to the shoot, sends them your brief and brand standards, confirms gear and audio, and stays on call during the shoot. You get one point of contact and one invoice, whether you need one videographer for a morning or crews in five cities in the same week.
Corporate videography services
- Interviews: executive, customer and employee interviews with a two-camera setup and dedicated audio
- Events: conferences, keynotes, trade shows and company meetings
- B-roll and facility footage: offices, plants, labs and job sites, including drone where it's allowed
- Training and internal comms: presenter-led videos, town halls and leadership messages
- Photography: headshots and event photos from the same team
- Editing: organized raw footage for your editors, or finished videos from our senior-level editors
Video crew hire FAQ
How much does it cost to hire a video crew?
A half-day shoot with a one- to three-person crew typically runs $2,500 to $5,000. A full day with editing runs $6,500 to $15,000. See our corporate video price guide for more.
How much does a corporate videographer cost?
Through Lightswitch, a half-day shoot with a small crew typically runs $2,500 to $5,000, and that includes the producer who books and briefs your videographer. Day rates for a freelancer you book yourself vary widely by city and experience.
Can we just get the footage and edit it ourselves?
Yes. Plenty of clients have in-house editors. We deliver organized footage in the format your team wants, on the schedule you need.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. Agencies hire us to crew their clients' shoots in cities where they don't have people, and we follow your lead on set.
Do you charge travel fees?
No. Our crews are already in your city, so there are no flights, hotels or per diems.
How do you make sure the crew is good?
We vet every crew before they work on a client shoot, and we keep working with the ones who deliver. Here's exactly how we vet crews.
Where do you have crews?
Nationwide. See some of the cities where our crews work most.