Event Production
Cutdowns that keep the event alive.
Vertical, captioned clips drip-fed after the event, so one day of filming fills a quarter of content.
01Overview
The event lasts a day. The content shouldn't.
Most event footage is used once, in the week after the event, and then archived. That's the waste we're trying to remove.
We cut the day into a scheduled library of clips, speaker moments, insights, reactions and atmosphere, released over the following months.
See the work02Capabilities
What we can produce.
Vertical formats
Reframed properly, not cropped from the wide.
Captioning
Burned-in subtitles for silent playback.
Release schedules
Content planned across weeks, not dumped at once.
Paid-ready versions
Clips built to work as ad creative too.
04How we produce
- 01
Run-of-day planning
We work from your schedule, identifying the moments worth capturing before the doors open.
- 02
Set-up
Multi-camera positions, audio feeds from the desk and lighting that respects the room.
- 03
Capture
Stage, audience, interviews and detail, covered by a crew used to working invisibly.
- 04
Fast turnaround
Same-week highlights and social cutdowns while the event still has momentum.
- 05
Content library
The full edit broken into a library of assets you can use for a year, not a week.
06Related services
07Useful to know
How many clips can one event produce?
A full-day conference with several speakers can comfortably yield thirty to fifty usable short clips.
The limit is usually how much of the day was filmed with clipping in mind, which is a planning question rather than an editing one.