Event Video Production in Hertfordshire
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Event video that turns one day into weeks of content.

Event video production in Hertfordshire and London. Conferences, exhibitions, presentations and award nights, captured with the atmosphere intact.

Where this fits

One event can feed weeks of content. We capture the day as video and photography, then edit it into a steady run of posts and assets that keep you present long after the event ends, instead of a single highlight reel that goes quiet the next week.

Most first projects start from £3,500, the fixed price of a Pilot Session.

How we work

Find out how we work with our customers in 30 seconds.

Event and hospitality showreel

The hospitality and events showreel, a selection of recent work.

Event video showreel

What this covers

One day of filming. Weeks of content.

We record every key moment and keep the authentic energy of the room, then turn the day into assets that keep working after the chairs are stacked.

Conferences and presentations

Keynotes, panels and talks, filmed cleanly and edited for reuse.

Exhibitions and trade shows

Your stand, your people and your product, working the room.

Awards and prize-givings

The big moments, caught the first and only time they happen.

Parties and internal events

Culture content that does real work in hiring and retention.

Highlight films and social cuts

The full story in minutes, plus a run of short posts for the weeks after.

Anywhere you need us

Based in Hertfordshire, equipped to travel. The location of your event is not a limit.

Where the day usually gets lost

The things we hear from event teams.

None of these are unusual. They come up on most events we film, and each one is easier to sort before the day than after it.

01

The day comes and goes

Months of planning go into a few hours, and a fortnight later the only record is a handful of phone photos. Next year's sponsors and delegates are then asked to take your word for something they were not in the room for.

02

One camera cannot be in two places

The keynote is running while the best conversations are happening on the exhibition floor. Speakers expect their moment covered, sponsors expect theirs, and the two are almost always happening at the same time.

03

The footage sits in a folder

A drive of clips and photographs gets shared internally, then nobody has time to work out what goes where. The material is there; the plan for using it over the following weeks is the part that tends to go missing.

How it works

One filming session, planned properly, carries the months after it.

We plan one filming session around the way your day runs and cover it as video and photography together. What comes back is a hero film and a run of short films for social, eight to ten pieces in all, delivered within 21 days, along with a sixty-day posting plan so the material has somewhere to go rather than sitting on a drive.

1planned filming session
8–10finished pieces in all
60days of posting planned out

The films, the photographs and the footage from the day are yours, to use on the event site, in next year's promotion, in sponsor packs and on social, without coming back to us for additional usage fees.

Filming on the day

How we work around your event.

The first thing most people ask is whether a crew will be noticeable in the room, or whether guests will feel filmed. It is a fair question, so here is how we handle it.

01

We plan against your running order

Before the day we go through the schedule with you and agree what matters: the keynote, the award being handed over, the sponsor stands, the room filling up. Having that settled in advance is what keeps the crew in the right place at the right time.

02

Enough crew to be in two places

Where a main stage and an exhibition floor are running at once, we bring enough crew to cover both, so the video and the photography are each handled properly on the day. We work that out against the venue and the schedule when we quote, so the cost is clear before you commit.

03

Small kit, and we stay out of the way

We work with compact cameras, use the available light wherever the venue allows, and put lapel mics on speakers rather than a rig in the aisle. Guests notice a crew far less than most organisers expect, and we agree beforehand on anyone or anywhere you would rather we left alone.

04

You know what is coming, and when

The list of pieces is agreed before the event, the finished set arrives within 21 days, and the sixty-day plan sets out what goes out and on which channel. Nothing waits on someone finding the time to sort through a drive afterwards.

Event video and photography for Delaware North (London Stadium), CBRE and HubSpot.

A simple way to start

Start with one event.

£3,500one filming session

The clearest way to know whether this works is to try it once. A Pilot Session is one filming session at your event, with video and photography captured together. We turn it into a hero film and a run of short films for social, delivered within twenty-one days. If you continue with us within sixty days, half the fee, £1,750, is credited against your first six months. Every number, and the monthly plans, are on the pricing page.

A short conversation about what you are trying to achieve, and how video could support it.

Common questions

Good to know.

How much does event video and photography cost?
Our Pilot Session is £3,500, and for an event that covers one filming session on the event day itself, with video and photography captured together, giving you a hero film and a run of short films for social, eight to ten pieces in all. What moves the cost beyond that is the length of the day, whether the event runs across more than one room or more than one day, and how many camera operators are needed to cover it properly. We are based in Ware in Hertfordshire and work across Hertfordshire, London and the rest of the UK, so travel and any overnight stay can make a difference too. If you continue with us within sixty days, half the fee, £1,750, is credited against your first six months.
How soon after the event do we get the films, and how far ahead should we book?
Everything from a Pilot Session is delivered within 21 days of the filming session, which covers the hero film and the run of short films for social, eight to ten pieces in all. If you need something while the event is still fresh in people's minds, we can usually prioritise one short cut in the first few days and let the longer edit follow. We take on two Pilot Sessions a month, so with a fixed event date it helps to talk to us as early as you can.
How much of our time does the filming take on the day?
On the day itself, very little, because the work sits in the planning beforehand. That planning is the part that needs you. Going through the running order, agreeing the moments that matter, the people worth speaking to and anywhere we are not permitted to film usually takes several conversations in the weeks before a larger event, not a single call. On the day the only real call on your time is a handful of short interviews or pieces to camera, which we schedule into the natural gaps, plus one person acting as a point of contact.
Who owns the finished films and photographs?
You own the edited films and the finished photographs, and they are yours to use wherever you need them, on social, on your website, in presentations, in internal comms and in press, with no further licence fee from us. A Pilot Session gives you a hero film and a run of short films for social, eight to ten pieces in all, alongside the stills from the same session. The raw unedited footage stays with us as working material, and if you have a specific reason to need it, we are happy to discuss that.
What happens if something goes wrong on the day, given the event only happens once?
An event cannot be reshot, so this is the part we plan hardest for. The crew carry backup camera bodies, separate audio recorders and duplicate memory cards, and the footage is copied to two drives before anyone leaves the venue. Where there is a single unrepeatable moment, an award announcement, a keynote or a ribbon being cut, we would want at least two operators, so that no one camera is the only record of it. It is also why we ask for the running order in advance, since much of the risk on an event day is reduced by knowing what is coming and when.
Can you cover video and photography at the same event, or do we need two suppliers?
We capture video and photography together at the same event with the same crew, so you are dealing with one team and the two sets of material share one consistent look. It also means fewer people moving around the room, which matters at a conference or an award dinner where space and sightlines are tight. For a busy event we would add a dedicated stills operator alongside the film crew so that neither the film nor the photographs are compromised, and we would agree that when we plan the day.

Some of the brands and organisations we have worked with

What clients say

Shannon Cook
“From filming on location and editing remotely filmed clips to animation, voiceovers and social ads, Lumira treats every project with care, attention to detail and insight. It is why we have a longstanding relationship with the studio.”
Shannon CookWriter and Video Content Manager, BusinessBecause
Steve Folland
“I have absolute faith in his professionalism and reliability when out on shoots for me. Everyone loves him and the end product is great quality.”
Steve FollandVideo and Podcast Content Creator, Foll&Co
Eddie Guevarra
“Lumira has been a joy to work with. A true professional company who really cares about the output that they deliver. Would recommend to anyone!”
Eddie GuevarraHead of Marketing, Consalia
Jay Evans
“Totally professional, and patient with me as a host. The end result was of quality you would only expect from the best in the business.”
Jay EvansDirector, One Brick Communications
Adam Harris
“Professional, knowledgeable and productive. Lumira provides the dedicated, timely service I need to produce my regular content at the highest levels.”
Adam HarrisIndependent Trader and Chief Market Analyst
Marco De Novellis
“Strongly recommended. Produces high-quality video content for brands. Super flexible and responsive. The whole editing and feedback process was seamless.”
Marco De NovellisEditor, Founders Forum Group
Simon Lovick
“An extremely proficient camera operator who always brought his own ideas to the table. Anything we produced was exciting and engaging.”
Simon LovickContent Manager, Founders Factory

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