EVENT AND CONFERENCE VIDEO

Make the event work long after it ends.

We plan event coverage around the communication goal, then create a main story, interviews, highlights and short-form assets.

Rek House video production
Main filma complete event story
Interviewsexpert and participant voices
Fast editswhen timing matters
Content libraryfor weeks of communication

THE CONTEXT

The event is the production opportunity, not the final format.

A highlight reel can capture energy, but a useful event film also explains why the gathering mattered, what changed and what the audience should remember.

We define the narrative before doors open. This lets the crew collect the right interviews, details and moments instead of filming everything and hoping the story appears later.

Preparing a brief for a conference or company event? Our guide to making an event video covers format selection, shoot preparation and ways to use the finished content.

WHAT YOU GET

What we can create at an event

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Event story

A structured film combining atmosphere, message and participant experience.

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Speaker and expert interviews

Standalone assets for the website, media and follow-up communication.

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Social highlights

Vertical and short cuts for real-time or post-event publishing.

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Conference screen content

Openers, explainers and product films designed for the venue and deadline.

PROCESS

Prepare before the event

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Communication goal

We decide what the film should achieve and who must appear.

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Run of show

We map interviews, key moments, access and technical conditions.

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Event production

The crew works efficiently without disrupting participants.

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Rapid post-production

We prioritise deadlines and prepare the full set of versions.

SELECTED WORK

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READY TO START?

Turn one event into a library of useful communication.

We will recommend a practical format, schedule and budget range after a short conversation.
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FAQ

Questions about conference and event filming

What does conference filming include: a highlights film, presentations and interviews?

The scope can include an event highlights film, recorded presentations, interviews with experts and attendees, and short social clips. You can commission a complete package or selected deliverables, such as presentations alone. Before the event, we agree the file list, aspect ratios and intended uses. Recording a full talk requires a different camera and audio plan from a dynamic highlights film, so we account for both in the brief and quote.

How much does filming a corporate event cost, and what affects the price?

We prepare a quote from the event programme and deliverable list. Key factors include crew hours, rooms and simultaneous sessions, camera count, audio recording, travel and editing requirements. We agree additional language versions, live streaming and expedited delivery separately. For an initial quote, we need the date, location, event hours, programme and planned publishing channels. This lets us match the crew and scope to your budget.

How can one conference provide video content for the following weeks?

Before the conference, we choose topics, experts and questions that will remain useful afterwards. Alongside event coverage, we record short expert answers, demonstrations and interviews. These can become standalone expert clips, presentation excerpts, answers to customer questions and a preview of the next edition. We agree the formats before filming so we capture suitable pictures and sound. Your team can schedule the finished videos across your website, LinkedIn, YouTube and partner communications.

When will we receive the highlights film, and can you deliver clips during the event?

We agree separate delivery dates for short clips, the highlights film and full presentations before the event. Timing depends on footage volume, editing, subtitles and approvals. If you need content during the event or immediately afterwards, we plan the crew, editor and file handover accordingly. This requires an agreed scope and an available decision-maker. Expedited delivery is not automatically included in every production.

Can you cover simultaneous sessions and film events abroad?

Yes. We size the camera and sound team around the number of rooms, simultaneous presentations and interviews. The schedule identifies priority moments that cannot be repeated. We also cover events abroad, including travel, accommodation and local requirements in the plan and quote. Before filming, we need the programme, access information and coordination with the venue technical team. Camera positions and movement are planned to minimise disruption.

Can you live-stream and record the event at the same time?

We can include live streaming as a separate part of event coverage. Before confirming the scope, we agree the platform, camera count, audio access, connection requirements and coordination with venue technicians. The streaming plan should cover rehearsals and how technical problems will be handled. If you also need edited presentations or a highlights film, we agree recording requirements and additional footage. Event filming does not automatically include a live stream; both services are specified in the proposal.

Which formats, subtitles and promotional materials can we commission?

We can prepare a 16:9 highlights film, 9:16 vertical clips, subtitles, interviews, recorded presentations and shorter campaign versions. Language versions and content promoting the next edition depend on your audience. Promotion before the current event can use existing footage, speaker invitations or a separate shoot. We define the list of materials, translations and adaptations before quoting. Publishing and advertising management are additional services agreed separately from filming and editing.

Who handles attendee permissions and rights to conference footage?

Before the event, we agree who obtains speaker and interview permissions and rights to show presentations, logos and other content. The organiser provides filming rules and identifies people or sessions excluded from publication. The agreement specifies rights to the finished videos, and we select music and additional assets for the agreed uses. We separately agree any raw-footage delivery, embargo and approval process. Settling these details before filming helps prepare content for publication efficiently.