Send the essentials.
Share the location, shoot date, production format, crew roles and any equipment needs. An early brief is fine.
A straightforward process
One brief.
The right crew.
Tell us what you are filming, where and when. We review the brief, explore suitable crew from our contacts and agree the details with you before a booking. For a cameraman or videographer booking, tell us whether you need filming only or a broader production role. Equipment, sound, footage handover and any editing requirements should be clear in the agreed brief.
Send your brief ↗From enquiry to shoot
How it works.
We review the fit.
We discuss the scope and check suitable people and availability through our production contacts.
Agree the plan.
We confirm the proposed crew, requirements and practical details with you before the booking goes ahead.
A useful brief
Tell us what matters.
Details help us identify the right skills and a sensible production setup. If something is undecided, tell us what you know.
- Where and whenCity or venue, shoot dates and likely call times.
- What you are makingInterview, documentary, event, branded film or broadcast coverage.
- People and equipmentCamera, sound, lighting and multi camera needs, plus any kit requirements.
- Scope and logisticsDeliverables, travel, access, budget range and who is coordinating on site.
Common questions
Before you enquire.
Can I enquire before the brief is final?
Yes. Send your working dates, location and the roles you expect to need. We can discuss the gaps with you.
Do you cover productions outside London?
Yes. Tell us the location and we will explore suitable crew options in that area, subject to availability and the brief.
Can you put together more than one role?
Yes. We can discuss a coordinated camera, sound and lighting team or a multi camera setup where the production calls for it.
Is a booking confirmed when I submit the form?
No. An enquiry starts the conversation. Crew, dates, rates and requirements are confirmed with you before booking.