Events
Cover stage, audience and roaming angles with a considered camera plan.
Coordinated teams / UK
Multi camera shoots need the roles, signals and schedule to work together. Tell us what you’re covering and how the footage or live output will be used. A multi-camera shoot needs coordinated roles rather than separate, unconnected bookings. Specify the position and responsibility of each cameraman or videographer, plus sound, vision mixing and the required live or recorded output.
Discuss your shoot ↗What to consider
The number of cameras is only the start. We work from the output, venue and production workflow to discuss the team and technical approach.
Cover stage, audience and roaming angles with a considered camera plan.
Discuss simultaneous coverage, eyelines, sound and continuity between angles.
Plan cameras, vision mixing, recording, comms and delivery alongside the wider technical team.
Build your brief
Tell us what is already decided. We can discuss the remaining production requirements before confirming a suitable crew option.
Common questions
That depends on the event, output and available positions. Share a running order or venue plan to start the discussion.
Tell us the platform, connectivity, audio feeds and deliverables so the full production requirements can be scoped.
We work from the location and dates in your brief and explore suitable crew options across the UK. Availability is confirmed before booking. Explore UK locations ↗
More crew services
Camera Operators ↗Directors of Photography ↗Sound Recordists ↗
Share the location, dates and requirements to start a conversation.
Request crew ↗A multi camera crews brief should identify who is responsible for camera, sound, lighting and delivery. Explore related roles and use the planning guides to agree the setup before booking.