Corporate event coverage, livestream production, broadcast, drone, photo booths and aftermovies — the Paris photo and video specialists we recommend for B2B events.
Editorial photographers, broadcast crews, aftermovie specialists, drone operators.
EditorialEditorial-style event photography, same-day delivery.
LivestreamMulti-camera broadcast — TriCaster, OBS, LinkedIn workflows.
Cinematic · GalaHigh-end corporate film, Sony FX9, on-site editor.
Aftermovie2-min and 5-min event aftermovies, cinematic colour grading.
DroneLicensed S2/S3 operators for outdoor venues, DGAC-compliant.
Photo boothBranded photo booths, instant printing, GIF mode.
Three deliverables matter most for corporate events: a tight selection of 30–80 highlights in 24 hours for social media, a full edited gallery within 5 working days, and (if budgeted) a 2-minute aftermovie within 10 days. Slower turnaround kills the post-event PR window.
For livestream, ask suppliers to specify their redundancy plan: secondary internet (4G bonded uplink), backup encoder, and an off-site streaming engineer monitoring the feed. Cheap livestream packages skip these and pay for it during the keynote.
Indicative bands: editorial event photography from €1,200/day; gala video coverage from €5,500; livestream production from €4,800; aftermovies from €3,200; drone coverage from €1,500/day; branded photo booths from €890.
Editorial Paris photographers deliver a 30-80 image selection within 24 hours and full galleries within 5 working days. Aftermovies typically within 10 days.
Yes. Drone operations in Paris require licensed S2 or S3 operators and DGAC scenario authorisation. Most central Paris airspace is restricted; experienced operators know which zones are workable.
Three to six weeks is usually sufficient. Tighter timelines workable for individual photographers; multi-camera crews need more lead time for production planning.