Event Videographers in Las Vegas

The convention capital of the world. Don't let your event stay in Vegas. We capture your keynotes, booth demos, and after-parties at CES and beyond, turning fleeting moments into permanent assets.

  • ⚡ 5 Hours Avg Response Time
  • 📅 Last Booking 4 days ago
  • ⏳ Total Experience 62+ Combined Years

Shoots from $600. Fixed price before you commit - no call needed to get it.

  • Every crew member portfolio-verified
  • Insured crew, COI on request
  • One supplier, one invoice, any city

Prefer email? crew@fame.so

The short answer

In Las Vegas, Fame Crew sends vetted local videographers and photographers to B2B events, including convention floor coverage, booth interviews, keynotes and resort conferences. You get a fixed quote, usually within about 2 hours, Mon-Fri. Crew are matched to the venue and the show's labour rules, which matter more here than elsewhere.

Some of the businesses we have shot video for...

  • Ramp - Fame Crew client
  • Zendesk - Fame Crew client
  • Workday - Fame Crew client
  • Alibaba - Fame Crew client
  • Paddle - Fame Crew client
  • Circle - Fame Crew client
  • Dell.com - Fame Crew client
  • Tiktok - Fame Crew partner
See Portfolio
  • Mathias Gonthier

    Mathias

    Based in Las Vegas, this videographer brings a sharp eye and steady hand to productions across the city and beyond.

    Kit
    SONY G-Series 18-110mm f/4 PZ G OSS LensRonin S Pro GimbalVidiu Pro WebStream and H.264 RecorderBlackMagic Web Presenter+24 more
  • Nick King

    Nick

    Shoots on a Sony FS7M2 and Sony A7SIII, operates a DJI Ronin RS2 Pro and Mavic Air drone, and offers gear rental across Las Vegas.

    Kit
    DJI Ronin RS2 Pro comboDJI Mavic Air drone2x Amaram 200d lightsSony FS7M2+2 more
  • David Goodwin

    David

    Kit
    Florical Automation SystemsGrass Valley Equipment MaintenanceSatellite and RF aquisition
  • Rebecca Chavez

    Rebecca

    Works as a video editor and DIT running ShotPut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Adobe Creative Suite on an M-Series MacBook Pro, based in Las Vegas.

    Kit
    ShotPut ProDaVinci ResolveAdobe Creative SuiteMacbook Pro (M Series)
  • Jake Kinney

    Jake

    Kit
    Sony FX3 with Sigma 24-70 and 70-200Sigma and Canon glass(Lavs) DJI Mics | Rode Wireless Go 2 | Zoom F2BTSenheisser MKE 600 Boom+5 more
  • Maui Diaz

    Maui

    Kit
    Canon 80DCanon R6 Mk.IIiPhone 15 Pro MaxDJI Osmo Pocket 3+3 more
  • Bradley Kelleher

    Bradley

    Kit
    CAMERAS - FX3 | Osmo Action 5 Pro | Osmo 360LENSES - Sigma 24-70mm 2.8 | Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 | Sigma 16-28mm 2.8LIGHTS - GVM SD 500b Pro | 2 Pack Amaran PT4c | Amaran 60x | 2 Mini 5inch Tubes | Godox SpeedlightGIMBAL/STICKS - RS3 Pro | 2 Cam Tripods 74in 17lbs Limit | 2 10ft C Stands | 2 9ft Spring Loaded Light Stands | 10ft Backdrop Crossbar+1 more
  • David Andrade

    David

    Kit
    LiveUDejeroDJI RoninRode Wireless Mics+2 more

What you get

What one Las Vegas shoot becomes

One shoot, cut into everything your team will post for weeks - and every frame graded before it reaches you.

A Fame Crew shoot1 shoot
  • 2-3 min
    Hero film
  • 60s
    Vertical reel
  • 45s
    Vertical reel
  • 30s
    LinkedIn cut
  • x20
    Stills

1 shoot → 14+ assets

Example deliverables · every package is quoted to your brief

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Drag to compare · the raw side is simulated on the delivered frame

Pricing

Price your Las Vegas shoot

Real prices from our standard rates. Pick the length and extras, then get the fixed quote that confirms it.

How long is the shoot?

Add to the shoot

Event videography · Las Vegas

  • Senior videographer · Half day$900
  • Highlight reel$500
Typical total$1,400

Includes a 4K camera, pro audio, lighting and local travel.

Your fixed quote confirms the price, usually within 2 hours.

Happy Clients

"We absolutely will be using you guys as our videography service going forward!! Thank you so much for all your help so far 🙏 Fantastic service."

We worked with Hubscale to record multiple podcast episodes on two different days. Our crew member Andrew attended to capture the interviews in full whilst also supporting our host to ensure a seamless experience for the guests. The result? An "awesome" client experience...

Georgia Steel, Marketing ManagerGeorgia SteelMarketing Manager

How your Las Vegas shoot works

Event videography in Las Vegas, from brief to final edit

One Fame production manager runs your Las Vegas shoot from the first message to the last file. You never chase a freelancer, and you always know where the shoot is.

  1. 1Brief to fixed quoteTell us the date and venue. We match a vetted local crew and send a fixed price.
  2. 2A live status pageCrew confirmed, kit checked, on site - you see every step on shoot day.
  3. 3Clips while it's still onShort edits delivered mid-shoot, ready to post while the event is live.
  4. 4Raw footage, then the editEvery file shared the same day, then colour, sound and a professional edit.

Fixed quote back in about 2 hours, Mon-Fri.

  1. Brief
  2. Shoot day
  3. Clips
  4. Raw
  5. Edit

New brief

Shoot
Event videography
City
Las Vegas
Date
28 Nov

Waiting for the brief...

Illustrative shoot · real Las Vegas crew · real Fame Crew footage

Shoot day

Your event day, covered by the hour

Content goes out while the day is still happening - not a week after everyone has moved on.

  1. 16:00

    Crew arrives

    Venue walk-through and kit set

  2. 17:30

    Guests arrive

    Arrivals, atmosphere, the room filling

  3. 18:30

    Speeches

    Every word recorded, with audience cutaways

  4. 19:30

    First clips out

    Two vertical clips while it is still on

  5. 20:30

    The party

    Candid moments and the people who matter

  6. Next day

    Highlight film

    Recap edit and stills delivered

An example day in Las Vegas · your run of show sets the real one

Recent Fame Crew work across the US

Recent shoots Fame Crew has delivered in Las Vegas and in other US cities, by vetted local videographers. Each card shows where it was shot.

  • Product video shoot in Las Vegas

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    Product
  • Event videography at ASW Distillery

    July 2026Atlanta

    Isaac
  • Event videography at ASTAR - FTC Solar

    July 2026Austin

    Nicholas
  • Event videography at Baltimore Country Club (Roland Park)

    May 2026Baltimore

    Candace
  • Event videography at The Tall Ship Boston

    May 2026Boston

    Ryan
  • Corporate video shoot in Chicago

    July 2026Chicago

    Tommy

Portfolio

Here are some of our videos...

  • Sidley Healthcare Investment

  • 2025 Lockton People Solutions

  • Product at Heart 2025 Highlights

  • EXL Growth Recap 2026

  • EXL Growth Recap 2026

Las Vegas crew

Where We Film in Las Vegas

Filming in Las Vegas

Our Las Vegas-based video crew serves the entire Clark County region, from the hospitality hubs on The Strip and Downtown to major trade shows at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC). Because our team is local, we handle all Nevada Film Office permits and logistics for you, saving you the cost of flying in a crew. We also provide seamless coverage for multi-city projects, with teams ready in Los Angeles and Reno.

Venues We Film At in Las Vegas

We film at Las Vegas's world-class venues, from The Venetian Convention & Expo Center with 2.25 million sqft to luxury resorts and unique event spaces. Our Las Vegas crews specialize in capturing high-energy trade shows, major conferences, and spectacular product launches.

  • Las Vegas Convention Center

    A roughly 200-acre campus of about 4.6 million sq ft owned by the LVCVA. Its West Hall adds 600,000 sq ft of exhibit space, and the underground Loop links the halls.

    View our work here
  • The Venetian Expo

    The Venetian Expo, formerly the Sands Expo and Convention Center, sits on Sands Avenue. Its largest hall, Hall G, is 380,000 sq ft.

    View our work here
  • Mandalay Bay Convention

    Convention centre at the Mandalay Bay resort on the Las Vegas Strip, with more than 2 million sq ft in total, including over 900,000 sq ft of exhibit space, after a 2016 expansion.

    View our work here
  • Caesars Palace Convention

    Conference space at the Caesars Palace resort on the Strip. Caesars Entertainment's larger Caesars Forum, a separate 550,000 sq ft conference centre east of the Strip, is a different building.

    View our work here
  • Wynn Las Vegas Event Space

    Meeting space at the Wynn resort on the Strip, part of a combined Wynn and Encore offering listed at 560,000 sq ft.

    View our work here
  • MGM Grand Conference Center

    Conference centre at the MGM Grand on the Las Vegas Strip, reported at about 850,000 sq ft after a $130 million expansion finished around 2019.

    View our work here

Producer’s Note:

Navigating the absolute chaos and massive scale of the Las Vegas Convention Center during expos like CES requires our crews to be incredibly agile and heavily equipped. We utilize advanced frequency-coordinated wireless audio to cut through the immense radio interference and capture your product demonstrations with crystal-clear fidelity.

Filming in Las Vegas

What to know before you shoot in Las Vegas

Filming permits and public-space rules

The Strip is not in the City of Las Vegas, at least not most of it, and that is the first thing to get right. Clark County says the Las Vegas area spans six jurisdictions and governs the Strip from Sahara Avenue south to Russell Road. North of Sahara, you are under the City of Las Vegas, which has its own film permit for downtown. The county offers a jurisdiction locator for checking each location.

Unlike some cities, the county has no small-crew carve-out. It says there are no exemptions for small productions, and that a permit covers commercial, still, documentary and other filming, as well as monetised social media content. A short exterior clip for a company's LinkedIn is not automatically outside the rules.

Casinos and hotels add a twist in the other direction. The county says filming inside a casino does not need a permit, though it recommends getting the property's permission, and many of the sidewalks in front of hotels and casinos are private property. A shot that looks like public pavement may need the hotel's agreement.

Nevada also requires projects to be registered with the state film office, which is free. The airport is a separate process again, with its own application, approval from the Director of Aviation, a location permit and fees to be paid before any pre-production.

  • Apply to the county at least 10 calendar days before the first filming day.
  • The permit is free, but there is a $45 processing fee, and other agencies may charge separately.
  • A $1,000,000 insurance policy naming Clark County and LVMPD as additional insureds is always required, along with a hold harmless agreement.
  • Filming at the 'Welcome to Las Vegas' sign is limited to 30 minutes unless extended approval is granted.

Drone rules

The answer depends on the jurisdiction and on where the drone takes off. Clark County requires prior FAA approval, submitted as part of the permit application, and does not allow drones in residential areas.

The City of Las Vegas draws a useful distinction. Commercial filming with a drone launched or landed from city property or the public right-of-way needs a film permit, while launching and landing on commercial private property, such as a hotel or restaurant, does not need a city film permit. The city's permit page also asks for FAA documentation covering the specific operator and drone, and its drone page says controlled airspace requires FAA LAANC authorisation.

Federally, Part 107 caps altitude at 400 feet above ground level, except within 400 feet of a structure, where a drone can go up to 400 feet above the top of it. In a city of tall resorts, this matters, but so does the proximity of the airport. A Category 3 drone also may not fly over open-air assemblies of people, so plan any crowd shots around that. Check the exact launch point with the FAA.

The business event calendar and districts

The year opens with CES on 6 to 9 January 2027. CES also spreads out from the convention halls, and Lenovo's 2027 keynote is at the Sphere. Crews covering more than one location in a day need to allow time for moving between them.

NAB Show follows on 4 to 7 April 2027, with conferences and workshops starting on 3 April. It is a show for the broadcast and media industries, so the crews on the floor are often being watched by people who know what they are looking at, and the rules on cameras are unusually detailed.

The Las Vegas Convention Center has Vegas Loop stations and connections to resorts, which can help when a shoot splits between a hall and a hotel. Check the current network before relying on it with equipment.

Practical logistics

Read the show's labour rules before you confirm a crew. NAB Show's 2025 rules are a good illustration of what to expect, though each show publishes its own and the 2027 version may differ. They say exhibitors may staff a live camera operator and certain other positions, and may install their own manufactured cameras, but exhibitor-appointed contractors may not perform that work. Bigger integrated systems, drawing over 20 amps or suspended from the ceiling, go to the official contractor. Whether an outside crew can operate at all therefore needs a clear answer from show management and the official contractor before shoot day.

Moving kit is just as specific. Those rules let exhibitors hand carry from a privately owned vehicle using designated unloading points, with a personal luggage or office supply dolly, while hand carts are prohibited. Freeman is the exclusive provider of material handling there, parking on a red curb is banned, and anyone doing exhibitor work must be a full-time employee who can show identification.

If a dispute starts on the floor, the rule is 'work now, grieve later', and the official contractor resolves it. Do not argue with the crew beside you, and call the floor manager.

Confirm all of this with the county, the city, the FAA and the show's exhibitor kit before each shoot, because these rules change.

Filming in Las Vegas?

Tell us the date and the venue and we will send a fixed quote, usually within about 2 hours, Mon-Fri.

Powered by Fame OS

Three tools your last videographer didn't have.

Most crews hand over a drive and a link. Every Fame Crew shoot runs on our own software, so you can see what is happening before the shoot, find any clip after it, and approve edits without a single email thread.

  1. 01

    Footage Log

    Every clip from the shoot, organised and labelled, with the whole log searchable - and every clip transcribed, so you can find the moment someone said the thing by typing what they said. No scrubbing through hours of rushes.

    Open a sample footage log →
  2. 02

    Shoot Status

    One page per shoot showing exactly where things stand: crew confirmed, brief signed off, kit list, call time, payment status. You never have to email to ask what is happening.

    See a live example →
  3. 03

    Asset Review Tool

    Review every edit in the browser and leave comments pinned to the exact second. No download, no version confusion, no thread of timecodes pasted into email.

    Try the review tool →

All three come with every shoot. There is nothing to set up and nothing extra to pay.

Las Vegas Videography Market

Live insights into the Fame Crew talent pool currently active and available for hire in Las Vegas

  • Current Capacity

    ⚡ 5 Hours Avg Response Time

    📅 Last Booking 4 days ago

  • Top Equipment

    🎥 Top Camera Systems Arri Alexa Mini LF, RED Komodo 6K, RED V-Raptor

    ⚙️ Specialized Gear Teradek Bolt 4K (Wireless Video), 17-inch Client Monitor, Wireless Follow Focus

  • Reliability

    ⏳ Total Experience 62+ Combined Years

    🎬 Local Projects 13 Completed Projects in Las Vegas

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes, we offer flexible hiring for half-day videography services. Perfect for smaller events, interviews, or quick turnaround projects where you don't need full-day coverage. Half-day rates are available and ideal for specific moments or shorter events. We can discuss your needs and find a package that fits your timeline and budget.

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