We can, but moving gear through crowds is nearly impossible. We suggest balcony positions or handheld setups.

Yes. We avoid conducting interviews on the street unless you want ambient jazz and crowd noise.

Our local businesses are insured, and we monitor weather during hurricane season.

Yes, we film frequently in the French Quarter. We know the permit requirements for commercial filming on public streets (like Royal or Bourbon) and how to navigate the crowds and noise restrictions.

Filming inside Jackson Square requires specific permission from the Parks and Parkways Department. We can handle the application to ensure you capture the St. Louis Cathedral backdrop legally.

New Orleans humidity is intense. Our crews come prepared with anti-fog solutions for lenses and know how to acclimate gear to prevent condensation issues when moving from A/C to outdoors.

We can arrange filming on the St. Charles streetcar line. This requires coordination with the RTA and sometimes renting a dedicated car for controlled shoots.

We have FAA-licensed drone pilots. Flying in the city is restricted, but we know the legal zones along the Mississippi River or Lake Pontchartrain to capture aerials.

We love the architecture of the Garden District. We handle permits for sidewalk filming to ensure we respect the residents and capture the historic mansions beautifully.

Yes, we can provide a professional teleprompter and operator. This is essential for executives who need to deliver scripted messages confidently.