Event and Conference Videos That Extend Your Reach
Capture the presentations, atmosphere and conversations that make your event valuable—then turn them into content that keeps working after the day.
Event and conference video production in Melbourne
One filming day can create content that promotes the event, shares key sessions with people who could not attend and helps you re-engage attendees afterwards.
Typical investment: from $1,500 + GST
This figure covers filming at a two hour event and making a highlights clip, plus photos.
See how we captured the atmosphere, presentations and award recipients in this Hume Business Awards event video case study.
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Melbourne-based · Multi-camera · Multiple rooms at once · Record slides and clean audio · Highlights and full sessions · Photography available
Capture the atmosphere
Show the energy of the room, audience reactions, networking and memorable moments that photographs or written summaries cannot fully communicate.
Re-engage your audience quickly
Fast-turnaround highlights and social clips help you thank attendees, share key moments and maintain momentum while the event is still fresh.
Create lasting value from one event
Turn one day of filming into highlight videos, complete sessions, speaker clips, social content and promotional material for future events.
Example Event and Conference Videos
Experience across conferences, awards and live events
SMBiT Pro
Covering their two day annual conference for the last 7 years. Creating dozens of videos – highlights, vox pops and interviews; hundreds of photos

Professional Speakers
Making highlights reels and training videos from seminar for speakers like Steve Simpson, Carol Cooke and Jane Anderson

Melbourne Vetworks
Filming 46 presentations across two rooms, over two days plus networking, highlights clips and photos. Recorded slides separately.

Melbourne Build
Filming/editing at this MCEC exhibition. Highlights clips and vox pops. Working in crowds.

Business Awards – Hume, Glen Eira, Hobsons Bay
We regularly film Council business awards ceremonies. Outputs include highlights reels, vox pop interviews, photos.

School Concerts and Graduation Ceremonies
Every year we film a local primary school’s concert for parents to buy from our website. We also often live stream graduation ceremonies.

Use this form to see if we’re available for your event. Let us know what videos you want made and we’ll provide a quote.
Discuss a project
Tell us what you are considering and we’ll get back to you with practical options.
Frequently asked questions about event video production
Here are the questions clients most often ask when planning event and conference videos.
Depending what you want to record, to cover a conference we often use two cameras per room, in up to three rooms. One camera will be wide to capture the whole screen, speaker and front audience. The second camera will be a mid-shot the speaker which we pan as the walk. This is generally the setup when you want to record whole presentations or sessions.
We will often also use a third camera on a gimbal to get audience reaction shots, filmed from the front/side of the conference space and looking back. This is mainly if we’re making a highlights clip.
For audio, we have various lapel and shotgun microphones. We will often set up lapel mics for the speakers and shotgun mics for panel discussions. However if you have an audio visual team helping, we will take an audio feed from them, rather than double up on microphones.
Bright projector screens often look washed out on camera. To fix this and capture crisp, full-screen slides, we use two approaches:
- Hardware Recording (Recommended): We split the presenter’s HDMI signal into a dedicated recorder. This captures a high-resolution video file of the slides in real time, making them seamless to edit alongside camera footage.
- Post-Production Insertion: We manually insert the original slide files into the video during editing.
In the final edit, we can switch dynamically between full-screen slides, the presenter, or a split screen.
Here’s a full presentation for Stripe where we edited the slides in. If you scrub to different spots in the 1 hour presentation, you’ll see that sometimes we’ll show the speaker full screen, sometimes the speaker and the slides.
Absolutely. In many cases, one day of filming can produce a range of content.
For example, a single filming day may provide:
- A main video for your website.
- Short social media videos.
- Customer testimonial videos.
- Recruitment content.
- Photographs and behind-the-scenes material.
By planning ahead and capturing a variety of interviews and supporting footage, it is often possible to create content that can be used for months or even years.
Creating multiple videos from one shoot is one of the most cost-effective ways to maximise the value of your investment in video production.
We often work with Audio Visual teams who set up microphones and look after the speaker slides on the big screen at your event.
We usually get a feed of each from them. They’re used to doing this for videographers. We will ask them for an XLR feed of the mics and an HDMI feed of the slides. The XLR goes into our camera, and the HDMI goes into an Atomos recorder.
If you don’t have an AV team, we will most likely set up our own microphones, even if that means doubling up on the house sytem.
We can still split the HDMI feed out of your laptop, to record the slides.
Absolutely. In many cases, videos created for your website, events or presentations can also be edited into shorter versions for social media.
For example, a longer video may be repurposed into:
- Short LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram or TikTok videos.
- Customer testimonial snippets.
- Short promotional clips highlighting key messages.
- Behind-the-scenes content.
Repurposing content is often one of the most cost-effective ways to maximise the value of your investment in video production, as it allows you to create a library of content from a single filming project.
When planning a project, we will discuss all the possible ways the footage could be used and ensure the right material is captured to suit different platforms and formats.
Depending on the complexity and number of videos, most projects are completed in under a month, including planning, filming, editing. There may be a few days going back and forth on pre-production or scripting, filming may take half a day or a day. We’ll usually have a first draft video back to you within a week of filming. Subsequent rounds of changes will be made in a couple of days of your feedback.
If we’re making multiple videos we will write shot lists and batch like scenes/ locations together and film them at the same time to keep costs down.
Discuss your event or conference video production needs
In the end, you need to consider how you’ll use the videos. This will determine what we record. Be it full sessions, or enough to make highlight clips and recording some vox-pops. There is no obligation to proceed. Call us and we can work through the options and various costs.









