Can you film sparring safely?
Yes. We film from outside the ropes and from the corner, and we never step onto the canvas during live rounds.

Personal Brand
Fight gyms are dark, dusty and fast. That is where this footage looks best, and it is where we are comfortable.

A boxing gym is the hardest room in fitness to film. Almost no light, dust in the air, and everything moving faster than autofocus wants to.
We shoot it wide open with fast lenses and lean into the darkness instead of fighting it. Bag work, pad rounds, sparring, wraps going on, the walk out.
It cuts hard and it posts well, which is why fighters and coaches keep booking it.
In the corner and through the ropes, not from the door.
The quiet part before the round, which is half the story.
Shot in slow motion where the impact needs it.
No video light in a fighter's eyes, ever.
Frames from shoots we were hired to do. No stock, no mood board.
A private link the day we shoot, so you see it before you pay the rest.
The originals are yours. We keep no rights over them.
One way, anywhere in the Miami area, at no extra cost.
Send the date, the place, and what is happening. We reply the same day.
One camera, no crew standing around. You carry on, we work the room.
A preview link the same day, then the full set of files and cuts.
Yes. We film from outside the ropes and from the corner, and we never step onto the canvas during live rounds.
No. We shoot with fast lenses in whatever light the gym has, and the darkness is part of why this footage looks good.
Both. Fighters book personal content, and gyms book us for promo footage and coach reels.
Yes, on the impact shots. Pads, bag work and the counter are usually the moments worth slowing down.
Thirty minutes of travel one way is included with every booking. Further out adds a travel expense, agreed before the day.
Tell us the day. We bring the camera.