Do you film for the organiser or for individual owners?
Both. Organisers book us for the whole meet, and owners book us to cover their own car and the roll out.

Automotive
We know where to stand at a meet, which is most of the job.

Meet footage is usually a phone walking down a row of parked cars. Nobody watches past ten seconds because nothing happens.
The good stuff is the arrivals, the slow rolls out, the rev battles, the crowd reacting. That means being in the right place before it happens, which is a thing you learn by going to a lot of meets.
We shoot the cars, the people and the exits, and cut it into something with a shape.
The two moments where the cars are actually moving.
Wheels, badges, engine bays, the builds people came to see.
Reactions are what make a meet look busy instead of empty.
Cut and posted while the meet is still being talked about.
Frames from shoots we were hired to do. No stock, no mood board.
Automotive
AutomotiveA 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.
Both. Organisers book us for the whole meet, and owners book us to cover their own car and the roll out.
Yes. We shoot your car properly and pick up the rest of the meet around it, so you get both.
Yes. Roll outs are the best footage of the day and we film them from a chase car where it is safe to do so.
Two hours is $329 and covers a short meet. Six hours at $629 covers a full show day with arrivals and exits.
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.