Hire a Camera Crew in Las Vegas
To hire a camera crew in Las Vegas, compare the 19 production companies, camera operators and studios below and contact them straight from their ProductionHelp profiles. Most of them work the convention and corporate event circuit, so ask early for trade show dates. None of these crews publish day rates, so a short brief sent to three of them is the fastest way to a real number.
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- Vendors on this page: 19 (10 production companies and crews, 4 convention, event and wedding crews, 5 studios and stages)
- Where they are based: Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, per their listings
- What they list: ENG crews, camera operators, DPs, grip and electric, live streaming, two sound stages and in-house studios
- Typical jobs: trade shows and conventions, corporate meetings, brand activations, commercials, live performances and weddings
- Published prices: none; every crew quotes per project
- Permits: City of Las Vegas, Clark County (the Strip south of Sahara Avenue), Henderson or North Las Vegas, depending on the address
- Last updated: October 2026
Las Vegas production companies, film crews and videographers
Teams that can plan, shoot and edit, plus crews that supply camera operators, DPs and grip and electric for visiting productions. Each summary comes from the company’s own ProductionHelp listing.
Cerious Productions
Video and photo company built around corporate events, trade shows and commercial projects. Its listing names work for brands such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Mercedes-Benz and covers interviews, drone footage and social media content with a local crew, from planning to final edit.
Got Films
Production services company on West Lake Mead Boulevard that supplies ENG crews, camera operators, directors of photography, audio techs, grips, gaffers, electrics and PAs, per its listing, plus camera and equipment packages and craft service for film and TV clients coming in from Nevada, Utah and Arizona.
A1T Productions & Photography
Family-owned photo and video company whose listing covers commercials, conventions, events, weddings and studio work for local businesses and the convention trade, with an emphasis on competitive pricing.
Hamilton International Productions
Licensed and insured video production company founded in 2000, according to its listing. It shoots and edits conference, convention and corporate meeting video, plus web and sales presentation pieces, with After Effects work in house.
Vegas Video Solutions
Video and audio production company with a recording studio, camera operators, photographers and live streaming staff, working in Las Vegas for 16 years per its listing. It records live performances, events, commercials and news and media content.
Lonelee Productions
Team of camera operators that works locally and nationally for corporate and private clients. Its listing covers creative direction, storyboarding, broadcast, event coverage, time lapse and social media shorts, for one-off filming support or ongoing work.
Master Video
Las Vegas video and photo company whose listing names promotional videos, corporate training material, conferences, weddings and other event coverage.
Biz Spot Studios
Video production company that gives small and medium-size businesses an affordable way to make marketing videos, according to its listing, which also includes drone work.
Get Right Media
Creative agency offering commercial photo and video production, headshots, event coverage, portraits, workshops and studio rentals for brands, teams and creators, per its listing.
Video By Gino Payne
Director, producer and cinematographer with more than 12 years in film and production and a Master in Film and Fine Arts from Savannah College of Art and Design. His listing mentions commercial and promotional work and music videos that earned A.U.M.A.S awards.
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Las Vegas convention, event and wedding camera operators
Crews for conventions, corporate gatherings, weddings and elopements across the valley.
Corporate Photographers
Team founded by Adam Sternberg and Adam Shane to bring convention-focused photo and video coverage to the busiest convention city in the country, per its listing, with enough people to cover several sessions or booths at once.
Elite Media Productions
Video, photo and social media marketing team whose listing covers events, productions and business content.
Langdon Video Services
Husband and wife team that films Las Vegas weddings in a documentary style. Its listing says it is one of the few in town that still offers full-length wedding videos, with highlight edits also available.
Zoltan Wedding Photography
Husband-and-wife studio for wedding photography and cinematic film, focused on elopements, intimate weddings and destination celebrations with custom coverage instead of fixed packages, per its listing.
Las Vegas studios and sound stages
Stages and studios for controlled shoots, from TV and commercial sets to product and brand content.
Vegas PBS Production Studios
Production facility with two sound stages, technical support, parking and basecamp space a few minutes from the Strip and the airport, according to its listing, aimed at TV, film and commercial shoots.
In Color Studios
Creative production house that takes marketing projects from idea to delivery for brands and agencies that need high-end content produced fast, per its listing.
Structure Exhibits Film Studio
Experiential marketing and trade show exhibit company whose Las Vegas headquarters includes a fully equipped in-house film production studio, according to its listing.
Cashman Photo Enterprises
Photo and video company whose photographers work at attractions, shows and restaurants along the resort corridor. Its listing also covers commercial, corporate event and stage production video.
501 Studios
Commercial photo and video studio whose listing covers headshots, product, architecture, hotel and casino work, 360 virtual tours, time lapse and aerial video.
Cameraman and camera crew rates in Las Vegas
| Booking | Las Vegas price |
|---|---|
| Single cameraman or ENG operator for a day | Not published, request quotes |
| Trade show or convention coverage | Not published, request quotes |
| Multi-camera live stream | Not published, request quotes |
| Sound stage or studio rental | Not published, request quotes |
| Wedding or elopement coverage | Not published, request quotes |
We only print a price when a vendor publishes one, and no Las Vegas listing here does yet. Permit costs are separate and small: the City of Las Vegas charges no film permit fee, and Clark County’s permit is free with a $45 processing fee. Police, traffic control and casino location fees are billed by those parties. For how crew quotes are usually built, read what a camera operator actually costs and day rate versus project rate.
How to hire a cameraman, camera crew or film crew in Las Vegas
Pin down the jurisdiction first. The area people call Las Vegas is six jurisdictions. The Strip south of Sahara Avenue, including the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign, is Clark County; downtown and Fremont Street are the City of Las Vegas; Henderson and North Las Vegas run their own permits. Put the exact address in your brief, along with dates, camera count, sound, lighting and editing needs. Our video production brief template helps.
Book around the convention calendar. Crews here fill up during big shows. Send the same brief to two or three crews from the lists above and ask about load-in times, union or venue rules at the convention center or resort, overtime and who keeps the raw footage.
Clear the casino and the paperwork. Many Strip sidewalks are private casino property, so the resort must approve filming there in addition to any permit. Register the production with the Nevada Film Office, which state law requires and costs nothing, and get the insurance certificate ready. Our guide to video production insurance covers what crews are usually asked for.
Not sure whether you need one camera operator or a whole production company? Read camera crew vs. full-service production company or how to hire a camera operator.
Filming permits and locations in Las Vegas
Which office you call depends on where the camera sits. The main ones for a shoot in the valley:
- City of Las Vegas: a film permit is needed for commercial filming on city streets, sidewalks and facilities, and on private property in residential areas or when scenes involve weapons, chases, police uniforms or special effects. There is no fee. Email the application five working days ahead, or 14 working days when filming affects traffic or uses effects. Insurance is always required: $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate general liability, Nevada workers’ compensation and $1 million employer’s liability, naming the city and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police as additional insureds. The city says paid influencer and social media shoots need a permit too.
- Fremont Street Experience: needs the city permit plus a separate location agreement from Fremont Street Experience, with its application in 10 business days ahead and $1 million liability coverage naming it as additional insured.
- Clark County and the Strip: unincorporated Clark County, which covers the Strip south of Sahara Avenue, requires a film permit for commercial photo and video. The permit is free with a $45 processing fee, and the online application is due at least 10 calendar days before the first shoot day.
- Police support: road closures, traffic control, stunts, pyrotechnics and drone requests need Las Vegas Metropolitan Police staffing, and the department asks for 14 calendar days notice.
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Las Vegas camera crew and film crew FAQs
How much does it cost to hire a camera crew in Las Vegas?
None of the Las Vegas listings on this page publish a day rate, so pricing comes from a quote. Send two or three crews the same brief with dates, venue, camera count, sound, lighting, live streaming and editing needs, then compare what each quote includes. Our guide to what a camera operator costs explains how crew quotes are usually built.
Do I need a permit to film on the Las Vegas Strip?
Usually, yes. The Strip south of Sahara Avenue, including the Welcome to Las Vegas sign, is unincorporated Clark County, which requires a film permit for commercial photo and video. The permit is free with a $45 processing fee and must be applied for at least 10 calendar days ahead. North of Sahara Avenue the City of Las Vegas issues permits. Many Strip sidewalks belong to the casinos, so you also need the resort’s permission.
How far ahead do I apply for a City of Las Vegas film permit?
Five working days for a standard shoot and 14 working days if filming will disrupt roads or traffic or use special effects. The city charges no permit fee but always requires insurance naming the city and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police as additional insureds.
Who can cover a trade show or convention in Las Vegas?
Cerious Productions lists trade shows, corporate events and brand activations, Hamilton International Productions lists conference and convention video, A1T Productions lists conventions, and Corporate Photographers was set up specifically to cover conventions with photo and video teams.
Can I hire a single camera operator or a full ENG crew?
Yes. Got Films supplies ENG crews, camera operators and DPs along with grips, gaffers and audio techs, and Lonelee Productions offers one-off filming support. Video By Gino Payne is a solo director and cinematographer. Production companies such as Cerious Productions or Master Video suit jobs that also need planning and editing.
Where can I rent a sound stage in Las Vegas?
Vegas PBS Production Studios lists two sound stages near the Strip and the airport with basecamp parking. Structure Exhibits has an in-house film studio, Get Right Media rents studio space, and In Color Studios and 501 Studios handle commercial shoots.
Who can live stream an event in Las Vegas?
Vegas Video Solutions lists live streaming staff alongside its recording studio and camera operators, and covers live performances and event coverage.
How do I add my Las Vegas crew to ProductionHelp?
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Last updated October 2026.