Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We regularly partner with marketing agencies, in-house creative teams, manufacturers, construction companies, industrial businesses, and corporate marketing departments. We're comfortable integrating into existing creative teams or managing productions from concept through final delivery.

Absolutely. Some projects require a single photographer for a half-day shoot, while others involve producers, multiple camera operators, drone crews, lighting specialists, editors, and production assistants. Every production is staffed according to the project's needs.

You'll work directly with Ben Bean throughout your project. From planning and estimating to production and final delivery, Ben serves as your primary point of contact, ensuring clear communication and a consistent experience from start to finish.

Yes. We regularly assist clients with production planning, shot lists, scheduling, location logistics, and creative recommendations to help ensure every shoot runs efficiently and captures the content your team needs.

The more information you can provide, the better. Helpful details include project goals, location, anticipated shoot dates, deliverables, intended usage, timeline, and any creative references or shot lists. If you're still defining the project, we're happy to help guide the planning process.

Outdoor productions are always subject to weather. We'll work with you to determine the best course of action based on the project requirements. If weather contingency days are reserved, those dates are held exclusively for your project and are billed whether or not they are ultimately used.

Yes. All commercial drone operations are conducted in accordance with FAA regulations by FAA Part 107 certified remote pilots.

Yes. We have extensive experience working in manufacturing facilities, construction sites, mines, warehouses, and other active industrial environments while complying with site-specific safety requirements.

Yes. We offer professional photo editing, color correction, retouching, video editing, color grading, motion graphics, sound design, and final delivery optimized for print, web, social media, presentations, and broadcast applications.

Yes. We are available for international assignments and can assist with planning logistics for productions outside the United States.

Yes. Through a trusted network of creative professionals and production partners, we can assemble experienced crews and coordinate equipment rentals wherever your project takes us.

Travel expenses are outlined separately within each estimate whenever applicable, providing clear visibility into production and travel costs before work begins.

Each estimate outlines the scope of work, production services, crew, equipment, travel (when applicable), post-production, deliverables, estimated schedule, and any applicable licensing or usage terms.

Usage rights are clearly outlined within each estimate and tailored to the client's intended use.

Delivery timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. During planning, we'll establish an expected delivery schedule that meets your production needs. Expedited delivery is also available for many projects.

Yes. Rush editing and expedited delivery are available for many projects. If you have a tight deadline, let us know during planning and we'll discuss available options.

Yes. We regularly work on active industrial sites and can comply with site-specific safety requirements, orientations, PPE requirements, and client onboarding procedures.  We also have MSHA Part 48 surface and underground certified crew.

Yes. Certificates of Insurance (COIs) can be provided upon request and tailored to your project's requirements.

Yes. We regularly work with confidential products, facilities, and proprietary information. We are happy to execute non-disclosure agreements and follow client confidentiality requirements.