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Best event video production companies in 2026

Our pick for events in South Florida, and for organizers with event footage to edit, is Mark Studios: it films galas, conferences and corporate events in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties and delivers the recap, social clips, speaker cuts and full sessions 5–7 days later.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 15, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best event video production company for most South Florida events.

An event is the one shoot you can’t redo. The keynote, the award and the moment the room gets up happen once, and the video has to serve the people who came, the sponsors, the people who missed it and next year’s marketing. Mark Studios plans the coverage backwards from the recap and edits it in-house.

  • Coverage planned from the run of show. A camera position set for each keynote, panel and award so no moment is caught from behind a table, with event photos in the same booking if you want them.
  • Every cut from one shoot. A recap film, 9:16 social clips framed on the day, a short cut for each speaker or sponsor and clean full-session recordings, delivered 5–7 days after the event.
  • Mark on every project. Event footage filmed anywhere is edited in-house too, with a 4.9★ rating over 8,000+ Fiverr orders and 99% on-time delivery.
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We publish this list and we’re on it, so weigh that. Every other company’s facts below come from its own website, with the date we read it.

Quick picks.

For conference livestreams priced per room, Varvid; for crews in many US cities with published tiers, Beverly Boy; for a documentary-style recap, Lemonlight; for speaker clips and a same-day reel, Candid Studios. At Las Vegas trade shows, Cerious Productions. To book a videographer by the hour, Snappr; for events in several cities on one invoice, Shootday. In South Florida, C&I Studios for big events with a livestream, Brothers of the Lens for bilingual crews and Miami Video Productions for hybrid conferences. To price-check a local hire, Thumbtack; to edit footage you already shot, Fiverr.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: events filmed in South Florida and cut into a recap, clips and full sessions, photos in the same booking
  2. FiverrAn edit of event footage you already shot
  3. ThumbtackA price benchmark before you hire a local videographer
  4. Beverly Boy ProductionsCrews for corporate events in many US cities, with published tiers
  5. Candid StudiosConference coverage with speaker clips and a same-day reel
  6. LemonlightA documentary-style recap filmed by a crew that comes to you
  7. Cerious ProductionsTrade-show booth and keynote coverage in Las Vegas
  8. VarvidA multi-camera livestream of a conference room
  9. ShootdayOne crew booking for events in several cities
  10. SnapprA videographer booked by the hour, online
  11. Brothers of the LensBilingual crews for corporate events and trade shows in Miami
  12. C&I StudiosA large crew for galas and conferences in Fort Lauderdale and Miami
  13. Miami Video ProductionsLivestreams and same-day recaps at Miami conferences

Mark Studios is our pick for most South Florida events. The other rows carry each company’s “best for” label from its entry below and aren’t ranked. We wrote this list.

13 options side by side.

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 15, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.
ProviderBased inWhere it filmsPublished priceStated turnaroundBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickPalm Beach County, FLOn site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; edits event footage from anywhereShoots and edits quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month5–7 days after the event; expedited availableOrganizers who want the recap, the clips and the photos from one studio
Marketplaces
FiverrOnline marketplace (sellers worldwide)Mostly remote editing; a few sellers film in one named cityEvent recap editing gigs from $30; an Austin on-site gig from $850; plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gigEditing footage you already shot
ThumbtackOnline directory of local prosLocal pros film on site; travel fees may apply beyond their rangeNational average about $900–$1,025 per hire; most pay about $961 (wedding and event video combined)Set by each proChecking a local quote against the average
National event production companies
Beverly Boy ProductionsWest Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CAOn site nationwide through local crewsOne-person event coverage $1,800–$2,500 (raw footage); event livestream $4,500–$10,000; same-day editing add-on $1,000–$3,000Raw footage in 24–48 hours (one-person tier); edited video 4–6 weeksCorporate events that need a crew in another city
Candid StudiosColorado; South Florida locations since 2023On site; lists cities in six states, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm BeachCorporate events quoted per scope; videography packages from $1,095, or $425 an hour (3-hour minimum)Recaps in 5–7 business days, full sessions in 3 (corporate page); about 7 weeks on average (pricing page)Conferences that need speaker clips fast
LemonlightInglewood, CAOn site through local crews in over 70 citiesEvent videos from $2,5003 to 8 weeks on average; rush for 20% moreA polished recap when the date isn’t pressing
Conference and livestream specialists
Cerious ProductionsLas Vegas, NVOn site in Las Vegas and HendersonEvent coverage about $1,500–$3,000 a day; trade show or conference recaps about $4,000–$10,000 a day7–10 days standard; same-day edits and 24-hour turnaround if planned aheadExhibitors at Las Vegas trade shows
VarvidCrews in cities across the continental USOn site across the continental USLivestream packages from $4,999, $7,499 or $10,999 per room per day; 10–50% more on short noticeRecorded file the same day, once paid; on-site edited highlights within an hourStreaming sessions to a remote audience
Booking platforms
ShootdayCrews in 150+ business hubs worldwideOn site, with a vetted local crew assigned from one briefAbout USD 350 for a 2-hour shoot with edited content and RAW files; 20% deposit; 3.5% card feeEdited video in 48 business hours, 5–7 or 10–15 business days, depending on the line you readCompanies running events in several cities
SnapprOnline booking; matches local videographersOn site, with a vetted local videographer$179 for the first hour, $120 each hour after (two hours $299), plus a 15% service fee“Within days, not weeks” (no number given)Short events on a fixed budget
Florida-based options
Brothers of the LensMiami, FLOn site in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm BeachNot publishedNot stated; next-morning clips availableEvents run in English and Spanish
C&I StudiosFort Lauderdale, FL, with offices in other US citiesOn site across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties and beyondNot published; each project scoped after a callRecap and social cuts “often same-day”Large South Florida events that also need a livestream
Miami Video ProductionsMiami area, FLOn site from the Miami Beach Convention Center to Fort Lauderdale hotelsNot published; replies to enquiries within 24 hoursHighlight reel during the event; clips within hours of a keynoteHybrid conferences streamed to Zoom or Teams

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 15, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.

Each option, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Organizers who want the recap, the clips and the photos from one studio

Based in
Palm Beach County, FL
Where it films
On site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; edits event footage from anywhere
Published price
Shoots and edits quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month
Stated turnaround
5–7 days after the event; expedited available

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. It films galas, conferences, corporate events and fundraisers on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, with camera positions planned from the run of show so keynotes, award handovers and the moment the room gets up are caught once and well, and it can photograph the same event in one booking. Each event becomes a short recap film for your website and next year’s invitations, vertical and square clips framed for social on the day, a short cut for each speaker or sponsor, and clean full-session recordings, delivered 5–7 days after the event. Event footage shot anywhere can be sent in for editing. Site figures: 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews.

Pros

  • Video and event photos from one booking
  • Recap, social clips, speaker cuts and full sessions from the same coverage
  • Camera positions planned from the run of show

Good to know

  • On-site filming covers Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; elsewhere you send the footage
  • Each event is quoted rather than sold from a rate card
  • Delivery is 5–7 days as standard; expedited delivery is available
DJ B · Event recap
Kings Business Club · Interview
Sovereign Self-Defense · Docu-series trailer

Real client work from our portfolio. Scope from our event videography page, including a gala filmed and photographed at PGA National Resort.

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Marketplaces

Fiverr

Best for: Editing footage you already shot

Based in
Online marketplace (sellers worldwide)
Where it films
Mostly remote editing; a few sellers film in one named city
Published price
Event recap editing gigs from $30; an Austin on-site gig from $850; plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Stated turnaround
Set per gig

Fiverr’s event video category listed 1,268 services on October 15, 2026, and a search for event highlight videos returned 4,400+ results. Nearly all of them are editors: “I will do engaging event recaps and highlights video editing” starts at $30, and “I will edit a recap video of your event, party and corporate events” at $65. A handful of sellers film in person in one city, such as an Austin videographer from $850. Fiverr adds a 5.5% service fee at checkout, plus $3.50 on orders under $200, and each seller sets its own delivery and revisions.

Pros

  • The cheapest way to get event footage edited
  • Thousands of editors to choose from
  • Price shown before you order

Cons

  • Almost no one films your event
  • Quality and delivery vary by seller

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Fiverr event video category · Fiverr event highlight video search · Fiverr buyer fees (Help Center)

Thumbtack

Best for: Checking a local quote against the average

Based in
Online directory of local pros
Where it films
Local pros film on site; travel fees may apply beyond their range
Published price
National average about $900–$1,025 per hire; most pay about $961 (wedding and event video combined)
Stated turnaround
Set by each pro

Thumbtack matches you with local videographers and publishes a cost guide built from its own data: the national average for hiring a videographer runs about $900–$1,025, and most people pay around $961. That figure sits under a wedding-and-event heading, and the guide says wedding videographers usually charge more, so read it as a blended average. One pro it quotes charges $250–$2,000 for nonprofit and corporate videos. Percentage deposits average 20%, and most pros set a service range and may charge a travel fee beyond it.

Pros

  • Free to compare local quotes
  • A national price benchmark
  • Pros who film in person near the venue

Cons

  • The average blends weddings with other events
  • You vet each pro yourself

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Thumbtack videography cost guide

National event production companies

Beverly Boy Productions

Best for: Corporate events that need a crew in another city

Based in
West Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CA
Where it films
On site nationwide through local crews
Published price
One-person event coverage $1,800–$2,500 (raw footage); event livestream $4,500–$10,000; same-day editing add-on $1,000–$3,000
Stated turnaround
Raw footage in 24–48 hours (one-person tier); edited video 4–6 weeks

Beverly Boy has made video since 2002 and lists 25,000+ videos produced, with an East Coast headquarters in West Palm Beach and a West Coast one in Tustin, California. Its corporate event page publishes prices: one-person coverage of six to eight hours for $1,800–$2,500, delivered as raw footage within 24–48 hours, an event livestream for $4,500–$10,000, and same-day editing as a $1,000–$3,000 add-on. Standard turnaround for an edited video is four to six weeks after the event, while its live-streaming page says final files typically arrive within 24–48 hours, so ask which applies to your booking.

Pros

  • Published event prices
  • Crews in many US cities
  • Same-day editing and livestreams available

Cons

  • Four to six weeks for an edited video as standard
  • The cheapest tier is raw footage only

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Beverly Boy corporate event videography · Beverly Boy live streaming services · Beverly Boy home page (headquarters)

Candid Studios

Best for: Conferences that need speaker clips fast

Based in
Colorado; South Florida locations since 2023
Where it films
On site; lists cities in six states, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach
Published price
Corporate events quoted per scope; videography packages from $1,095, or $425 an hour (3-hour minimum)
Stated turnaround
Recaps in 5–7 business days, full sessions in 3 (corporate page); about 7 weeks on average (pricing page)

Candid Studios started in Colorado, opened South Florida locations in 2023 and says its video team has covered corporate events since 2016. Standard packages include multi-camera keynote coverage, attendee testimonial interviews and a two-to-three-minute recap, and it can edit a 60–90 second highlight reel during the event to play before the closing session. Its corporate page promises recaps in 5–7 business days and full session recordings in 3 days, but its videography pricing page gives a recent average of about seven weeks for video. Corporate events are quoted by schedule, crew and deliverables; the packages on its pricing page start at $1,095.

Pros

  • A highlight reel edited during the event
  • Full sessions in three days
  • Locations in South Florida

Cons

  • Its two pages give very different video turnarounds
  • Corporate pricing isn’t published

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Candid Studios corporate event videography · Candid Studios videography pricing · Candid Studios about

Lemonlight

Best for: A polished recap when the date isn’t pressing

Based in
Inglewood, CA
Where it films
On site through local crews in over 70 cities
Published price
Event videos from $2,500
Stated turnaround
3 to 8 weeks on average; rush for 20% more

Lemonlight sends a production crew to your event and makes one style of event video, which it calls doc-style: the crew blends into the background, filming key moments and b-roll, and the result is a recap for internal channels, social media or your website. Event videos start at $2,500 with a timeline of three to eight weeks, and rush projects cost 20% more. It has local crews in over 70 cities and began in 2014. The FAQ on the same page says a typical production can take from a few weeks to a few months.

Pros

  • A published starting price
  • Crews in over 70 cities
  • Rush option with a stated fee

Cons

  • Three to eight weeks is slow for a recap
  • Its event page offers no livestream or full-session recording

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Lemonlight event video · Lemonlight home page

Conference and livestream specialists

Cerious Productions

Best for: Exhibitors at Las Vegas trade shows

Based in
Las Vegas, NV
Where it films
On site in Las Vegas and Henderson
Published price
Event coverage about $1,500–$3,000 a day; trade show or conference recaps about $4,000–$10,000 a day
Stated turnaround
7–10 days standard; same-day edits and 24-hour turnaround if planned ahead

Cerious Productions films booth videos, product demos, interviews, keynote clips, same-day social edits and recap films for trade shows and conferences in Las Vegas. Its pricing page puts event coverage at about $1,500–$3,000 a day and trade show or conference recaps at $4,000–$10,000 a day, while its pricing guide lists trade show and convention coverage at $2,500–$10,000+ a day. Standard delivery is 7–10 days after filming, with same-day edits when planned in advance. It covered L’Oréal’s booth with photography and same-day social edits, and suggests booking 1–2 weeks before a show.

Pros

  • Published day rates
  • Same-day social edits at the show
  • Photo and video from one crew

Cons

  • Built around Las Vegas
  • Its two pricing pages give different ranges

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Cerious Productions pricing · Cerious Productions trade show video · Cerious Productions pricing guide

Varvid

Best for: Streaming sessions to a remote audience

Based in
Crews in cities across the continental US
Where it films
On site across the continental US
Published price
Livestream packages from $4,999, $7,499 or $10,999 per room per day; 10–50% more on short notice
Stated turnaround
Recorded file the same day, once paid; on-site edited highlights within an hour

Varvid has brought events to remote audiences for almost two decades. Its webcasting packages are priced per room per day: Basic from $4,999, Standard from $7,499 and Premium from $10,999, with 10% added for less than 14 days’ notice, 25% under 7 days and 50% under 2 days. Crews and gear are based in cities across the continental US with central producers. The recorded file is delivered the same day once final payment is made, and an on-site editor can turn short highlight videos around within an hour of the stream. Its Premium card lists three cameras while its comparison table says four.

Pros

  • Published per-day livestream prices
  • Recording delivered the same day
  • Highlight clips edited on site

Cons

  • Short-notice bookings cost 10–50% more
  • Priced per room, so multi-room events add up

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Varvid webcasting and live streaming · Varvid home page

Booking platforms

Shootday

Best for: Companies running events in several cities

Based in
Crews in 150+ business hubs worldwide
Where it films
On site, with a vetted local crew assigned from one brief
Published price
About USD 350 for a 2-hour shoot with edited content and RAW files; 20% deposit; 3.5% card fee
Stated turnaround
Edited video in 48 business hours, 5–7 or 10–15 business days, depending on the line you read

Shootday assigns a vetted local crew from one brief, with one account manager and one invoice per event, in more than 150 business hubs. A two-hour shoot with edited content and RAW files starts from about USD 350, a 20% deposit secures the date, and same-day or next-day highlight videos can be arranged when requested in advance. Its event page gives three timelines for edited video: 48 business hours after it receives your editing instructions, 5–7 business days, and 10–15 business days. It says prices include all taxes and fees, then adds a 3.5% fee on card payments. You get full commercial usage rights with no expiry.

Pros

  • A low published starting price
  • One brief and one invoice for multi-city events
  • Full commercial usage rights

Cons

  • Three different editing timelines on one page
  • A 3.5% card fee despite “no hidden charges”

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Shootday event videography · Shootday home page

Snappr

Best for: Short events on a fixed budget

Based in
Online booking; matches local videographers
Where it films
On site, with a vetted local videographer
Published price
$179 for the first hour, $120 each hour after (two hours $299), plus a 15% service fee
Stated turnaround
“Within days, not weeks” (no number given)

Snappr books a vetted local videographer by the hour: $179 for the first hour and $120 for each hour after, with a 15% service fee on top, at one published US price. The price covers the videographer, their equipment and every clip from the shoot as original HD footage; its FAQ says video shoots include basic trimming and audio balancing, and it lists event highlight reels among the videos it shoots. Its business events page says edited photos and videos arrive “within days, not weeks” without giving a number.

Pros

  • Hourly prices shown before you book
  • Bookable in minutes
  • Short bookings are possible

Cons

  • Its pages differ on how much editing is included
  • A 15% fee on every booking

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Snappr videography pricing · Snappr FAQ · Snappr business events

Florida-based options

Brothers of the Lens

Best for: Events run in English and Spanish

Based in
Miami, FL
Where it films
On site in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated; next-morning clips available

Brothers of the Lens specializes in videography, photography and livestreaming for corporate events, conferences and trade shows across Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, scaling from a single videographer to a full multi-camera crew. It records full-length keynotes and panels, its project managers work in English and Spanish, and it shares a calendar of milestones and delivery dates alongside the contract. Express delivery covers clips you need by the next morning. It recommends booking four to six weeks ahead, especially for large events.

Pros

  • Bilingual project managers
  • Video, photos and livestream in one booking
  • Delivery dates set in writing up front

Cons

  • No published prices
  • Standard delivery time not stated

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Brothers of the Lens home page · Brothers of the Lens videography · Brothers of the Lens livestreaming

C&I Studios

Best for: Large South Florida events that also need a livestream

Based in
Fort Lauderdale, FL, with offices in other US cities
Where it films
On site across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties and beyond
Published price
Not published; each project scoped after a call
Stated turnaround
Recap and social cuts “often same-day”

C&I Studios has produced video across South Florida since 2006 and covers conferences, galas, trade shows, product launches and brand activations with multi-camera crews. Every event gets a full recap film plus social highlight cuts, often the same day, and the same crew can run a livestream while its photographers cover stills. Its site cites a week of Super Bowl LIV livestreams for SiriusXM shows and coverage of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show and Art Basel Miami. Every project is custom-scoped after a first conversation.

Pros

  • Livestream, video and photos from one crew
  • Same-day social cuts
  • Big-event experience in South Florida

Cons

  • No published prices
  • Full delivery timeline not stated

Sources (checked Oct 2026): C&I Studios event videography · C&I Studios South Florida video production · C&I Studios live streaming

Miami Video Productions

Best for: Hybrid conferences streamed to Zoom or Teams

Based in
Miami area, FL
Where it films
On site from the Miami Beach Convention Center to Fort Lauderdale hotels
Published price
Not published; replies to enquiries within 24 hours
Stated turnaround
Highlight reel during the event; clips within hours of a keynote

Miami Video Productions offers multi-camera coverage for conferences, galas and corporate summits, from the Miami Beach Convention Center to hotels in Fort Lauderdale. It edits a highlight reel while the conference is running, ready for the big screen at the closing ceremony, and delivers vertical clips, quote graphics and daily recaps within hours of a keynote. Its livestreams feed Zoom, Microsoft Teams or custom platforms after a site survey, and it sets up pop-up interview studios on the expo floor for sponsor and testimonial clips.

Pros

  • A highlight reel for the closing session
  • Hybrid streams into Zoom or Teams
  • Pop-up interview studios on site

Cons

  • No published prices
  • Full-edit timeline not stated

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Miami Video Productions event livestreaming · Miami Video Productions about · Miami Video Productions home page

How we chose these options.

We wrote this list and put Mark Studios first. Mark also sells on Fiverr, which is on the list. No company paid to appear. Shoots and edits are quoted per project, so our row shows the published editing plan prices.

Who’s included
We started from Google results for event video production companies, conference videography and event livestreaming, including the lists that rank for them, and kept companies whose own websites describe event work and loaded on the day we checked. We added two booking platforms, Florida studios, Thumbtack’s cost guide and Fiverr. We read ten more and left them out: streaming companies with no prices or delivery times, booking sites whose pages blocked us or no longer exist, a crew directory, an AV rental firm serving the western US, and local names with template or parked websites.
What we checked
Each company’s own website, read on October 15, 2026: where it is based and films, what it covers at an event, any published price or day rate, and its stated turnaround for the recap and the raw footage. Where a company’s pages disagree, we say so. Prices change, so confirm before you sign.
How it’s ordered
Our pick first, then five groups: marketplaces, national event production companies, conference and livestream specialists, booking platforms and Florida-based options, alphabetical within each. The companies after Mark Studios aren’t ranked, and there are no scores.
What the data says

In Mark Studios’ order records, the median completed edit ordered from January 2023 to September 2026 was due 6 days after it was placed, and 73.1% were due within a week (6,358 orders). On this list, published recap times run from the same day to eight weeks. Ask for the recap date in writing before you book, and plan sponsor and social posts around it. The order data is in our video editing outsourcing benchmarks.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best event video production company?

For most events in South Florida, Mark Studios: it films galas, conferences and corporate events in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties and delivers a recap, social clips, speaker cuts and full sessions 5–7 days later. For crews in other US cities with published prices, Beverly Boy. For conference livestreams, Varvid. For trade shows in Las Vegas, Cerious Productions.

How much does event video production cost?

Published figures read October 15, 2026: Snappr $179 for the first hour plus $120 an hour and a 15% fee; Shootday about USD 350 for two hours; Thumbtack’s national average about $900–$1,025; Beverly Boy $1,800–$2,500 for one-person coverage delivered as raw footage; Lemonlight from $2,500; Cerious $1,500–$3,000 a day, or $4,000–$10,000 a day for recaps; Varvid livestreams from $4,999 per room per day. C&I, Brothers of the Lens and Miami Video Productions quote each event. Mark Studios quotes each shoot, and its editing plans start at $750 a month.

How long does an event recap video take?

It depends on what you book. Same-day reels: Candid Studios, Miami Video Productions and C&I Studios edit during or right after the event, and Beverly Boy sells same-day editing as an add-on. Standard recaps: Mark Studios 5–7 days, Candid 5–7 business days, Cerious 7–10 days. Slower: Lemonlight three to eight weeks and Beverly Boy four to six weeks for an edited video.

What should an event video package include?

At least a short recap film and the raw footage. Most organizers also want vertical clips for social, a short cut for each speaker or sponsor, and full recordings of the keynotes and panels for people who missed them. Add event photos from the same booking if you need stills, and agree every deliverable in writing before the day.

Do I need a livestream or just a recording?

Stream when people who can’t travel need to watch live, such as remote staff or a hybrid audience; record when the goal is a recap and session videos afterwards. Varvid, Beverly Boy, C&I Studios, Brothers of the Lens and Miami Video Productions all list livestreaming. A stream still needs a recording, so ask for the file in the same booking.

How far ahead should I book an event videographer?

Four to six weeks for most events: Brothers of the Lens recommends that window, especially for large events and peak season, while Cerious suggests one to two weeks before a trade show. Short notice costs extra at some companies: Varvid adds 10% under 14 days and up to 50% under two days. Send the run of show as soon as you have it.

Which event video companies are in South Florida?

Mark Studios is in Palm Beach County and films in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. C&I Studios is in Fort Lauderdale, Brothers of the Lens and Miami Video Productions are in the Miami area, Candid Studios opened South Florida locations in 2023, and Beverly Boy lists its East Coast headquarters in West Palm Beach.

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