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Best videographers in Broward County, FL (2026)

From Deerfield Beach down to Hallandale Beach and west to the edge of the Everglades, our pick for company films, events, yacht walkthroughs, listings and weddings in Broward County is Mark Studios: Mark plans the shoot, films and photographs it on location and edits every version himself, with 5–7 day standard delivery and a written quote for each job. Twelve more options follow, grouped by the kind of shoot they suit and tagged with the city each one works from, and the By town section points to our Fort Lauderdale lists and town pages.

Before you read on: Mark Studios wrote this list and put itself at the top, so treat it as our recommendation rather than an independent review. The other twelve entries rest on each provider’s own pages, dated to the day we read them (how we compared).

Our pick

Hiring anywhere in Broward? Start with Mark Studios.

Broward has 31 municipalities, and the work changes as you cross them: offices, hotels and the convention center in Fort Lauderdale, marinas and boatyards along the New River and the Intracoastal, beach towns from Deerfield Beach to Hollywood, and the planned cities out west. Mark Studios is based next door in Palm Beach County, films on location in every part of Broward and edits each job in house, so the shot list is written by the person who cuts the film.

  • One studio from Deerfield Beach to Pembroke Pines. Company and recruiting films, interviews, conferences and galas, yacht and marina walkthroughs, hotels, restaurants and listings, content days and weddings, on location anywhere in the county.
  • Every deliverable written down first. The main film, the vertical versions, captions, color and sound are agreed in writing before the shoot; standard delivery is 5–7 days, and an expedited date can be booked.
  • Filmed and cut by the same person. Mark is Top Rated on Fiverr, where his 8,000+ orders average 4.9★ and 99% were delivered on time.
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This is Mark Studios’ own list of Broward videographers, with Mark Studios on top, so weigh it accordingly. Each of the twelve other cards names the pages we read on October 23, 2026.

Quick picks across Broward County, by kind of shoot.

A produced gala, launch or hybrid event: The NEW YOU Studio. Several cameras on a conference or a live stream: C&I Studios. A commercial on an LED stage: BrandStar. A cyc or green-screen day: Canvas Films. A boat listing priced by the foot: AH360 Photography, $550 for a center console up to 50 feet. Video, drone and a 3D tour of a listing in one visit: AccuTour. A walkthrough ordered online: V1 Real Estate Photography, from $400. A cinematic wedding film: Alex Martinez Films. Two shooters for a wedding or a quinceañera: Blissfort Films. Wedding video with the DJ and the lighting: Complete Weddings + Events, from $1,595. Freelance quotes: Thumbtack. Wedding videographers by starting price: Zola.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickCompany films, events, yacht walkthroughs, listings and weddings anywhere in Broward, filmed and edited by Mark
  2. C&I StudiosMulti-camera coverage of a conference, gala or Boat Show stand, run from a Las Olas production office
  3. The NEW YOU StudioA gala, launch or hybrid event produced by a Fort Lauderdale team that also owns the venue
  4. BrandStarA commercial, TV segment or LED-volume shoot on a stage in Deerfield Beach or Hollywood
  5. Canvas FilmsA commercial, infomercial or green-screen shoot on a Fort Lauderdale soundstage
  6. AH360 PhotographyA brokerage listing for a boat at any Broward marina, priced by length with drone and video included
  7. AccuTourPhotos, cinematic video, drone and a 3D tour for a home, a business or a yacht from one visit
  8. V1 Real Estate PhotographyA listing walkthrough with aerials and a vertical reel, ordered online at a printed price
  9. Alex Martinez FilmsA cinematic, music-led wedding film from a Hollywood filmmaker and his partner cinematographer
  10. Blissfort FilmsA wedding, elopement or quinceañera filmed by a two-person Fort Lauderdale team
  11. Complete Weddings + EventsWedding video booked together with the DJ, lighting or photos from one event company
  12. ThumbtackFree quotes from several independent videographers who say they serve Coral Springs
  13. ZolaComparing wedding videographers who serve Hollywood by starting price, style and services

Mark Studios sits first as our pick. Each line after it repeats the fit from that provider’s card below, and the order within a group is alphabetical, not a ranking.

Thirteen Broward County options at a glance.

Broward County videographers by model and home city, published price and stated delivery, grouped by kind of shoot, as each provider’s own site (or the Thumbtack and Zola pages named) showed them on October 23, 2026. Mark Studios, our pick, has the first row.
VideographerModelPublished priceStated deliveryBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickFounder-led studio based next door in Palm Beach County, filming on location across Broward: quoted per shootQuote per shoot5–7 days standard; expedited availableCompany films, events, yacht walkthroughs, listings and weddings anywhere in Broward, filmed and edited by Mark
Events and galas
C&I StudiosFort Lauderdale production company with offices in Los Angeles and New York: custom-scopedNot published3–6 weeks for most projectsMulti-camera coverage of a conference, gala or Boat Show stand, run from a Las Olas production office
The NEW YOU StudioFort Lauderdale content studio and event producer: quoted per projectNot publishedNot statedA gala, launch or hybrid event produced by a Fort Lauderdale team that also owns the venue
Business and brand
BrandStarDeerfield Beach media company with a second studio campus in Hollywood: proposal per projectNot publishedNot statedA commercial, TV segment or LED-volume shoot on a stage in Deerfield Beach or Hollywood
Canvas FilmsFort Lauderdale production company and studio since 1996: quoted per projectNot publishedNot statedA commercial, infomercial or green-screen shoot on a Fort Lauderdale soundstage
Boats and yachts
AH360 PhotographyFort Lauderdale yacht photographer with no travel fee in Broward: priced by lengthCenter consoles to 50 ft $550; sportfish and express $13/ft; motor yachts $15/ftEdited photos within 48 hours; rush for boat-show deadlinesA brokerage listing for a boat at any Broward marina, priced by length with drone and video included
Real estate
AccuTourSouth Florida listing-media company on a 954 line, with recent work in Davie, Fort Lauderdale and Margate: priced by sizeNot published; set by square footage and bundlePhotos and 3D tours within 48 hours, often 24Photos, cinematic video, drone and a 3D tour for a home, a business or a yacht from one visit
V1 Real Estate PhotographyFlorida and Colorado listing-media company serving Fort Lauderdale and the rest of Broward: public price listWalkthrough with aerial video from $400; vertical reel $250 ($150 as an add-on)Photos by 9 a.m. the next business dayA listing walkthrough with aerials and a vertical reel, ordered online at a printed price
Weddings and quinceañeras
Alex Martinez FilmsHollywood wedding film company founded in 2014: quoted per weddingFrom $3,000 on its Zola profile; not on its own siteNot statedA cinematic, music-led wedding film from a Hollywood filmmaker and his partner cinematographer
Blissfort FilmsFort Lauderdale husband-and-wife wedding video team: three packagesFrom $1,500 on its Zola profile; not on its own siteDigital download; timing not statedA wedding, elopement or quinceañera filmed by a two-person Fort Lauderdale team
Complete Weddings + EventsEvent-services company with a Fort Lauderdale branch: video, photo, DJ and lighting packagesVideo $1,595 (5 hours) to $2,495 (8 hours, drone and a second videographer)Not statedWedding video booked together with the DJ, lighting or photos from one event company
Marketplaces
ThumbtackMarketplace of independent videographers, Coral Springs page: free quotesNational averages: events $500–$760; weddings $990–$1,260Set by each proFree quotes from several independent videographers who say they serve Coral Springs
ZolaWedding planning site with a videographer directory, Hollywood page: free to browseStarting prices on each profile ($645–$4,900 on the first page)Set by each vendorComparing wedding videographers who serve Hollywood by starting price, style and services

The Model column gives the city each provider works from where its pages say so. Prices and delivery are as each site showed them on October 23, 2026; the two wedding starting prices marked Zola come from the providers’ Zola profiles, and the marketplace figures are Thumbtack’s and Zola’s own. “Not published” means you get a price after you get in touch. Mark Studios, our pick, takes the top row.

Filming in Broward County: what to plan for.

Four things that shape a shoot anywhere in the county, taken from Film Lauderdale, Port Everglades and the FAA on October 23, 2026.

  1. Film Lauderdale: one free permit office for most of the county

    Film Lauderdale, Broward’s film commission, describes itself as a concierge office that helps with locations, logistics and state and federal agencies as well as permits. It permits every kind of county property, from parks and buildings to venues, roadways, bridges and parking facilities, and issues permits on behalf of most of Broward’s 31 municipalities, each of which can add requirements of its own; most of them want a permit for private property as well as public. A standard request takes at least three business days and one with stunts, road closures or pyrotechnics at least two weeks, and offices are shut on weekends and holidays and, in some cities, on Fridays. Permits are free; you pay only cost recovery for special services such as police, road closures or facility rentals. The certificate of insurance must name Broward County and the city you shoot in as additional insureds and carry $1,000,000 of general liability per claim, $300,000 of auto liability if company vehicles are used and workers’ compensation once cast and crew reach four, and the limits can rise for stunts, pyrotechnics or watercraft. Family portrait photographers get their own step-by-step guide to the commission’s online FilmApp, which never takes payment.

  2. Port Everglades and the waterways: badges and Coast Guard rules

    A commercial shoot at Port Everglades begins with Film Lauderdale, which contacts the port’s External Affairs and Marketing office and can arrange a scouting tour. The request then goes to the port agencies and to the local, state and federal partners involved, who review it, raise any restrictions and work out what it will cost. Once it’s approved, every member of the cast and crew needs a temporary visitor ID badge worn in view the whole time they are on port property, and the Broward Sheriff’s Office runs security checks first, so send each person’s driver’s license or passport number and the state or country that issued it at least three full working days ahead. On the water, Film Lauderdale sends productions to the US Coast Guard for a permit when seven or more boats are involved or filming impedes waterway traffic.

  3. Beaches: turtle season runs March 1 to October 31

    During nesting season Broward’s beaches are surveyed every day, but not every nest is marked, so Film Lauderdale tells crews to assume one could be anywhere on the sand. Equipment may not dig in, with tripods allowed no more than six inches down and plywood or another firm base under anything heavier; small ruts and holes have to be filled and raked smooth by hand; dunes and dune plants stay untouched; and street vehicles and heavy equipment can’t carry gear across the beach. No lights may be used on the beach before sunrise or after sunset, though lights in daylight are fine, and the state DEP strongly discourages night filming on nesting beaches, pointing productions to beaches that face a bay instead. A crew that uncovers a nest or finds a hurt turtle must stop and call the local sea turtle monitor; anyone who knowingly breaks Florida’s Marine Turtle Protection Act can face civil penalties up to $25,000 or a criminal penalty up to $100,000 and a year in jail. A beach shoot booked for November through February falls outside the season.

  4. Drones: written FAA clearance, then crowded airspace

    Film Lauderdale won’t add a drone to a permit without written clearance from the FAA, which it can arrange through its one-stop process or the pilot can supply directly. It asks for the FAA’s UAS information request form with the date, time and place of the flight, a copy of the pilot’s license, proof of recency if that license was issued more than 24 months before the shoot, the drone’s registration and LAANC approval for any flight in Class B, C, D or E airspace at or below 400 feet. The airports sit close together. Fort Lauderdale Executive, seven miles north of Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International and four miles southwest of Pompano Beach Airport, has Class D airspace up to 2,500 feet MSL beneath FLL’s Class C. North Perry, a general aviation airport in Hollywood six miles southwest of FLL, has non-standard Class D that lies under Miami’s Class B and beside the inner core of FLL’s Class C. Authorizations that go through FAADroneZone instead of LAANC have historically taken up to eight weeks, the FAA says.

Every Broward County option, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Company films, events, yacht walkthroughs, listings and weddings anywhere in Broward, filmed and edited by Mark

Model
Founder-led studio based next door in Palm Beach County, filming on location across Broward: quoted per shoot
Published price
Quote per shoot
Stated delivery
5–7 days standard; expedited available

Mark Studios is based next door in Palm Beach County and takes its cameras anywhere in Broward, from Fort Lauderdale offices and marinas to the beach towns and the planned cities out west. The Broward work it lists is company and recruiting films shot at your offices and job sites rather than built from stock; interviews and testimonials with proper light and clean sound; dockside walkthroughs of boats, marinas, boatyards and marine service businesses, edited for buyers who may never step aboard; conventions, galas, trade events and launches, cut into a recap film plus a clip for each speaker or sponsor; hotels, restaurants and listings; and content days that fill weeks of vertical posts. Weddings are covered in Broward too, with the ceremony, the reception, the films and the photos in one booking. Mark writes the shot list around the edit, agrees every deliverable, vertical versions included, in writing before the day, takes stills on the same visit if you ask and cuts everything himself, with 5–7 day standard delivery or an expedited date. Inside the county, a February 2024 wedding in Deerfield Beach, booked once, came back as four edited films plus the photo set. The studio’s best-known event is further north: the Sovereign Self-Defense Keep America Armed gala in the PGA National Resort ballroom in Palm Beach Gardens, filmed and photographed in July 2026 and cut into the reel What Patriotism Looks Like in 2026. Mark Studios counts 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews, and on Fiverr it holds Top Rated status at 4.9★ with 99% of orders on time.

From Samantha Borgos at Sovereign Self-Defense: “It has completely changed the way that we do business.”

Pros for a Broward shoot

  • Any Broward city, plus Palm Beach and Martin counties
  • Dockside yacht and marina walkthroughs cut for remote buyers
  • The film, vertical cuts and photos from one visit

Good to know

  • No shoot prices are published; each job gets a written quote
  • No studio of its own (for a stage, see BrandStar, Canvas Films or The NEW YOU Studio)
  • Drone footage is flown by a licensed Part 107 pilot, whom Mark briefs on the shots the edit needs
  • Filming while a boat is under way is planned ahead for equipment, access and safety
Sovereign Self-Defense gala, PGA National Resort · Watch the reel
Guitarist and drummer from the gala’s live band performing under red and blue stage lighting
The gala’s live band on stage
The couple with a guest at their wedding reception
A 2024 wedding reception Mark photographed

Stills from the Palm Beach Gardens gala Mark filmed, photographed and edited, and from a 2024 wedding reception he photographed. Our Broward County videography page sets out what we film across the county, Broward County photography covers the stills, and Samantha’s review is on our reviews page.

Events and galas

C&I Studios

Best for: Multi-camera coverage of a conference, gala or Boat Show stand, run from a Las Olas production office

Model
Fort Lauderdale production company with offices in Los Angeles and New York: custom-scoped
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
3–6 weeks for most projects

C&I Studios has produced video in South Florida since 2006 and runs that work from an office on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, backed by a 30,000-square-foot studio in Los Angeles and an office in New York City. Its event crews shoot conferences, galas, product launches and live experiences with several cameras, and the credits it names include the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, performances at the Broward Center and Art Basel Miami; town halls, hybrid events and concerts can be streamed live with real-time graphics. For brands it makes culture films, investor presentations, training pieces and commercials on RED cinema cameras, with DGA director Joshua Miller directing on set, and it scouts locations and pulls permits across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. The Florida Panthers, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, the W Fort Lauderdale and Denison Yachting are among the clients it lists. A typical project runs three to six weeks from the first idea to the final files, a rush schedule is possible, and the budget is set after a first conversation.

Pros

  • Boat Show and Broward Center credits
  • Live streams with on-screen graphics
  • Scouting and permits handled for you

Cons

  • No prices on its site
  • Three to six weeks is long for a quick recap

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): C&I Studios South Florida video production · C&I Studios home page

The NEW YOU Studio

Best for: A gala, launch or hybrid event produced by a Fort Lauderdale team that also owns the venue

Model
Fort Lauderdale content studio and event producer: quoted per project
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Not stated

The NEW YOU Studio is a Fort Lauderdale studio that grew out of NEW YOU Media, a publisher of health, beauty and lifestyle content for more than 20 years. Its 9,500-square-foot production and event facility has cyclorama walls, podcast sets and a kitchen demo space, and a client quoted on its home page points out that it sits beside a private airport, useful when talent flies in for a taping. For events, the team plans and runs conferences, award shows, galas, fundraisers, product launches, red-carpet nights and hybrid events, with multi-camera coverage and livestreams, and its FAQ describes clients who keep one crew from the promotion before an event to the content delivered after it. Crews speak English, Spanish and Portuguese, and cameras, lighting and audio gear can be rented with on-site or off-site support. The first step is a consultation or a tour; no rates are shown.

Pros

  • A venue and a production team in one booking
  • Award shows, galas and hybrid events
  • Crews in three languages

Cons

  • No prices or turnaround times on its site
  • Geared to produced events more than a simple recap

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): The NEW YOU Studio home page · The NEW YOU Studio services · The NEW YOU Studio FAQ

Business and brand

BrandStar

Best for: A commercial, TV segment or LED-volume shoot on a stage in Deerfield Beach or Hollywood

Model
Deerfield Beach media company with a second studio campus in Hollywood: proposal per project
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Not stated

BrandStar started in 2005 making branded educational television, bought The Balancing Act in 2008, which gave it a daily national morning slot, and now puts brands inside nine national shows on Lifetime, Fox and Bloomberg. Its studio arm works from two Broward sites. In Deerfield Beach there is a 2,000-square-foot LED volume with kitchen sets, edit suites and an audio booth; in Hollywood, a 30,000-square-foot campus with a 60-by-18-foot LED wall, three fashion studios with cyc walls, green rooms and wardrobe. It says it was among the first studios in the country to take up LED volumes and in-camera effects, and its post team handles editing, VFX, color, motion graphics and sound mixing. Long- and short-form direct-response TV is a specialty, with fulfillment, call centers and tracking available behind a campaign, and its studios can be rented without a full production.

Pros

  • LED stages in two Broward cities
  • Studio rental without a full production
  • Air time through its own TV shows

Cons

  • No prices on its site
  • Sized for campaigns rather than a single office interview

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): BrandStar Studios · BrandStar about · BrandStar contact and studio locations

Canvas Films

Best for: A commercial, infomercial or green-screen shoot on a Fort Lauderdale soundstage

Model
Fort Lauderdale production company and studio since 1996: quoted per project
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Not stated

Canvas Films has been producing since 1996, and its credits run from feature films and documentaries to TV commercials, music videos, corporate and manufacturing videos, and direct-response spots, across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and the Florida Keys. The Fort Lauderdale studio is a 2,500-square-foot soundstage with a 25-by-30-foot prelit white cyc softbox and a seamless green screen, and the space rents on its own as well as for its own productions. It shoots on 35mm film as well as 4K, 6K and 8K digital cinema, and post stays in house, from HD and 4K editing through 3D animation to the final color. Infomercials have their own demo reel on the site. It prints no rates.

Pros

  • A prelit cyc and green screen in Fort Lauderdale
  • 35mm film as well as digital cinema
  • 3D animation without a second vendor

Cons

  • No prices or delivery times on its site
  • Studio work leads; events get little space

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Canvas Films home page · Canvas Films about and studio

Boats and yachts

AH360 Photography

Best for: A brokerage listing for a boat at any Broward marina, priced by length with drone and video included

Model
Fort Lauderdale yacht photographer with no travel fee in Broward: priced by length
Published price
Center consoles to 50 ft $550; sportfish and express $13/ft; motor yachts $15/ft
Stated delivery
Edited photos within 48 hours; rush for boat-show deadlines

AH360 Photography treats Fort Lauderdale as its home base, charges nothing to travel to any marina in Broward and says it can usually be at yours in 15 to 30 minutes. Its regular stops run from Bahia Mar and Pier Sixty-Six to Las Olas Marina and Lauderdale Marine Center, and it cites four magazine covers, Part 107 drone certification and a past as a licensed boat dealer. Each package bundles high-resolution and web-sized images for YachtWorld, Boat Trader and the MLS with drone aerials and a stabilized 4K walkthrough, which it shoots natively vertical for social when you ask rather than cropping a wide frame. The 2026 rate card is $550 flat for a center console up to 50 feet, $13 a foot for sportfish, express boats and longer center consoles, and $15 a foot for motor yachts of any length. Edited photos follow inside 48 hours, and a faster turn before a boat show costs extra.

Pros

  • A rate per foot with drone and video in it
  • No travel charge anywhere in Broward
  • Walkthroughs shot vertical, not cropped

Cons

  • Listing media rather than brand or charter films
  • Quoted rates are estimates until length and location are set

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): AH360 Fort Lauderdale and Broward marinas · AH360 yacht photography and prices

Real estate

AccuTour

Best for: Photos, cinematic video, drone and a 3D tour for a home, a business or a yacht from one visit

Model
South Florida listing-media company on a 954 line, with recent work in Davie, Fort Lauderdale and Margate: priced by size
Published price
Not published; set by square footage and bundle
Stated delivery
Photos and 3D tours within 48 hours, often 24

AccuTour was started by two former real estate professionals and sells listings a full kit: HDR photos, cinematic video, aerial drone footage and 3D virtual tours, for homes and luxury estates, commercial and retail spaces, and yachts, which have a service page of their own. Recent work on its home page includes a home in Davie and a listing in Fort Lauderdale, and a review on its contact page comes from an arcade in Margate. A typical house takes 1.5 to 3 hours for photos and a 3D scan, larger estates and yachts longer. Photos and 3D tours are guaranteed inside 48 hours and usually land inside 24, and rain never brings a rescheduling fee: the team often shoots the interiors and comes back for the exteriors and drone once the weather clears. Price depends on square footage and the services bundled, and the current list comes on request.

Pros

  • Video, drone and a 3D tour from one session
  • Yachts and commercial spaces as well as homes
  • No fee to move a shoot for weather

Cons

  • No price list on its site
  • Its site doesn’t name a home town

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): AccuTour home page and FAQ · AccuTour yacht services · AccuTour contact and reviews

V1 Real Estate Photography

Best for: A listing walkthrough with aerials and a vertical reel, ordered online at a printed price

Model
Florida and Colorado listing-media company serving Fort Lauderdale and the rest of Broward: public price list
Published price
Walkthrough with aerial video from $400; vertical reel $250 ($150 as an add-on)
Stated delivery
Photos by 9 a.m. the next business day

V1 Real Estate Photography works in Florida and Colorado, and its Fort Lauderdale page says it serves the city and the surrounding parts of Broward, naming Las Olas Isles, Rio Vista, Harbor Beach and the downtown high-rise corridor among the areas where it shoots for agents and developer marketing teams. Orders go in online at any hour or by phone on weekdays, and photos are back by 9 a.m. on the next business day. On its Florida price list, a two-to-three-minute HD walkthrough with aerial video starts at $400; a one-minute vertical reel for TikTok or Instagram is $250 on its own or $150 added to a photo shoot; a one-to-two-minute aerial-only video is $250; and agent narration cut into the walkthrough is $100. The Buyer’s Dream package with video starts at $810, and Matterport tours at $200.

Pros

  • Every video item has a price
  • Next-morning photo delivery
  • Vertical reels sold on their own

Cons

  • Listings only
  • Delivery is promised for photos, not for video

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): V1 Fort Lauderdale and Broward service area · V1 Florida price list

Weddings and quinceañeras

Alex Martinez Films

Best for: A cinematic, music-led wedding film from a Hollywood filmmaker and his partner cinematographer

Model
Hollywood wedding film company founded in 2014: quoted per wedding
Published price
From $3,000 on its Zola profile; not on its own site
Stated delivery
Not stated

Alex Martinez founded Alex Martinez Films in 2014, at first alongside a full-time job as a creative producer at a radio station, and the business has since become his main work. Its Zola profile places it in Hollywood; its own site says it is based in South Florida and takes destination weddings worldwide. David Escorcia, an associate and partner with more than ten years in wedding filmmaking who has also been director of photography on commercials and short films, shoots with him. The edits blend picture, music and the day’s own audio into a cinematic film, and the site shows its featured weddings couple by couple. Inquiries go through a form and are answered on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Prices start at $3,000 on Zola; the site lists none.

Pros

  • A second experienced cinematographer on the team
  • Cinematic edits built around music and audio
  • Destination weddings as well as local ones

Cons

  • The highest starting price among the wedding entries
  • No packages or delivery times on its site

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Alex Martinez Films about · Alex Martinez Films contact · Alex Martinez Films on Zola

Blissfort Films

Best for: A wedding, elopement or quinceañera filmed by a two-person Fort Lauderdale team

Model
Fort Lauderdale husband-and-wife wedding video team: three packages
Published price
From $1,500 on its Zola profile; not on its own site
Stated delivery
Digital download; timing not stated

Blissfort Films is Hector and Aara, a married couple based in Fort Lauderdale who film weddings anywhere in the US and offer packages for elopements and quinceañeras as well. Every package sends two videographers, records in 4K and ends in a digital download, and each lists drone footage with an asterisk the page doesn’t explain. Moments covers up to six hours and returns a three-to-five-minute highlight film; Story runs to eight hours, with a four-to-seven-minute highlight and an extended feature film; and Legacy stretches to ten hours, with a five-to-eight-minute highlight, the feature film and the rehearsal dinner. Its own site leaves prices to the contact form, while its Zola profile shows a start of $1,500.

Pros

  • Two shooters in every package
  • Quinceañeras and elopements as well as weddings
  • Up to ten hours of coverage

Cons

  • Prices appear only on Zola
  • No delivery time stated

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Blissfort Films home page · Blissfort Films packages · Blissfort Films about · Blissfort Films on Zola

Complete Weddings + Events

Best for: Wedding video booked together with the DJ, lighting or photos from one event company

Model
Event-services company with a Fort Lauderdale branch: video, photo, DJ and lighting packages
Published price
Video $1,595 (5 hours) to $2,495 (8 hours, drone and a second videographer)
Stated delivery
Not stated

Complete Weddings + Events has a Fort Lauderdale branch that sells videography alongside DJs, lighting and photography, and beyond weddings it lists corporate events, school events, anniversaries and birthdays, and bar and bat mitzvahs among the parties it works. The branch prints three video packages: $1,595 buys one videographer for five hours, a fully edited movie and a personalized video showcase; $1,795 stretches that to six hours with an assistant and adds a sizzle reel for social; and $2,495 covers eight hours with drone coverage of the ceremony, a second videographer for four hours, a documentary-style edit, a cinematic teaser and the sizzle reel. Each package lists HD cinematic equipment, and bundling photography with video brings the price down.

Pros

  • Every video package priced on the page
  • Video, DJ, lighting and photos from one vendor
  • Bar and bat mitzvahs and company parties too

Cons

  • Its packages list HD rather than 4K equipment
  • No delivery time stated

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Complete Weddings + Events Fort Lauderdale videography · Complete Weddings + Events Fort Lauderdale video packages

Marketplaces

Thumbtack

Best for: Free quotes from several independent videographers who say they serve Coral Springs

Model
Marketplace of independent videographers, Coral Springs page: free quotes
Published price
National averages: events $500–$760; weddings $990–$1,260
Stated delivery
Set by each pro

We read Thumbtack’s Coral Springs videographer page, which counts seven five-star videographers in the city. The pros it shows come from across the region, from Fort Lauderdale and Miami to Boca Raton and Palm Beach Gardens, and a few list Austin, Phoenix or Los Angeles as their base, so check where each one actually works. Asking for estimates, messaging pros and booking cost nothing. The page puts the national average at $500–$760 for event videography and $990–$1,260 for a wedding, with a basic wedding documentary from about $600 and a cinematic day with several videographers from about $2,500. Each freelancer sets the hours, the editing and the delivery, so compare what a quote includes as well as its total.

Pros

  • Free to ask several pros at once
  • Event and wedding averages on the page
  • Quick for a small party or a short shoot

Cons

  • Not every pro on the page is local
  • Quality and delivery vary from one freelancer to the next

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Thumbtack videographers in Coral Springs

Zola

Best for: Comparing wedding videographers who serve Hollywood by starting price, style and services

Model
Wedding planning site with a videographer directory, Hollywood page: free to browse
Published price
Starting prices on each profile ($645–$4,900 on the first page)
Stated delivery
Set by each vendor

Zola’s Hollywood page lists 253 wedding videographers sorted by distance. Filters split vendors into those based in the city, those that serve it at no extra cost and those that charge travel, and narrow by style (cinematic, classic, documentary, storytelling or vintage) and by services such as drone coverage, livestreaming, same-day or next-day editing and raw footage. Most profiles show a starting price; on the first page those ran from $645 to $4,900, and Blissfort Films and Alex Martinez Films from this list both appear there. Star ratings blend Zola and Google reviews, so watch a few full films before you shortlist anyone.

Pros

  • Filters for local vendors versus travel fees
  • A starting price on most profiles
  • Style and service filters

Cons

  • Weddings only
  • A starting price rarely says what it covers

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Zola wedding videographers in Hollywood

How we built the Broward County list.

Mark Studios made this list and puts itself first. No one paid to appear on it, and our own shoots are quoted job by job.

Who’s included
Providers based in Broward, or with their own pages for its cities, found on October 23, 2026 while researching videographers, event and gala crews, brand studios, yacht and listing media and wedding films across the county, plus two marketplaces. Several also sit on our Fort Lauderdale lists; their cards here are written for the county as a whole. We left out what we couldn’t confirm: Bespoke Films in Davie and Lonnel Brinson in Hollywood had no site of their own that we could find; Taverna Productions and Media’s domain now shows a parked page; CEREBROTV’s site gives a Miami address and MoviemanGary Productions says it is based in New York City; Perfect Angle Studio, listed in Fort Lauderdale on Thumbtack, runs a site built around New England weddings; DevRight Media is based in Dallas–Fort Worth; YachtWay Studio works from Miami Beach; GigSalad’s Pembroke Pines page and fash.com’s Coral Springs page blocked our checker; and Beverly Boy Productions, a national crew network with a page for each city, is already on our Fort Lauderdale corporate list.
What we checked
On October 23, 2026 we read each provider’s own site for its home city, the shoots it takes, published prices, delivery and what a booking includes, plus the Zola profiles named on two wedding cards and the Thumbtack and Zola town pages. For the planning section we read Film Lauderdale’s permit, drone and sea turtle pages and its portrait photographers’ guide, the Port Everglades film guide, and the FAA’s pages for Fort Lauderdale Executive, North Perry and Part 107 airspace authorizations. Broward County’s airport filming page blocked our checker, so nothing here comes from it.
How it’s ordered
By kind of shoot: events and galas; business and brand; boats and yachts; real estate; weddings and quinceañeras; then the marketplaces, alphabetical inside each group. Mark Studios comes first because it is our pick; nobody else is ranked or scored.
What the data says

Published starting points around Broward run from $150 for a vertical reel added to a V1 Real Estate Photography shoot and $400 for its walkthrough with aerials, through $550 for a center-console listing at AH360 Photography and $1,595 for five hours of wedding video at Complete Weddings + Events, to $3,000 on Alex Martinez Films’ Zola profile. Thumbtack’s national averages are $500–$760 for event video and $990–$1,260 for a wedding, and Zola’s Hollywood profiles start anywhere from $645 to $4,900. The studios and production companies here quote per project. Our Broward County videography page shows how a shoot with Mark runs.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the best videographer in Broward County?

For most Broward shoots, Mark Studios: Mark films and photographs on location anywhere in the county, from Fort Lauderdale’s offices and marinas to the western cities, agrees every deliverable in writing before the day, edits it all himself with 5–7 day standard delivery, and is Top Rated on Fiverr at 4.9★ across 8,000+ orders, 99% of them on time. By kind of shoot, the others are C&I Studios or The NEW YOU Studio for a produced event or gala; BrandStar or Canvas Films for a commercial on a stage; AH360 Photography for a boat listing; AccuTour or V1 Real Estate Photography for a home; Alex Martinez Films, Blissfort Films or Complete Weddings + Events for a wedding or quinceañera; and Thumbtack or Zola to compare freelancers.

How much does a videographer cost in Broward County?

From the providers’ own pages on October 23, 2026: V1 Real Estate Photography starts a listing walkthrough with aerials at $400 and sells a vertical reel for $250; AH360 Photography charges $550 flat for a center console up to 50 feet and $13 to $15 a foot for bigger boats; Complete Weddings + Events prices wedding video from $1,595 for five hours to $2,495 for eight with a drone and a second shooter; and on Zola, Blissfort Films starts at $1,500 and Alex Martinez Films at $3,000. Thumbtack’s national averages are $500–$760 for an event and $990–$1,260 for a wedding. C&I Studios, The NEW YOU Studio, BrandStar, Canvas Films and AccuTour quote per project, and so does Mark Studios.

Do I need a permit to film in Broward County?

On county property, and in most of its cities, yes, but the permit is free: Film Lauderdale, the county film commission, permits parks, buildings, roads, bridges and parking facilities and acts for most of the 31 municipalities, charging only cost recovery for police, road closures or rentals. Allow three business days for a standard request and two weeks or more for stunts, road closures or pyrotechnics, and carry at least $1 million of general liability that names Broward County and the city as additional insureds. Most cities want a permit for private property too, so ask the commission when you’re not sure.

Can I film on a Broward beach during turtle season?

Yes, with care. Nesting season on Broward’s beaches runs from March 1 to October 31, and because not every nest is marked, Film Lauderdale treats the whole beach as possible nesting ground: tripods may go no more than six inches into the sand, heavier gear needs plywood under it, no lights are allowed before sunrise or after sunset, and vehicles and heavy equipment can’t haul gear across the sand. The state DEP strongly discourages night shoots on nesting beaches and suggests beaches facing a bay instead; lights in daylight are fine.

Can I fly a drone for a shoot in Broward County?

Yes, once the FAA has cleared it in writing, because Film Lauderdale won’t put a drone on a permit without that. The commission asks for the FAA’s UAS information request form, the pilot’s license (with proof of recency if it is more than 24 months old), the drone’s registration and LAANC approval for flights in Class B, C, D or E airspace at or below 400 feet. Fort Lauderdale Executive’s Class D sits under FLL’s Class C seven miles north of the main airport, and North Perry in Hollywood has Class D beside the inner core of FLL’s Class C. FAADroneZone requests have historically taken up to eight weeks.

Who has a film studio in Broward County?

Three entries here are built around their own stages. BrandStar has a 2,000-square-foot LED volume with kitchen sets and an audio booth in Deerfield Beach and a 30,000-square-foot campus in Hollywood with a 60-by-18-foot LED wall and three fashion studios; The NEW YOU Studio runs a 9,500-square-foot production and event facility in Fort Lauderdale with cyc walls, podcast sets and a kitchen demo space; and Canvas Films has a 2,500-square-foot Fort Lauderdale soundstage with a prelit white cyc and a green screen. All three rent space. Mark Studios has no studio; Mark films at your office, venue, dock or property.

C&I Studios or Mark Studios: which is better?

It depends on the job. C&I Studios suits a campaign or a large produced event: a Las Olas office backed by a studio in Los Angeles and an office in New York, RED cameras, a DGA director, Boat Show and Broward Center credits, and three to six weeks for most projects. Mark Studios suits company films, events, yacht walkthroughs, listings and weddings where you want the person filming to be the one editing: Mark agrees every cut in writing before the day, takes stills on the same visit, delivers in 5–7 days as standard and quotes each shoot in writing.

Does Mark Studios film weddings in Broward County?

Yes. Weddings are part of what Mark films across Broward: the ceremony and the reception on video, the photos from the same booking, and every film edited by Mark himself. A February 2024 wedding in Deerfield Beach, booked once, came back as four edited films plus the photo set. Each wedding is quoted in writing; see wedding videography and photography, or compare the Broward wedding specialists above: Alex Martinez Films, Blissfort Films and Complete Weddings + Events.

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Need stills as well? See photography in Broward County. Hiring for a company film in the city? Compare corporate video production in Fort Lauderdale. Booking photos too? See the best photographers in Broward County.

Sources, checked October 23, 2026

Every competitor fact on this page comes from the provider’s own site or the Thumbtack and Zola pages named on its card, and every planning note from the Film Lauderdale, Port Everglades and FAA pages below, all read on October 23, 2026. Mark Studios facts come from markstudios.com. If something has changed, email contact@markstudios.com and we’ll correct it.