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Best videographers in Delray Beach, FL (2026)

For most Delray Beach restaurants, bars, hotels, shops, practices and events, our pick is Mark Studios: Mark films and photographs on location, from Atlantic Avenue to the beach, edits every version himself with 5–7 day standard delivery, and quotes each shoot in writing. If you want a listing walkthrough at a price you can read before booking, a studio on Congress Avenue for interviews and headshots, or a crew on a published budget tier, the groups below name who to call instead.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 23, 2026Sources

How this list works: Mark Studios publishes it and ranks its own service, so this is not an independent review. Every other option’s facts come from its own site, with the date we checked (how we compared).

Our pick

Hiring in Delray Beach? Start with Mark Studios.

Most video made in Delray Beach is for the businesses on and around Atlantic Avenue: a menu or a season opening at a restaurant, a hotel’s rooms and rooftop, a gallery in Pineapple Grove, a practice that needs to be filmed with care. The rest is events, from charity nights to festivals on the Old School Square grounds. Mark Studios covers both and keeps the edit in house, so the person who plans the shoot is the one who cuts it.

  • Timed to the Avenue. Interviews and voice lines are filmed while the street is quiet; the crowd, the bar and the dining room are filmed once the evening fills them, and photos can come from the same visit.
  • Every version agreed in writing. The main film, the vertical posts, captions, color and sound are set before the day; standard delivery is 5–7 days, with an expedited date when a launch can’t wait.
  • Privacy settled before a wellness shoot. Who appears, what stays out of frame and how consent is recorded are agreed first, and your team sees the cut before anything is posted.
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Mark Studios made this Delray Beach list and put itself first, so weigh it with that in mind. The other entries are drawn from each provider’s own pages, and every card names the pages we read on October 23, 2026.

Quick picks for Delray Beach, by kind of shoot.

A conference, launch or live stream on a published budget tier: Beverly Boy Productions. A concert or multi-day event with audio from the mixer: Still Time Media. Interviews, testimonials and headshots from a studio on Congress Avenue: 4th Avenue Photography. A month of social clips from one shoot day, priced for Delray: Mile 1 Media, from $1,500 for a testimonial. An owner interview at a fixed package price: Zip In Media, $2,200 for up to a minute. A listing walkthrough with aerials: V1 Real Estate Photography & Video, from $400. A wedding film from a Delray photographer and filmmaker: Angie Myers. Freelance quotes: Thumbtack. A wedding shortlist filtered by home base: Zola.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickRestaurants, hotels, shops, practices and events on and around Atlantic Avenue, filmed and edited by Mark
  2. Beverly Boy ProductionsA conference, launch or festival on a published budget tier, with a crew sized to the job
  3. Still Time MediaA concert, fundraiser or multi-day event filmed with several cameras and audio from the mixer
  4. 4th Avenue PhotographyInterviews, testimonials and product video from a Delray Beach studio, with headshots from the same team
  5. Mile 1 MediaA month of social clips planned from one shoot day, with Delray prices published
  6. Zip In MediaA short owner interview at a fixed package price
  7. V1 Real Estate Photography & VideoA listing walkthrough, aerial video and 3D tour priced on the site, with photos the next morning
  8. Angie MyersA wedding film or a brand shoot from a Delray Beach photographer and filmmaker
  9. ThumbtackQuotes from several freelancers for a party or a small shoot
  10. ZolaA wedding shortlist you can filter by home base, travel fees and starting price

Mark Studios leads as our pick. Every other line repeats that provider’s fit from its card below, and the rest are not ranked against each other.

Ten Delray Beach options at a glance.

Delray Beach videographers by model, published price and stated delivery, grouped by kind of shoot, as each provider’s own site (or the marketplace pages named) showed them on October 23, 2026. Mark Studios, our pick, is listed first.
VideographerModelPublished priceStated deliveryBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickFounder-led studio that films on location in Delray Beach: quoted per shootQuote per shoot5–7 days standard; expedited availableRestaurants, hotels, shops, practices and events on and around Atlantic Avenue, filmed and edited by Mark
Events, concerts and galas
Beverly Boy ProductionsNational production company with a Delray Beach page: six published budget tiersEvent snapshot $1,800–$2,500; interviews $2,500–$4,500; promo $4,500–$7,500Rush edits on request; no standard time statedA conference, launch or festival on a published budget tier, with a crew sized to the job
Still Time MediaWest Palm Beach production house for events, brands and weddings: quoted per jobWeddings from $2,000 on Zola; other work quotedNot statedA concert, fundraiser or multi-day event filmed with several cameras and audio from the mixer
Business, restaurant and brand content
4th Avenue PhotographyDelray Beach photo and video studio on North Congress Avenue: quoted per projectNot publishedNot stated for videoInterviews, testimonials and product video from a Delray Beach studio, with headshots from the same team
Mile 1 MediaPalm Beach Gardens production company with a Delray Beach cost guide: a price range per jobTestimonials $1,500–$3,500; brand films $3,500–$8,000; content plan $3,200–$6,500 a month2–3 weeks standard; under 2 weeks adds 30%A month of social clips planned from one shoot day, with Delray prices published
Zip In MediaSouth Florida production company with a Boca Raton office and a Delray Beach page: fixed packages$1,800 for a 45-second video; packages $2,200–$4,600Typically 3–4 weeksA short owner interview at a fixed package price
Real estate
V1 Real Estate Photography & VideoFlorida and Colorado real estate media company with a Delray Beach page: priced by packageWalkthrough with aerial video from $400; vertical reel $250; aerial-only video $250Photos by 9 a.m. the next business dayA listing walkthrough, aerial video and 3D tour priced on the site, with photos the next morning
Weddings
Angie MyersDelray Beach photographer, filmmaker and creative director: quoted per projectNot publishedNot statedA wedding film or a brand shoot from a Delray Beach photographer and filmmaker
Marketplaces
ThumbtackMarketplace of independent videographers who serve Delray Beach: free quotesNational averages: weddings $990–$1,260; a typical hire $900–$1,025Set by each proQuotes from several freelancers for a party or a small shoot
ZolaWedding marketplace with a Delray Beach videographer directory: free to browseStarting prices on page one from $500 to $6,500Set by each videographerA wedding shortlist you can filter by home base, travel fees and starting price

Model, price and delivery as each provider’s site showed them on October 23, 2026; Still Time Media’s wedding price is from its Zola listing, and the marketplace figures are from Thumbtack and Zola. “Not published” means the company quotes each job. Mark Studios is our pick and has the first row.

Filming in Delray Beach: what to plan for.

Four things that shape a shoot in Delray Beach, from the City, the county film office, Old School Square, the Morikami, Boca Raton Airport and the FAA, read October 23, 2026.

  1. Streets, parks and the beach: a free permit, filed through the county

    The City of Delray Beach requires a film permit for any film, video or still photography shoot on a public right-of-way or other public property in the city, and sends applicants to the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission, which processes them. The county issues permits for parks, beaches, streets, sidewalks and public buildings at no cost to production, asks for three business days for a standard permit (longer with road closures, traffic control or special effects) and requires a $1 million comprehensive or commercial general liability policy, or $5 million with stunts or special effects; if a boat, vehicle or aircraft is in the shoot, its staff will tell you what extra cover you need. A private location can need a permit too when the filming spills onto the road or sidewalk beside it, and the commission works with the City on your behalf. Mark which shots are on the sidewalk or street before you apply, since those are the ones the permit is for.

  2. Events and Old School Square: paperwork months ahead

    If the shoot is part of an event you’re hosting in the city, Delray Beach requires a special event permit for every special event. The application goes in 90 days before the date, or 180 days for an Impact Event, with a $150 deposit and a site plan, and a certificate of insurance and vendors’ business tax receipts are due before the day. The City sorts events into commercial (paid-admission concerts and festivals), community (block parties, free festivals and concerts, the Green Market) and athletic. Old School Square, the restored school campus at Atlantic and Swinton avenues that holds the Cornell Art Museum, the Crest Theatre, the Fieldhouse and the amphitheatre, books its amphitheatre through an application that points to the same City process and lists $6,000 for the whole campus, $4,000 for the lawn and stage and $2,000 for the lawn alone, plus a mandatory $1,500 venue manager fee. Filming someone else’s event there? Ask the organizer what its permit covers before the day.

  3. The Morikami: commercial shoots on Mondays

    The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens counts ads, catalogs, documentaries, music videos, commercials and television as commercial work. A commercial shoot is booked through its Facility Rental Department 3–7 days ahead, a certificate of liability goes to the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission, and the museum makes the final call; it asks for a donation, paid at least three days before, and location credit on everything shot there. Commercial filming runs on Mondays from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., when the museum is closed to the public, crews bring their own carts and hand trucks along the garden paths, and the museum’s exhibits and galleries may not be photographed at any time. A private after-hours photo session in the gardens is $250 plus 7% tax for up to three people for two hours, photographer included, with a $100 refundable deposit.

  4. Drones: Boca Raton Airport’s airspace is next door

    For an aerial of the beach or the Avenue, the county film office requires a Part 107 remote pilot certificate (or a pilot flying under the direct supervision of someone who holds one), a registered drone under 55 pounds and FAA LAANC approval before flying in Class B, C, D or E airspace at or below 400 feet, with at least three full business days to process; flights run from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. The nearest controlled field is Boca Raton Airport, just south of the city: the FAA defines its Class D area as the surface to 2,500 feet within 4.1 miles of the airport, in effect at the times set in advance by NOTAM and published in the Chart Supplement. The airport says LAANC now covers it, so authorization can come back in near real time, and calling the tower is no longer required. The nearer a location is to the Boca line, the likelier it sits inside that ring, so check the exact address in a LAANC app before the shoot.

Every Delray Beach option, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Restaurants, hotels, shops, practices and events on and around Atlantic Avenue, filmed and edited by Mark

Model
Founder-led studio that films on location in Delray Beach: quoted per shoot
Published price
Quote per shoot
Stated delivery
5–7 days standard; expedited available

In Delray Beach, Mark Studios films the businesses along Atlantic Avenue and the blocks around it: restaurants, bars and hotels with a new menu, a launch or a weekend event to promote; boutiques and galleries in Pineapple Grove telling an owner’s story; wellness and recovery practices that need clear, respectful video with privacy settled before anyone is on camera; condos and homes near downtown and the beach for listings; and openings, festivals and charity events cut into a recap and clips while they’re still news. One planned content day can fill weeks of vertical posts. Mark films the talking parts when the street is calm and the crowd when it arrives, takes photos on the same visit if you want them, and edits every cut himself, from the main film to the vertical versions, captions, color and sound, with 5–7 day standard delivery or an expedited date. The studio is based in Palm Beach County and films on site across Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. Its closest published event is up the county in Palm Beach Gardens: the Sovereign Self-Defense Keep America Armed gala in the PGA National Resort ballroom, filmed and photographed in July 2026 and cut into What Patriotism Looks Like in 2026. To the south, a February 2024 wedding in Deerfield Beach was one booking as well, returned as four films and the edited photos. Across all its work, Mark Studios counts 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews, and it is Top Rated on Fiverr at 4.9★ with 99% on-time delivery.

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

Pros for a Delray Beach shoot

  • Interviews at quiet hours, crowd shots when the Avenue fills
  • Consent and framing agreed before a wellness shoot
  • Filming, photos and every edit from one booking

Good to know

  • No published shoot price; each job gets a written quote
  • No studio or podcast set; Mark comes to you (for a studio, see 4th Avenue Photography)
The band at the PGA National Resort gala, Palm Beach Gardens · Watch the reel
Gala guests talking at the ballroom bar
Guests at the bar, photographed the same night
The couple with guests at their wedding reception
The 2024 wedding: films and photos from a single booking

Stills from the Palm Beach Gardens gala Mark filmed, photographed and edited, and from a wedding reception he photographed. Our Delray Beach videographer page sets out what we film in the city, from Atlantic Avenue dining rooms to wellness practices; the event videography and Palm Beach County videography pages cover the county, and Samantha’s review is on our reviews page.

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Events, concerts and galas

Beverly Boy Productions

Best for: A conference, launch or festival on a published budget tier, with a crew sized to the job

Model
National production company with a Delray Beach page: six published budget tiers
Published price
Event snapshot $1,800–$2,500; interviews $2,500–$4,500; promo $4,500–$7,500
Stated delivery
Rush edits on request; no standard time stated

Beverly Boy Productions is a national video company, and its Delray Beach page describes Delray-based videographers with more than 20 years in the business and names the city’s own backdrops: Atlantic Avenue, Delray Municipal Beach, the Delray Beach Playhouse, the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens and oceanview rooftops. It warns that public spots such as Old School Square and the Pineapple Grove Arts District often need permits, which it arranges with the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission, and that downtown and beach parking gets tight during events and the tourist season. Event coverage there runs from business expos to beachfront festivals, next to executive interviews, social clips, commercials, music videos and real estate walkthroughs with licensed drone footage. The budget menu on the page has six tiers: $1,800–$2,500 for a snapshot of a small event, $2,500–$4,500 for talking-head interviews, $4,500–$7,500 for a promotional video, $4,500–$10,000 for a live stream, $12,000–$20,000 for a brand story and $25,000–$50,000+ for a cinematic piece. It offers bilingual crews and Spanish-speaking talent, multi-camera live streams and rush edits, and says it can often take on a shoot within 24 hours.

Pros

  • All six budget tiers on the page
  • Multi-camera live streams and bilingual crews
  • Often available at a day’s notice

Cons

  • A national company that gives no Delray address
  • No standard delivery time stated

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Beverly Boy Productions in Delray Beach

Still Time Media

Best for: A concert, fundraiser or multi-day event filmed with several cameras and audio from the mixer

Model
West Palm Beach production house for events, brands and weddings: quoted per job
Published price
Weddings from $2,000 on Zola; other work quoted
Stated delivery
Not stated

Still Time Media started as two self-described camera nerds in Louisiana and is now a full-service production house based in West Palm Beach; its home page dates its current style to 2014, and its wedding page says it has made film-style wedding recaps since 2008. The event page covers multi-day events, executive interviews and quick recap videos meant to sell next year’s edition, or a full archive of every presentation, and it films concerts and setlists at any venue or studio with multiple cameras and clean audio taken from the mixer, a setup that suits an amphitheatre show or a downtown club set. Weddings get a documentary-style film, a longer highlight and a one-minute social cut, with drone shots available, and Zola lists its wedding coverage from $2,000 and shows it serving Delray Beach. The site calls its pricing transparent but doesn’t print it, and it also films promos, real estate and sports highlights.

Pros

  • Multi-camera concerts with audio from the mixer
  • Event recaps or a full archive of every talk
  • Wedding films with a one-minute social cut

Cons

  • No prices on its own site; the wedding figure is from Zola
  • Based in West Palm Beach rather than Delray

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Still Time Media home page · Still Time Media event coverage · Still Time Media weddings · Zola wedding videographers in Delray Beach

Business, restaurant and brand content

4th Avenue Photography

Best for: Interviews, testimonials and product video from a Delray Beach studio, with headshots from the same team

Model
Delray Beach photo and video studio on North Congress Avenue: quoted per project
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Not stated for video

4th Avenue Photography works out of a commercial studio at 1405 N. Congress Avenue, Suite 5, in Delray Beach, open 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on weekdays, and shoots on location across Palm Beach County. Much of its site is still photography (executive and team headshots, product catalogs for Shopify and Amazon, interiors for designers and builders), and its video production page sorts the work by client: interviews, explainers and facility tours for medical practices, physical therapy and chiropractic; recruiting, onboarding and corporate event video for finance, law and consulting firms; donor stories and event highlights for nonprofits; lifestyle product scenes and social-ready clips for retail brands; walkthroughs and designer interviews for builders and real estate; and speaker and attendee interviews at conferences and trade shows. For a conference it can also run an on-site headshot station that handles 20–30 people an hour per station, with tethered or QR-code delivery. Prices come by quote.

Pros

  • A studio in Delray Beach, open on weekdays
  • Video, headshots and product photos from one team
  • Medical and professional-services video named on its page

Cons

  • No prices or video delivery times
  • Its site leads with still photography

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): 4th Avenue Photography home page · 4th Avenue Photography video production · 4th Avenue Photography about and studio hours

Mile 1 Media

Best for: A month of social clips planned from one shoot day, with Delray prices published

Model
Palm Beach Gardens production company with a Delray Beach cost guide: a price range per job
Published price
Testimonials $1,500–$3,500; brand films $3,500–$8,000; content plan $3,200–$6,500 a month
Stated delivery
2–3 weeks standard; under 2 weeks adds 30%

Mile 1 Media is a Palm Beach Gardens studio that treats Delray Beach as part of its home market and adds no travel charge inside the county; its county page sums up the Delray and Boca work as Atlantic Avenue hospitality and retail, plus the Boca corporate and aesthetics market. A Delray Beach cost guide by its owner, Reagan Cotton, last reviewed September 25, 2026, gives the ranges it says match its published pricing: $1,500–$3,500 for a testimonial, $3,500–$8,000 for a brand or corporate film, $5,000–$15,000 for a commercial with talent and licensing, $3,500–$7,000 for event coverage, $800–$2,000 for drone work, $1,200–$2,500 for corporate photography and $3,200–$6,500 a month for a content system that maps out the clips before the shoot. The guide adds that an Atlantic Avenue shoot costs more than one in a western Delray office because the street is harder to control, and that its drone work is flown under the FAA’s Part 107 rules. A standard project takes 2–3 weeks, and anything under two weeks carries a 30% rush fee.

Pros

  • Delray prices published for each kind of job
  • One shoot day planned into a month of clips
  • No travel charge inside the county

Cons

  • 30% more for anything under two weeks
  • Based in Palm Beach Gardens, at the north end of the county

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Mile 1 Media Delray Beach cost guide · Mile 1 Media in Palm Beach County · Mile 1 Media pricing and turnaround

Zip In Media

Best for: A short owner interview at a fixed package price

Model
South Florida production company with a Boca Raton office and a Delray Beach page: fixed packages
Published price
$1,800 for a 45-second video; packages $2,200–$4,600
Stated delivery
Typically 3–4 weeks

Zip In Media is a South Florida production company with location pages from Miami to West Palm Beach and an office at 150 East Palmetto Park Road in Boca Raton, and its Delray Beach page says it has made video for Delray and the surrounding communities for more than ten years. The page prices three packages built around an owner interview with b-roll of the location, each with a single camera and crew member: $2,200 for up to a minute from a two-hour shoot at one location, $3,400 for up to two minutes with four interviews over four hours, and $4,600 for up to three minutes with six interviews over six hours at two locations with a teleprompter. A 45-second video from a two-hour production is $1,800. For filming on location at a store, an office or an event, the page says it usually sends several videographers, and after the edit it also sells web design, SEO, content writing and social media management. Projects typically take 3–4 weeks, and a rush date is worked backwards from your deadline.

Pros

  • Packages priced by running time
  • A 45-second video at a stated price
  • Marketing help after delivery if you want it

Cons

  • Three to four weeks is slower than most here
  • The packages use one camera and one crew member

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Zip In Media in Delray Beach · Zip In Media Boca Raton office

Real estate

V1 Real Estate Photography & Video

Best for: A listing walkthrough, aerial video and 3D tour priced on the site, with photos the next morning

Model
Florida and Colorado real estate media company with a Delray Beach page: priced by package
Published price
Walkthrough with aerial video from $400; vertical reel $250; aerial-only video $250
Stated delivery
Photos by 9 a.m. the next business day

V1 Real Estate Photography & Video shoots listings in Florida and Colorado, and its Delray Beach page is written for agents selling in Lake Ida, Tropic Isle, the Atlantic Avenue corridor and the country club communities west of I-95: HDR interiors, drone footage from FAA Part 107-certified pilots to show walk-to-beach orientation and canal access, and 3D tours for relocation and short-term rental buyers. Its Florida price list starts a 2–3 minute HD walkthrough with aerial video at $400, rising with square footage; a one-minute vertical reel for TikTok or Instagram is $250, as is a 1–2 minute aerial-only video, and agent narration recorded by you adds $100. The Buyers Dream with Video bundle, from $810, puts unlimited HDR photos, an interactive floor plan, a Zillow 3D tour, aerial photos and the walkthrough in one order. Photos arrive by 9 a.m. the next business day.

Pros

  • Every package priced on the site
  • A vertical reel for social at a flat price
  • Photos the next business morning

Cons

  • Listings only; no business or event video
  • Prices climb with square footage

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): V1 in Delray Beach · V1 Florida pricing

Weddings

Angie Myers

Best for: A wedding film or a brand shoot from a Delray Beach photographer and filmmaker

Model
Delray Beach photographer, filmmaker and creative director: quoted per project
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Not stated

Angie Myers presents herself as a professional photographer in Delray Beach and describes more than 16 years as a creative director, photographer, filmmaker and brand strategist, with publishing and marketing in her background. Her film page, headed East Coast videography for all occasions, shows seven wedding films, and the rest of the site covers headshots, food and product photography, interiors and architecture, fashion, and health and fitness, plus design work; the home page shows work for a swimwear label, a leather and home goods brand and a Palm Beach wellness spa. There are no prices: you write through the contact page. More wedding specialists are on our West Palm Beach wedding videographer list.

Pros

  • Based in Delray Beach
  • Wedding films and photos from one creative
  • Food, product and brand photography too

Cons

  • No prices or delivery times
  • Seven films shown; most of the site is still photography

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Angie Myers home page · Angie Myers wedding films

Marketplaces

Thumbtack

Best for: Quotes from several freelancers for a party or a small shoot

Model
Marketplace of independent videographers who serve Delray Beach: free quotes
Published price
National averages: weddings $990–$1,260; a typical hire $900–$1,025
Stated delivery
Set by each pro

Thumbtack’s Delray Beach page lists videographers who say they serve the city, and asking several of them for a quote is free; none of the nine top profiles it showed on October 23 is filed under Delray Beach itself, and most are listed under Miami, North Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach or Boca Raton. The page puts the national average for wedding videography at $990–$1,260, and Thumbtack’s cost guide gives $900–$1,025 as the usual range for a hire nationally, with most people paying about $961 and low-end jobs at $562–$621. Each pro sets their own package, editing and delivery date, so compare the quotes line by line.

Pros

  • Free quotes from several pros at once
  • Ratings and hire counts on each profile
  • The lowest typical spend on this list

Cons

  • None of the top profiles is based in Delray
  • Checking portfolios and running the shoot fall to you

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Thumbtack videographers in Delray Beach · Thumbtack videography cost guide

Zola

Best for: A wedding shortlist you can filter by home base, travel fees and starting price

Model
Wedding marketplace with a Delray Beach videographer directory: free to browse
Published price
Starting prices on page one from $500 to $6,500
Stated delivery
Set by each videographer

Zola’s Delray Beach page counted 343 wedding videographers on October 23, and its filters separate those based in the city, those that serve it at no extra cost and those that charge to travel, with more filters for drone coverage, livestreams and next-day or same-day edits. Two on the first page were based in Delray Beach: Every Moment Content, a documentary-style videographer from $500, and Media Memories, a classic-style one from $600; neither had a website we could find. Most of the rest serve Delray from elsewhere, among them PRIMEUS Photography and Video, based in Miami, from $1,799, and Still Time Media from $2,000, and every listing shows its own rating and reviews.

Pros

  • Filter by home base and travel fees
  • A starting price on every listing
  • Delray-based videographers among the results

Cons

  • Weddings only; no business or event filters
  • Sponsored and personalized placements in the sort

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

How we built the Delray Beach list.

This is Mark Studios’ list, and Mark Studios is at the top of it. No provider paid to be included, and our own shoots are quoted one at a time.

Who’s included
Providers whose own sites name Delray Beach or work there, found in live search on October 23, 2026 (Beverly Boy’s, Zip In Media’s and V1’s Delray pages, Mile 1 Media’s Delray cost guide, 4th Avenue Photography’s Congress Avenue studio and Angie Myers’ Delray site), plus Still Time Media, which Zola shows serving Delray, grouped by kind of shoot, and two marketplaces. We dropped what we couldn’t verify: the website of Advanced Aerial Productions, a Delray drone operator listed on Alignable, didn’t load; Hopemedia, a Delray wedding team named on WeddingWire, points to a placeholder page and WeddingWire blocked our checker; Cottage Video appears only as a Thumbtack listing; Danielle Imagery shoots restaurant and food photography from Boynton Beach but no video; StellaMix Studios, a downtown podcast and content space, is listed only on rental marketplaces; and Rimas Films, near the top of Zola’s Delray page, is based in Miami. Every Moment Content and Media Memories, both Delray-based on Zola, have no site we could find, so they appear in the Zola card. Wedding specialists have their own West Palm Beach wedding videographer list, and our Boca Raton event videographer list covers studios just to the south.
What we checked
On October 23, 2026 we read each provider’s own site for where it’s based, the shoots it takes, published prices, delivery and what a booking includes, plus Zola’s Delray Beach videographer page and Thumbtack’s Delray Beach and cost-guide pages. For the planning section we read the City of Delray Beach’s film permit and special event pages, the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission’s permit and drone pages, Old School Square’s amphitheatre rental application, the Morikami’s photography and filming rules, Boca Raton Airport’s drone page and the FAA’s Class D airspace rule for the airport.
How it’s ordered
By kind of shoot: events, concerts and galas; business, restaurant and brand content; real estate; weddings; then the marketplaces, alphabetical within each group. Mark Studios comes first because it is our pick; nobody else is ranked or scored.
What the data says

Published starting points for Delray Beach run from $250 for a vertical listing reel and $400 for a walkthrough with aerials at V1, and $500 for the lowest Delray-based wedding listing on Zola, through $1,500 for a testimonial at Mile 1 Media and $1,800 for a 45-second video at Zip In Media, to $1,800–$2,500 for a small-event snapshot from Beverly Boy and $3,500–$8,000 for a brand film at Mile 1 Media. Thumbtack’s national averages are $990–$1,260 for a wedding and $900–$1,025 for a typical hire. Our Palm Beach County videographer cost guide breaks local prices down by job, and the Delray Beach videographer page shows how a shoot with Mark runs.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the best videographer in Delray Beach, FL?

For restaurants, bars and hotels on Atlantic Avenue, shops and galleries, wellness practices and events, Mark Studios: Mark films and photographs on location, settles privacy before a wellness shoot, edits every version himself with 5–7 day standard delivery, and is Top Rated on Fiverr with a 4.9★ rating, 8,000+ orders and 99% on time. For a conference or live stream on a published budget, Beverly Boy Productions. For a concert with audio from the mixer, Still Time Media. For studio interviews or headshots on Congress Avenue, 4th Avenue Photography. For a month of social clips priced for Delray, Mile 1 Media. For a fixed-price owner interview, Zip In Media. For a listing walkthrough, V1 Real Estate Photography & Video. For freelance quotes, Thumbtack, and for a wedding shortlist, Zola.

How much does a videographer cost in Delray Beach?

From the providers’ own pages on October 23, 2026: V1 charges from $400 for a listing walkthrough with aerial video and $250 for a vertical reel; Zip In Media’s packages run from $1,800 for a 45-second video to $4,600 for up to three minutes; Mile 1 Media’s Delray guide puts a testimonial at $1,500–$3,500 and a brand film at $3,500–$8,000; and Beverly Boy’s smallest event tier is $1,800–$2,500. On Zola, the two Delray-based wedding videographers start at $500 and $600, and Still Time Media at $2,000. Thumbtack’s national averages are $990–$1,260 for a wedding and $900–$1,025 for a typical hire. 4th Avenue Photography and Angie Myers quote each job, as does Mark Studios. Our Palm Beach County videographer cost guide has more local numbers.

Do I need a permit to film in Delray Beach?

On public property, yes. The City requires a film permit for a film, video or still photography shoot on a public right-of-way or other public property and routes the application through the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission, which permits parks, beaches, streets and sidewalks at no cost, needs three business days for a standard permit and asks for a $1 million general liability policy. A private location can need one as well when filming affects the road or sidewalk beside it. If the shoot is part of an event you’re hosting, the City’s special event permit is due 90 days ahead, or 180 days for an Impact Event, with a $150 deposit.

Can I film at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens?

Yes, by arrangement. Commercial photography and filming are booked through the Morikami’s Facility Rental Department 3–7 days ahead and take place on Mondays from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., when the museum is closed to the public. A certificate of liability goes to the county film commission, the museum asks for a donation and location credit, and its exhibits and galleries are never photographed. A private after-hours photo session is $250 plus tax for up to three people for two hours.

Can I fly a drone in Delray Beach?

With planning. The county film office requires a Part 107 remote pilot certificate, a registered drone under 55 pounds and LAANC approval for any flight in Class B, C, D or E airspace at or below 400 feet, plus at least three full business days. Boca Raton Airport’s Class D area reaches 4.1 miles from the field and up to 2,500 feet while it’s in effect, so locations toward the south of the city can fall inside it; the airport is covered by LAANC, and pilots no longer need to call the tower.

What does it take to film an event at Old School Square?

Old School Square’s amphitheatre rental application ties a booking to the City’s special event permit, which is due 90 days before the event (180 for an Impact Event) with a $150 deposit and a site plan, and a certificate of insurance before the day. Rates on the application run from $2,000 for the amphitheatre lawn to $6,000 for the whole campus, plus a $1,500 venue manager fee. If you’re the videographer rather than the host, confirm with the organizer what its permit covers, and get a film permit for anything shot on the street outside.

Who films restaurants and hotels on Atlantic Avenue?

Mark Studios films restaurants, bars and hotels for menus, launches and social, shooting interviews while the street is quiet and the room once it fills. Mile 1 Media names Atlantic Avenue hospitality and retail as its Delray work and plans a month of clips from one shoot day; 4th Avenue Photography shoots lifestyle and product scenes and social clips from its Congress Avenue studio; and Beverly Boy Productions makes short promos for YouTube, Instagram and TikTok.

Beverly Boy or Mark Studios: which is better?

It depends on the job. Beverly Boy is the better fit when you want a crew sized to a published budget tier, a multi-camera live stream or a bilingual team, with tiers from $1,800 for a small event. Mark Studios is the better fit for a Delray restaurant, hotel, shop or practice that wants filming, photos and every edit from one person, with the versions agreed in writing before the day and 5–7 day standard delivery.

Does Mark Studios film weddings in Delray Beach?

Yes. Mark films and photographs weddings in Delray Beach as part of his Palm Beach County coverage and edits both himself; a February 2024 Deerfield Beach wedding came back from one booking as four films and the edited photos. Each wedding is quoted in writing; see wedding videography in Palm Beach County, or our West Palm Beach wedding videographer list for specialists.

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Sources, checked October 23, 2026

Every competitor fact here comes from the provider’s own site or the Zola and Thumbtack pages named on its card, and every planning note from the City, county, Old School Square, Morikami, Boca Raton Airport or FAA page below, all read on October 23, 2026. The City of Delray Beach’s site blocked our checker, so its two pages are linked as Internet Archive copies from May and June 2026. Mark Studios facts come from markstudios.com. Spotted something out of date? Email contact@markstudios.com and we’ll correct it.