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Best videographers in Palm Beach, FL (2026)

This list is for the Town of Palm Beach, the barrier island across the Lake Worth Lagoon from West Palm Beach, not the whole county; for that, see our Palm Beach County videographer list. For most island work, from season galas and foundation films to estates, Worth Avenue brands and private-client interviews, our pick is Mark Studios: Mark films and photographs on location, signs your NDA before planning starts, edits every version himself with 5–7 day standard delivery, and quotes each shoot in writing. If you want gala coverage priced in a range, listing video from a public price list, a studio with a full crew or a filmmaker for a wedding weekend at The Breakers, the groups below name who to call.

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

Filming on the island? Start with Mark Studios.

Video on Palm Beach follows the season. From late fall to spring, benefit galas fill the ballrooms at The Breakers and the island’s clubs, the cultural institutions run their programs and the Worth Avenue boutiques hold their in-store evenings; the rest of the year brings quieter work for family offices, private banks, designers and the owners of the houses. Almost everyone in front of the camera expects discretion, so Mark Studios settles who appears, what stays out of frame and who approves the cut before the crew arrives.

  • Discreet by arrangement. Your NDA is signed before planning starts, only people who have agreed are filmed, footage stays on private links, and nothing goes out for publication until you approve it.
  • Every cut named before the day. The donor film, the appeal cut, the vertical clips, captions, color and sound are agreed in writing first; standard delivery is 5–7 days, with an expedited date if the thank-you email can’t wait.
  • One editor from shoot to delivery. Mark is Top Rated on Fiverr, averaging 4.9★ across 8,000+ orders, 99% of them delivered on time.
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Mark Studios built this Palm Beach list and put itself first, so weigh it accordingly. The nine other entries rest on each provider’s own pages, and every card names the pages we read on October 23, 2026.

Quick picks for Palm Beach, by kind of shoot.

A season gala on several cameras with the range on the page: Mile 1 Media, $3,500–$7,000. A benefit, club dinner or award night with photos and recap clips: Quality Media FL. A property film planned around tide, light and the building’s rules: Ed Zak Photo. Listing video for an estate or a condo near Worth Avenue: V1 Real Estate Photography & Video, from $400 for a walkthrough with aerials. A boutique promo or brand story at a published tier: Beverly Boy Productions, $4,500–$7,500 for an edited promo. A commercial, donor film or live stream from a studio across the bridge: KO-MAR Productions. A wedding weekend at The Breakers, The Colony or the Everglades Club: Key Moment Films, from $6,500. Freelance quotes for a smaller event: Thumbtack. Wedding filmmakers side by side: Zola.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickGalas, foundation films, estates, Worth Avenue brands and private-client interviews, filmed and edited by Mark
  2. Mile 1 MediaA season gala on several cameras, with a film for the appeal and a cut by the next morning
  3. Quality Media FLA benefit, club dinner or award night with an edited gallery and recap clips from one booking
  4. Ed Zak PhotoA property film with web, vertical and unbranded MLS versions, planned around tide, light and building rules
  5. V1 Real Estate Photography & VideoListing video, drone and a 3D tour for an estate or a condo near Worth Avenue at a listed price
  6. Beverly Boy ProductionsA boutique promo, brand story or social campaign at a published budget tier
  7. KO-MAR ProductionsA commercial, brand film, donor video or live stream from a full crew and a studio across the bridge
  8. Key Moment FilmsA wedding weekend at The Breakers, the Flagler Museum, The Colony, the Brazilian Court or the Everglades Club
  9. ThumbtackSeveral freelance quotes for a private party or a small event
  10. ZolaComparing wedding filmmakers who serve the island, filtered by style and services

Mark Studios is first because it’s our pick. The other lines repeat each company’s fit from its card below, and their order within a group isn’t a ranking.

Ten Palm Beach options at a glance.

Videographers for the Town of Palm Beach by model, 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, is listed first.
VideographerModelPublished priceStated deliveryBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickFounder-led studio that films on location on the island: quoted per shootQuote per shoot5–7 days standard; expedited availableGalas, foundation films, estates, Worth Avenue brands and private-client interviews, filmed and edited by Mark
Galas and charity balls
Mile 1 MediaPalm Beach Gardens production company with a November–April gala service: a price range per jobMulti-camera gala coverage $3,500–$7,000; aerial from $800; commercials $5,000–$15,000Gala cut before the next morning’s thank-you email; 2–3 weeks for a standard projectA season gala on several cameras, with a film for the appeal and a cut by the next morning
Quality Media FLBoca Raton photo and video team with a Palm Beach events page: quoted per eventNot publishedRush delivery when available; otherwise agreed per eventA benefit, club dinner or award night with an edited gallery and recap clips from one booking
Luxury real estate and estates
Ed Zak PhotoPalm Beach Gardens real estate photographer and pilot with a Palm Beach property film page: quoted per propertyNot publishedNot statedA property film with web, vertical and unbranded MLS versions, planned around tide, light and building rules
V1 Real Estate Photography & VideoFlorida and Colorado listing-media company with a Palm Beach page: online booking and a public price listWalkthrough with aerial video from $400; vertical reel $250 ($150 with a photo shoot); package with video from $810Photos by 9 AM the next business dayListing video, drone and a 3D tour for an estate or a condo near Worth Avenue at a listed price
Retail, hospitality and brand
Beverly Boy ProductionsNational production company with a Palm Beach page: six published budget tiersEdited promo $4,500–$7,500; brand package $12,000–$20,000; event snapshot $1,800–$2,500 (raw)Raw footage in 24–48 hours on the event and interview tiersA boutique promo, brand story or social campaign at a published budget tier
KO-MAR ProductionsWest Palm Beach production company since 1980 with a 6,000 sq ft studio: quoted per projectNot publishedNot statedA commercial, brand film, donor video or live stream from a full crew and a studio across the bridge
Weddings
Key Moment FilmsWedding filmmakers local to Palm Beach each winter: custom packagesFrom $6,500; couples spend $6,200–$12,000 on average, by its services pageA sneak-peek film within 48 hoursA wedding weekend at The Breakers, the Flagler Museum, The Colony, the Brazilian Court or the Everglades Club
Marketplaces
ThumbtackMarketplace of independent videographers in West Palm Beach, across the bridge: free quotesNational averages: weddings $990–$1,260; a typical hire $900–$1,025Set by each proSeveral freelance quotes for a private party or a small event
ZolaWedding marketplace with a Palm Beach videographer search: free to browseEach listing shows its own starting priceSet by each vendorComparing wedding filmmakers who serve the island, filtered by style and services

Model, price and delivery as each provider’s site showed them on October 23, 2026; the marketplace figures are Thumbtack’s national averages and Zola’s own listings. “Not published” means the company quotes each job. Mark Studios is our pick and has the first row.

Filming in Palm Beach: what to plan for.

Four things that shape a shoot on the island, taken from the county film commission, the Town of Palm Beach, The Breakers, the Flagler Museum and the FAA on October 23, 2026.

  1. The Town, not the county, permits public property

    Across most of the county, the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission issues filming permits for public property at no cost, but its permitting page says it doesn’t issue them for the Town of Palm Beach and sends productions to the Town directly. The Town’s FAQ sets insurance by the size of the shoot: minor commercial filming needs comprehensive general liability of at least $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate, primary and non-contributory, while large-scale commercial filming needs $10 million per occurrence with the Town named as additional insured, and the Town Council can raise the limits or ask for more. The certificate isn’t due until the Town Council has approved the filming application, so a shot on a street, sidewalk or beach has a council approval in its path; build that into the date.

  2. Guests on public ground need a special event permit

    Bring guests or any setup onto a public street, park or beach and the Town treats it as a special event, permitted by the Town Clerk’s Office, and that includes a small, quick wedding ceremony or engagement at a park or on the sand. The accepted public venues are Bradley Park, the Midtown Public Beach along South Ocean Boulevard between Royal Palm Way and Gulfstream Road, and Peruvian Park/Mayor Lesly S. Smith Park; Lake Drive Park, Memorial Park, Phipps Ocean Park and Phipps Plaza Park are no longer available. Each location hosts one special event a month, granted first come, first served to the first complete application, and the insurance floor is the same $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate.

  3. The Breakers and the Flagler Museum set strict house rules

    The Breakers welcomes personal photos and video but prohibits staged portrait, professional or special-occasion photography and filming, such as proposals, engagements and weddings, except at pre-approved, contracted client events; it also bars commercial, promotional or location photography, videography and streaming, recording with smart glasses, and professional gear from gimbals and tripods to lighting, ladders and drones, and security can halt a shoot that breaks the rules. At the Flagler Museum, visitors may take keepsake photos without flash, tripods or any camera support; portrait, wedding, engagement, birthday and graduation sessions aren’t allowed, social media shoots need the Public Affairs Director’s permission at least a week ahead, and the museum’s filming guidelines state that commercial photography and videography aren’t permitted, with journalists considered case by case. For a gala or wedding at either, filming belongs in the event contract.

  4. Drones: Class C, the Mar-a-Lago flight rules area and frequent TFRs

    The Town adds no drone permit of its own; its FAQ says drones in town follow the FAA’s and the State of Florida’s rules. The FAA puts DJT, the airport between West Palm Beach and Lake Worth, in Class C airspace, notes a 1 nautical mile Special Flight Rules Area around Mar-a-Lago, and warns pilots to expect frequent temporary flight restrictions for VIP movement and special events, which change often and appear in NOTAMs. A TFR restricts drones as well, and flying inside one means coordinating with the agency it names, where approval typically goes to public safety agencies, first responders and organizations such as the media. LAANC authorization for Class C can be requested up to 90 days ahead; check the TFR list again on the morning of the shoot, and plan a version of the film that works from the ground.

Every Palm Beach option, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Galas, foundation films, estates, Worth Avenue brands and private-client interviews, filmed and edited by Mark

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

On the island, Mark Studios films the work the season and the quieter months bring: benefit galas and evenings at the ballrooms and clubs, cut into a thank-you film for donors and next year’s invitations; foundation and appeal films that tell a mission story with dignity; principal and advisor interviews for family offices and private-client firms, made for clients rather than the public; boutique, collection and in-store event films on Worth Avenue and at Royal Poinciana Plaza; and estates filmed for a sale, for the family archive or for a designer’s or architect’s portfolio. Mark will sign your NDA before planning starts, films only the people who have agreed to appear, keeps footage on private links and delivers nothing for publication until you’ve approved it. Hotels and clubs set their own rules for outside crews, so access, load-in and any restrictions are confirmed with the venue before the day, and each event is planned from the run of show. Photos can come from the same booking, and Mark edits every version himself, from the donor film to the vertical clips, 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 nearest published ballroom shoot is up the road in Palm Beach Gardens: the Sovereign Self-Defense Keep America Armed gala at PGA National Resort, filmed and photographed in July 2026 and cut into What Patriotism Looks Like in 2026. A February 2024 wedding in Deerfield Beach was a single booking too, 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 Palm Beach shoot

  • NDA, private links and your sign-off before anything is shared
  • Gala film, donor cuts and photos from one booking
  • Venue access and load-in confirmed before the day

Good to know

  • No published shoot price; each job gets a written quote
  • No studio of its own; Mark comes to you (for a stage, see KO-MAR Productions)
Gala night at PGA National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens · Watch the reel
The band playing to a full dance floor at the gala
The band and the dance floor, later that evening
The couple with a guest at their wedding reception
A 2024 wedding, filmed and photographed in one booking

Stills from the Palm Beach Gardens gala Mark filmed, photographed and edited, and from a wedding reception he photographed. Our Palm Beach videographer page covers what we film on the island and how confidentiality works; the event videography and real estate videography pages cover the county, and Samantha’s review is on our reviews page.

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Galas and charity balls

Mile 1 Media

Best for: A season gala on several cameras, with a film for the appeal and a cut by the next morning

Model
Palm Beach Gardens production company with a November–April gala service: a price range per job
Published price
Multi-camera gala coverage $3,500–$7,000; aerial from $800; commercials $5,000–$15,000
Stated delivery
Gala cut before the next morning’s thank-you email; 2–3 weeks for a standard project

Mile 1 Media is headquartered in Palm Beach Gardens, and its Palm Beach County page gives the island a line of its own: estates, private clubs and Worth Avenue retail, where access rules and filming permissions need handling in advance. Its gala service runs from November to April and is priced on the same page. Multi-camera coverage of the speakers, the room, the donor moments and the awards, with audio taken straight from the board, costs $3,500–$7,000; the section also describes a short film made to play before the ask, cut to a hard runtime the room will sit through, and a cut delivered before the thank-you email goes out the next morning. For the island’s houses it makes property films and aerials of Palm Beach Island estates, and its FAQ says it handles the FAA airspace authorization that a flight near the island needs. Aerial work starts at $800, commercials and ad spots run $5,000–$15,000, and there’s no travel charge anywhere in the county. Outside the gala turnaround, its pricing page puts a standard project at 2–3 weeks, with a 30% rush fee for anything under two.

Pros

  • A published price range for gala coverage
  • An appeal film and a next-morning cut, both described
  • Island estates, clubs and Worth Avenue named

Cons

  • Standard projects take 2–3 weeks; faster costs 30% more
  • Its own FAQ says November to April books heavily

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Mile 1 Media in Palm Beach County · Mile 1 Media pricing

Quality Media FL

Best for: A benefit, club dinner or award night with an edited gallery and recap clips from one booking

Model
Boca Raton photo and video team with a Palm Beach events page: quoted per event
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Rush delivery when available; otherwise agreed per event

Quality Media FL is a Boca Raton photo and video business serving Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, and its Palm Beach events page names Palm Beach Island alongside West Palm Beach, listing hotel events, private clubs, golf events, waterfront venues and nonprofit galas among the work. Its gala page is written for black-tie fundraisers, award nights and sponsor dinners: the arrivals and speeches, award presentations, auction and donation moments, honorees and VIP guests, covered quietly so the evening keeps moving. A booking can return an edited high-resolution gallery, a short highlight video, vertical clips for Instagram, LinkedIn or Reels, and speaker and sponsor coverage, with rush delivery when it’s available, and a simple headshot setup can be added on the night for speakers, leadership or sponsors. For a price, you send the date, venue, schedule and the coverage you need.

Pros

  • Photos and video from the same booking
  • Palm Beach Island and private clubs named on its page
  • Headshots can be added at the gala

Cons

  • Based in Boca Raton
  • No published prices

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Quality Media FL Palm Beach events · Quality Media FL galas, awards and fundraisers

Luxury real estate and estates

Ed Zak Photo

Best for: A property film with web, vertical and unbranded MLS versions, planned around tide, light and building rules

Model
Palm Beach Gardens real estate photographer and pilot with a Palm Beach property film page: quoted per property
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Not stated

Ed Zak Photo is run from Palm Beach Gardens by Ed Zakarian, a real estate photographer and videographer who is also an FAA-certificated drone pilot and a certificated fixed-wing and helicopter pilot, and his about page counts oceanfront estates in Palm Beach among his work. The property film page for Palm Beach describes a tour that follows a deliberate path from the arrival through the rooms and outdoor spaces, with natural sound and music chosen to suit the house; horizontal films go to websites, YouTube and email, vertical edits to Reels and Shorts, and a version without branding can go to the MLS. Planning starts from the address, access instructions, occupancy and any community or building requirements, along with the light, weather, tide, landscaping or event timing the listing date depends on, and finished photos and video arrive in a project gallery inside its MYSTIC client account. Matterport and Zillow Showcase tours, aerial imagery and virtual staging can be added. No prices are listed.

Pros

  • A licensed pilot behind the aerials
  • Web, vertical and unbranded MLS versions
  • Planning asks about building rules and tide

Cons

  • No prices or delivery times
  • Based in Palm Beach Gardens

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Ed Zak Photo property films in Palm Beach · Ed Zak Photo in Palm Beach · Ed Zak Photo about

V1 Real Estate Photography & Video

Best for: Listing video, drone and a 3D tour for an estate or a condo near Worth Avenue at a listed price

Model
Florida and Colorado listing-media company with a Palm Beach page: online booking and a public price list
Published price
Walkthrough with aerial video from $400; vertical reel $250 ($150 with a photo shoot); package with video from $810
Stated delivery
Photos by 9 AM the next business day

V1 Real Estate Photography & Video makes listing media in Florida and Colorado, and its Palm Beach page is written for agents and estate managers in the Estate Section, the North End and Everglades Island, naming oceanfront estates along South Ocean Boulevard, Mediterranean Revival homes and condominiums near Worth Avenue. Its drone work is flown by FAA Part 107-certified photographers, and photos are delivered by 9 AM the next business day. The Florida price list is public: a 2–3 minute 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, an aerial-only video is $250, and agent narration of your own script adds $100. The Buyers Dream package with video, which adds unlimited HDR photos, an interactive floor plan, a Zillow 3D tour and aerial photos, starts at $810. Those are starting prices: most packages step up by square footage, with a top tier for homes over 10,000 square feet.

Pros

  • Every price on the site
  • Island neighborhoods named on its Palm Beach page
  • Photos the next morning

Cons

  • Listing media rather than a story film or an event
  • Prices climb with square footage

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

Retail, hospitality and brand

Beverly Boy Productions

Best for: A boutique promo, brand story or social campaign at a published budget tier

Model
National production company with a Palm Beach page: six published budget tiers
Published price
Edited promo $4,500–$7,500; brand package $12,000–$20,000; event snapshot $1,800–$2,500 (raw)
Stated delivery
Raw footage in 24–48 hours on the event and interview tiers

Beverly Boy Productions is a national company that lists 24 years in business and 25,000+ videos produced, and its Palm Beach page covers corporate and brand films, social and promotional video, commercials and ad shoots, event coverage and real estate with drone. It names Worth Avenue and the Flagler Museum as backdrops and says its crews plan around quick summer showers and traffic near Royal Poinciana Way. All six budget tiers are on the page: $1,800–$2,500 for a one-person event snapshot and $2,500–$4,500 for an interview shoot, both handed over as raw footage within 24–48 hours; $4,500–$7,500 for an edited 2–3 minute promotional video with a script, voiceover, graphics and three rounds of revisions; $4,500–$10,000 for a multi-camera live stream; $12,000–$20,000 for a brand package of three to five deliverables; and $25,000–$50,000+ for a documentary. Drone footage adds $1,000–$1,500 and same-day editing $1,000–$3,000.

Pros

  • Every budget tier is published
  • Raw footage within two days on the lower tiers
  • Live-stream and brand tiers for larger campaigns

Cons

  • The Flagler Museum’s own guidelines don’t permit commercial filming there
  • The Kravis Center, one of the “top filming spots” it lists, is across the bridge in West Palm Beach

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Beverly Boy Productions in Palm Beach · Kravis Center (address)

KO-MAR Productions

Best for: A commercial, brand film, donor video or live stream from a full crew and a studio across the bridge

Model
West Palm Beach production company since 1980 with a 6,000 sq ft studio: quoted per project
Published price
Not published
Stated delivery
Not stated

KO-MAR Productions began in August 1980 making local commercials for the West Palm Beach market, and since 2001 it has worked from downtown West Palm Beach, across the bridge from the island, in a facility it shares with WPTV, the NBC affiliate. Its 15 full-time staff work from a 6,000-square-foot studio with a 36 by 42 foot hard cyc, a 20 by 20 green screen, makeup and green rooms and a loading dock, plus five 4K editing suites and five field camera packages that include an ARRI Mini LF. Commercials, brand content, social media ads, corporate and training video are the core of the work. Its not-for-profit page adds fundraising event videos, donor spotlights and grant and foundation content, with the Nicklaus Children’s Foundation and the Armory Arts Foundation among the clients shown, and it runs multi-camera live production and streaming. No prices are listed.

Pros

  • A large studio and full crew in downtown West Palm Beach
  • Donor and foundation films
  • Multi-camera live streaming

Cons

  • No prices or turnaround times
  • None of the pages we read mentions work on the island

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): KO-MAR about · KO-MAR West Palm Beach studio · KO-MAR not-for-profit video · KO-MAR live multi-camera production

Weddings

Key Moment Films

Best for: A wedding weekend at The Breakers, the Flagler Museum, The Colony, the Brazilian Court or the Everglades Club

Model
Wedding filmmakers local to Palm Beach each winter: custom packages
Published price
From $6,500; couples spend $6,200–$12,000 on average, by its services page
Stated delivery
A sneak-peek film within 48 hours

Key Moment Films has filmed weddings since 2007 and spends the winter local to Palm Beach, naming The Breakers, the Flagler Museum, The Colony, the Brazilian Court and the Everglades Club among its favorite venues; in summer it moves to coastal New England, and it also films in the Bahamas. Its coverage is built around the whole wedding weekend, from the welcome party or rehearsal dinner through the vows and reception to the brunch afterwards, with a drone included when possible, an optional same-day film shown at the end of the reception, and a sneak-peek film for every couple within 48 hours. The home page says pricing begins at $6,500, while the services page puts the average couple’s spend at $6,200–$12,000, and the site says its work has been featured in Vogue, People, Martha Stewart Weddings and The New York Times. More wedding filmmakers are on our West Palm Beach wedding videographer list.

Pros

  • Island venues named on its own site
  • The whole weekend, not just the day
  • A teaser within 48 hours

Cons

  • The highest starting price on this list
  • Weddings only, and summers are spent in New England

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Key Moment Films home page · Key Moment Films services

Marketplaces

Thumbtack

Best for: Several freelance quotes for a private party or a small event

Model
Marketplace of independent videographers in West Palm Beach, across the bridge: free quotes
Published price
National averages: weddings $990–$1,260; a typical hire $900–$1,025
Stated delivery
Set by each pro

Thumbtack has no page for the Town of Palm Beach, so the nearest one is West Palm Beach, across the lagoon, where it counts 44 five-star videographers and asking several for a quote costs nothing. That page gives a national average of $990–$1,260 for wedding videography, and the cost guide puts a typical videographer at $900–$1,025, with most people paying about $961. Each pro sets their own package, editing and delivery date, so compare quotes line by line, and ask whether the pro has worked under the venue’s camera rules before.

Pros

  • Free quotes from several pros at once
  • Ratings and past-job counts on each pro
  • The lowest typical spend on this list

Cons

  • No page for the island itself
  • Vetting portfolios and venue access falls to you

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

Zola

Best for: Comparing wedding filmmakers who serve the island, filtered by style and services

Model
Wedding marketplace with a Palm Beach videographer search: free to browse
Published price
Each listing shows its own starting price
Stated delivery
Set by each vendor

Zola’s Palm Beach search lists 343 wedding videographers, and each card shows a starting price and whether the filmmaker is based in Palm Beach, serves it at no extra cost or charges for travel. Filters cover style (cinematic, classic, documentary, storytelling, vintage), services such as drone coverage, same-day or next-day editing, livestreams and 16mm film, and what you’ll get, from a trailer or highlight reel to raw footage. Key Moment Films, from this list, appears there with a Palm Beach base.

Pros

  • A starting price on every card
  • Filters for drone, same-day editing and 16mm
  • Based-here and serves-here labels

Cons

  • Weddings only
  • Sponsored placements sit among the results

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

How we built the Palm Beach list.

This is Mark Studios’ list, and Mark Studios is on top of it. No provider paid to appear, and our own shoots are quoted one by one.

Who’s included
Providers whose own sites name the Town of Palm Beach, its venues or its neighborhoods (Mile 1 Media, Quality Media FL, Ed Zak Photo, V1 Real Estate Photography & Video, Beverly Boy Productions and Key Moment Films), KO-MAR Productions across the bridge for studio, commercial and nonprofit work, and two marketplaces, grouped by kind of shoot. We left out what we couldn’t verify or what didn’t fit: Capehart Photography, the long-running studio on South County Road, shows only photography on its site; Davidoff Studios’ domain didn’t resolve; Candid Studios rate-limited our checker all day; C&I Studios’ Sotheby’s estate film doesn’t say where the house is; AH360 Photography’s Palm Beach page is about mainland marinas; and Lux Photo and Video has town pages for West Palm Beach and points north but none for the island. Thumbtack has no Town of Palm Beach page, so its West Palm Beach page stands in, and The Knot and ProductionHub block our checker. Wedding specialists have their own West Palm Beach wedding videographer list, and the Palm Beach County list covers the mainland.
What we checked
On October 23, 2026 we read each provider’s own site for where it’s based, what it shoots on the island, published prices, delivery and what a booking includes, plus Thumbtack’s West Palm Beach and cost-guide pages and Zola’s Palm Beach search. For the planning section we read the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission’s permitting page, the Town of Palm Beach’s FAQ, The Breakers’ guest policies, the Flagler Museum’s visiting page and filming guidelines, and the FAA’s DJT airport, drone TFR and Part 107 airspace authorization pages.
How it’s ordered
By kind of shoot: galas and charity balls; luxury real estate and estates; retail, hospitality and brand; 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 island work run from $250 for a stand-alone vertical listing reel and $400 for a walkthrough with aerials at V1, through $1,800–$2,500 for Beverly Boy’s raw event tier and $3,500–$7,000 for Mile 1 Media’s multi-camera gala coverage, to $6,500 for a Key Moment Films wedding. Thumbtack’s national averages are $990–$1,260 for a wedding and $900–$1,025 for a typical hire. Three of the nine others don’t publish a price, and venue rules at The Breakers and the Flagler Museum matter as much as the budget. Our Palm Beach County videographer cost guide breaks local prices down by job, and the Palm Beach videographer page shows how a shoot with Mark runs.

Filming on Palm Beach?

Send the date, the ballroom, club or address, and the versions you need through the instant quote. A written price comes back with no sales call, and the NDA can be signed before planning starts.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the best videographer in Palm Beach, FL?

For galas, foundation films, estates, Worth Avenue brands and private-client interviews on the island, Mark Studios: Mark films and photographs on location, signs your NDA before planning starts, 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 season gala with the price range on the page, Mile 1 Media. For a benefit with photos and video from one booking, Quality Media FL. For listing video at a listed price, V1 Real Estate Photography & Video. For a property film from a photographer who is also a pilot, Ed Zak Photo. For a brand film or promo at a published budget tier, Beverly Boy Productions. For a studio, a commercial or a donor film, KO-MAR Productions. For a wedding weekend at The Breakers or the Everglades Club, Key Moment Films. For marketplace quotes, Zola for weddings and Thumbtack for smaller events.

How much does a videographer cost in Palm Beach?

From the providers’ own pages on October 23, 2026: V1 lists a walkthrough with aerial video from $400 and a vertical reel at $250; Beverly Boy’s tiers run from $1,800–$2,500 for raw event footage to $4,500–$7,500 for an edited promotional video and $12,000–$20,000 for a brand package; Mile 1 Media prices multi-camera gala coverage at $3,500–$7,000 and commercials at $5,000–$15,000; and Key Moment Films’ wedding pricing begins at $6,500. Thumbtack’s national averages are $990–$1,260 for a wedding and $900–$1,025 for a typical hire. Quality Media FL, Ed Zak Photo and KO-MAR 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 the Town of Palm Beach?

On public property, yes, and it comes from the Town rather than the county: the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission says it doesn’t issue permits for the Town of Palm Beach and sends productions to the Town directly. The Town’s FAQ asks for general liability of at least $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate for minor commercial filming and $10 million per occurrence for large-scale filming, and the certificate isn’t due until the Town Council has approved the application. Any gathering with guests or setup on public property, down to a short ceremony on the beach, also needs a special event permit from the Town Clerk’s Office. On private property, start with the venue’s or the owner’s own rules.

Can I film at The Breakers or the Flagler Museum?

Only as part of an arranged event. The Breakers’ guest policy prohibits professional or special-occasion filming, such as engagements and weddings, except at pre-approved, contracted client events, along with commercial or promotional filming and gear such as gimbals, tripods, lighting, ladders and drones. The Flagler Museum allows keepsake photos without flash or tripods but not portrait, wedding or engagement sessions, and its filming guidelines say commercial photography and videography aren’t permitted; social media shoots need the Public Affairs Director’s permission a week ahead. If your gala or wedding is booked at either, raise filming when you contract the event.

Can I fly a drone over Palm Beach?

Sometimes, and only with planning. The Town asks for nothing beyond what the FAA and the State of Florida require. The FAA puts DJT, between West Palm Beach and Lake Worth, in Class C airspace, notes a 1 nautical mile Special Flight Rules Area around Mar-a-Lago, and tells pilots to expect frequent temporary flight restrictions for VIP movement and special events. TFRs restrict drones too, so check the FAA’s TFR list and NOTAMs on the morning of the shoot, after requesting LAANC authorization, which you can do up to 90 days ahead. The Breakers doesn’t allow drones on its property.

Who films galas and charity balls in Palm Beach?

Mark Studios films benefit evenings from the arrivals and the program to the auction and the room, and cuts a thank-you film for donors plus clips, with photos from the same booking. Mile 1 Media prices multi-camera gala coverage at $3,500–$7,000 and describes an appeal film and a next-morning cut. Quality Media FL covers galas, award nights and sponsor dinners with an edited gallery and recap clips, and KO-MAR Productions makes fundraising event videos and donor spotlights from its West Palm Beach studio.

Mile 1 Media or Mark Studios: which is better?

It depends on the job. Mile 1 Media suits a gala committee that wants a price range in writing before the first call and a crew whose process is built around season galas: multi-camera coverage at $3,500–$7,000 and a cut before the next morning’s thank-you email. Mark Studios suits work where discretion and a single editor matter most, such as a family-office interview, a foundation film, a boutique’s in-store evening or an estate, and events where you want photos too: Mark signs the NDA first, films and photographs on site and edits every version himself with 5–7 day standard delivery.

Does Mark Studios film weddings in Palm Beach?

Yes. Mark films weddings on the island as part of his Palm Beach County coverage, photographing the day as well and editing both himself; a February 2024 Deerfield Beach wedding came back from one booking as four films and the edited photos. Hotels such as The Breakers allow wedding filming only at contracted events, so access is confirmed with the venue first. 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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