Question 1

How much does a videographer cost in New Orleans?

Accepted Answer

A lean half-day, single-camera shoot in New Orleans typically runs $1,600–$2,100, while multi-day packages with drone ops, specialty glass, and full post can nudge past $13 K; Film New Orleans permits, IATSE Local 478 scale rates, and curb-lane meter bags along riverfront streets all adjust the line-item quote so you only pay for what the brief really needs.

Question 2

What types of videos do your New Orleans crews film most often?

Accepted Answer

Most weeks we’re rolling corporate interviews for energy firms in the CBD, live-streaming brass-band sets on Frenchmen Street, and cutting tourism spots across the Garden District. We also spin out quick-turn event recaps from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, so our slate stays packed with corporate, music, lifestyle, and conference content.

Question 3

How far in advance should I book?

Accepted Answer

For weekday shoots, 2–3 weeks’ notice usually secures crew and permits. Prime dates, large crews, or public locations may require 4–6 weeks. Last-minute shoots (under 72 hours) are sometimes possible, depending on availability—especially for small crews or interior locations.

Question 4

Can you handle filming permits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We coordinate permits through Film New Orleans and manage insurance certificates, location approvals, and required city services when filming in public spaces, parks, or high-traffic areas.

Question 5

Do you work in all New Orleans boroughs?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, we haul gear from dawn interviews to gritty doc pickups in Bywater, corporate shoots across the CBD, and waterfront B-roll on the West Bank. That daily circuit has us fluent in each zone’s parking holds, Film New Orleans barricade rules, and NOPD noise windows, so permits and logistics are already dialed in.

Beverly Boy Productions - New Orleans Video Production Company

About Beverly Boy Productions - New Orleans Video Production Company