Hire a Videographer in Brisbane & Gold Coast

Hiring a videographer in Brisbane starts from $950 ex GST for a half-day booking (up to 4 hours) and from $1,500 ex GST for a full day (up to 8 hours). All bookings include cinema-grade cameras, professional lighting, broadcast audio, and stabilisation equipment — there are no separate gear hire costs. Multi-day projects receive discounted daily rates. We also work interstate, including Sydney and Melbourne.

All bookings include Canon Cinema EOS cameras, professional LED lighting, broadcast-quality audio (lavalier and boom microphones), a gimbal stabiliser, and all cables and accessories. We can also provide green, white, or black backgrounds for interview setups. If your project requires additional equipment such as a drone, teleprompter, or multi-camera rig, this can be added to the booking.

Yes. We regularly work as a hired camera operator or second camera for production companies, agencies, and broadcast crews. We're comfortable working to a director's brief, following shot lists, and integrating into an existing production workflow. We can also provide footage in Canon Raw (.CRM) format for productions that require cinema-grade colour grading in post.

Yes. Same-day footage delivery is available via cloud upload (Dropbox, Google Drive, or MASV). With a 190Mbps upload connection, we can typically upload a full day's footage within a few hours of wrapping. This is useful for news-style turnarounds, social media content, or any project where the client needs footage the same day it's filmed. Hard drive delivery is also available as an alternative.

Yes. We've worked on productions in Sydney, Melbourne and regional Queensland, and regularly work across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and South East Queensland. Every quote is one all-inclusive price.

When you hire a videographer, you're booking an operator and equipment for a set period — the footage is typically delivered raw or with basic editing. A full production booking includes creative direction, scripting, post-production editing, colour grading, and final delivery in all required formats. If you already have an editor or post-production team in place, hiring a videographer is the more cost-effective option. If you need a complete end-to-end video, a full production package is the better fit.