Event films · Pittsburgh & beyond
Event Films & Videography in Pittsburgh
The day goes fast.
Let the feeling last.
I make event films that capture the conversations, the room coming alive, and the reason everyone showed up, so you can share what it felt like to be there.
More life after the event
Make the most of
bringing people together.
We plan coverage around how you’ll use the film afterward, from thanking supporters to inviting people back.
A film that brings it back
An edited recap with the atmosphere, people, and moments that made the day yours.
Conversations worth keeping
Selected talks, sessions, or interviews captured with a camera and audio plan agreed in advance.
Reasons to keep sharing
Short edits for attendees, sponsor updates, and promotion for the next event, included as your project needs them.
Behind the featured film
IronRoad.
In the middle of it.
This film covers IronRoad’s sponsorship at a live event. It was made to carry the experience beyond the people in the room.
Direction, cinematography & editing: Brett HammonA clear plan. A real person.
You run the event.
I’ll follow the story.
We do the important planning before the room fills up, so you know what’s being covered.
Walk through the day
We review the schedule, venue, must-capture moments, key people, and how you’ll use the finished videos.
Plan the coverage
The proposal defines the crew, coverage hours, cameras, audio, and any interviews or session recordings.
Make the day useful again
I shape the footage into the agreed films and clips. We set the editing and review schedule before booking.
Scope & investment
A quote that fits
your actual event.
A two-hour gathering and a multi-day conference need different plans. Send the date, location, rough schedule, and what you hope to take away. I’ll help work out the right coverage and deliverables.
Livestreaming, rush delivery, and simultaneous sessions need to be discussed in advance.
A few good questions
Before we get
the camera out.
Can you capture both a highlight film and full talks?
Potentially, yes. We’ll plan the crew, cameras, sound, and schedule around both needs. Full-session recordings are separate deliverables that need to be included in the proposal.
How far ahead should we get in touch?
Reach out as soon as you have a date and location. Even if the schedule is still taking shape, we can start with availability and a rough coverage plan.
What should we send before booking?
The date, venue, event hours, audience, and any key moments or speakers. Share sponsor requirements, speaker permissions, or venue restrictions that will affect filming.
Brett Hammon Films · Pittsburgh
You’re bringing people together.
Let’s help the story travel.
Send me the date and a little about the day you’re planning.