We use a variety of different cameras and equipment & the project at hand usually determines what comes out of the cases. For cameras, our A-Cam is the Panasonic Lumix GH5s (A-Cam), kitted with Atomos Ninja Inferno external recorder, various canon & sigma lenses, RODE on-camera audio. Our B-Cam is a Panasonic Lumix GH5 and we shoot 100% of our projects in true 4K DCI resolution. 

On the audio side of the house, we use a RODE NTG4+ boom mic ran into a Zoom H6 4-channel recorder. We also have various lav mic setups for on-talent audio.

For lighting, our "go-to" is the Aputure HR672 LED panels. We use 3 of these (2 wide beam, 1 spot beam) and we sometimes pair these with a 4 bank fluorescent housing Kino Flo True Match bulbs.

We pride ourselves on the ability to produce top quality films... FAST! "Quick turnaround" has essentially been the backbone of how Visual Anthony operates. That being said, all projects are different and require different levels of work. Every lead time is handled on a per-job basis, but rest assured that we don't sit on projects. We shoot. We edit. We deliver... FAST.

We are straight shooters here. When you give us the outline of what you're looking for, we give you a easy-to-understand estimate and the price you get is the price you pay. PERIOD.

The only time an estimate or quote may change, is if new elements have been added or removed from the project as a whole.

Everything we do (especially pricing) is based off of day rates, both full day and half day. A full day can range anywhere from 6 to 12 hours or more, depending on the project. Half days are usually around 4-5 hours.

*production days include setup, relocation, breakdown, etc.

Simple answer: Yes.

A more complicated answer: Yes, depending on the project(s) at hand.

Didn't your friends tell you? We're the best... & we're just easy to work with individuals that are passionate about what we do.

Well that depends on you and what you need/want. We've produced videos ranging from $800 per video to $20,000 projects. 

In the past, there was a saying that stated "one minute of video costs about $1,000", but this day in age, with the advancement of technology in both cameras and computers, that pricing structure is no longer valid.

THE GOOD NEWS; however, is that we're motivated by money. We want to provide our clients with the highest quality of video production... regardless of budget. Our $1,000 projects get just as much attention as our $100,000 projects.

We offer 2 opportunities for clients to make changes and revisions to their video(s) once the Rough-Cut is delivered.

Any changes requested after the 2 included revisions have been exhausted will be billed accordingly. We will never add costs to your project without your approval and an updated invoice.