Event Coverage

Filming events

Video showing event coverage of a Microsoft Security event in London. This video shows many of the attendees giving their key takeaways from the event whist the b-roll shows you an inside glimpse of what they experienced at this wonderful event.

Filming a Summit

client - ‘Kocho’

We have had the pleasure of filming a number of summits for Kocho in a number of cities/venues. In this example, you can see the talking heads edited with B-roll of an event. It was shot in the foyer of America Square Conference Centre, London.

We have always shot all of the stage presentations using multiple cameras but all of this footage is held for Kocho’s membership behind a locked area on their website.

Behind-the-scenes view of a stage and theatre group performing to a live audience. Singing, dancing, and acting their hearts out.

Theatre and stage productions

Client - ‘The Applause Group’

In this example you can see the ‘Behind the scenes’ video of The Applause Group. This incredible group combines singing, dancing, and acting including children from 6 - 18 years of age. Harper Visuals we asked to film the behind the scenes AND the full production with a multi-camera set-up. (Unfortunately we can not share the entire production as it available for purchase from Applause directly).

A montage of the great offerings at Caffe Culture. An amazing exhibition held in the Business Design Centre, Islington, London. The video is a short insight into what was on offer. A great way to showcase what to expect next year as the video can be used to market future events.

Filming an Exhibition

client - ‘Caffe Culture’ (sort of!)

This is an example of an exhibition that Harper Visuals attended. Caffe Culture is an incredible event celebrating all things ‘Cafe’ related packed with amazing suppliers and vendors. We were employed to shoot a video for Freshways as they sponsored the event but we had so much footage from our shoot with Freshways that we thought we should make an exhibition montage edit too!! - Why not?

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