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Best Video Production Companies in Las Vegas (2026): An Honest Comparison
Disclosure: G Media wrote this guide and is one of the companies in it. Every fact about another company comes from the Google Business Profile shown in Google Maps on October 29, 2026 (rating and review count) and from that company's own website on the same day, linked so you can check it. We did not rank anyone by quality, because we have not been a client of our competitors and a ranking would be a guess.
How we built this list
On October 29, 2026 we asked ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude for the best video production company in Las Vegas and pulled the Google Maps results for the same search. We kept the companies with a Las Vegas office and a Google Business Profile, recorded each one's rating and review count that day, and copied what each says it does from its own homepage. We are in the list. We did not rank by quality, because we have not hired our competitors.
Las Vegas video production companies at a glance
| Company | Where | Google rating (October 29, 2026) | What they say they do |
|---|---|---|---|
| G Media | 4160 S Durango Dr Unit 140, Las Vegas | 4.9 from 50 Google reviews | Brand films, commercials, testimonials, event and convention video, podcasts; two studios, four sets; marketing team in-house to put the video to work |
| Cerious Productions | 1200 S 4th St, Las Vegas (downtown) | 5.0 from 114 Google reviews | Video and photography for trade shows, corporate events, brand activations, drone, live streaming, social content |
| FiveSix Productions | 6660 Escondido St, Las Vegas | 5.0 from 93 Google reviews | Video production company (see their site for services) |
| HUSTL Media | 3150 W Twain Ave, Las Vegas | 4.9 from 48 Google reviews | Crew and gear for commercial, corporate, entertainment and event productions |
| In Color Studios | 4175 W Tompkins Ave, Las Vegas | 5.0 from 45 Google reviews | Commercials, corporate video, event coverage, photography, studio rental, film gear rental |
| Levy Production Group | 5905 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas | 5.0 from 26 Google reviews | Corporate videos and commercials |
What separates these companies
Production companies versus a production company inside a marketing agency
Cerious, FiveSix, HUSTL, In Color and Levy are production companies: you hire them for a shoot or a film and you get a finished deliverable. G Media produces the same kinds of video (brand films, commercials, testimonials, corporate and convention coverage, event video) and then has a marketing team in the same building to post it, run it as ads, cut it for social, and build the SEO and web pages around it. If you have an in-house marketing team that will use the footage, a pure production company is a clean fit. If you do not, the video tends to sit on a drive, which is the problem we built the agency around.
Trade shows and conventions
Cerious Productions (5.0 from 114 Google reviews) leads its homepage with trade shows, corporate events, brand activations, drone and live streaming, and has the most Google reviews on this list. We cover the same floors (Las Vegas Convention Center, the Venetian Expo, Mandalay Bay, Caesars) and add something the others do not list: a podcast booth on the show floor at $750 per hour with a 3-hour minimum, with same-day clips. Our trade show calendar has a page for each major show.
Commercials and corporate films
HUSTL Media (4.9 from 48 Google reviews) describes itself as crew and gear for commercial, corporate, entertainment and event productions. Levy Production Group (5.0 from 26 Google reviews) leads with corporate videos and commercials. FiveSix Productions (5.0 from 93 Google reviews) has the second-highest review count here; its homepage did not expose a description to our fetch, so we link it and let it speak for itself. For a one-off commercial with a large crew, any of these is worth a call. Videography at G Media is $250 per hour and we quote the full job before you commit.
Studio space
In Color Studios (5.0 from 45 Google reviews) lists studio rental and film gear rental alongside its production work. G Media has two studios with four sets (Interview Den, Glow Lounge, High Roller, Cozy Corner) built for interviews, podcasts and talking-head video, with a producer running cameras, audio and lights; see studio rental and the podcast studio. For a large cyclorama or a car shoot, a bigger stage elsewhere is the better choice.
When G Media is not the right fit
If you need a large sound stage, a union crew for a national spot, or a live multi-camera broadcast, one of the production companies above is the right call. We are the right call when you want a steady flow of video that feeds your marketing, and when you want the people who film it to also be the people who make it work on Google, Instagram, YouTube and your website.
How to compare video production companies in Las Vegas
- Watch work in your category. Our case studies show the actual videos with counted results, for example 142 videos and 104,387 YouTube views for ROC 1954.
- Ask who is on set. Crew size, who directs, who edits.
- Ask what happens after delivery. Posting, ads, captions, cutdowns, or a drive full of files.
- Ask for the rate card. Ours is public: $250 per hour for videography, $175 per hour for event photography, and the convention booth above. Read what video production costs in Las Vegas for the ranges.
- Use the checklist. How to choose a video production company in Las Vegas lists the questions in order.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best video production company in Las Vegas?
For a business that wants video made and then used in its marketing, G Media produces the video in its own studios and on location and has the marketing team in the same building. Cerious Productions leads with trade show and event production and has the most Google reviews on our list; FiveSix Productions, HUSTL Media, In Color Studios and Levy Production Group are established production companies for commercials, corporate films and events. Ratings in this guide are from Google on October 29, 2026.
How much does video production cost in Las Vegas?
G Media publishes its rates: videography is $250 per hour, event photography $175 per hour, a convention podcast booth $750 per hour with a 3-hour minimum, and a first fully edited podcast episode $149. A full project is quoted before you commit. Other companies quote by project; our Las Vegas video production cost guide covers the typical ranges.
Which Las Vegas video companies have their own studio?
G Media has two studios with four sets at 4160 S Durango Dr Unit 140, built for interviews, podcasts and talking-head video. In Color Studios lists studio rental on its homepage. Check each company's site for stage size and what is included.
Do you film at the Las Vegas Convention Center and Strip venues?
Yes. We film corporate and convention video at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the Venetian Expo, Mandalay Bay, Caesars Palace and other Strip venues, and we run a podcast booth on the show floor. Our trade show calendar has a page for each major show.
Do you do drone and real estate video?
Yes. Drone photography and video, real estate listing video, 3D tours and headshots each have their own page with published prices.
How did you choose the companies in this guide?
We asked ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude for the best video production company in Las Vegas on October 29, 2026, added the Google Maps results for the same search, kept the companies with a local office and a Google Business Profile, and recorded their rating, review count and homepage description that day.
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