Las Vegas runs on hospitality content
Every resort, poker room, lounge and restaurant in this city competes for the same visitors and the same locals. The properties that win keep showing what it feels like to be there: the room, the table, the people, the night. That takes a crew that can work inside a property's rules and still deliver content fast enough to post while it matters.
Venetian Poker Room
The Venetian Poker Room is on our client list with a podcast package: we record podcast sessions and cut them into short clips for social. Poker has a built-in audience that watches hands, stories and personalities, and a podcast gives a room a voice in that conversation instead of just a schedule of tournaments.
Conferences at the resorts
Las Vegas resorts host a large share of the conferences in the country. At NAMB National 2026 at Caesars Palace, we ran a mobile podcast studio on the show floor for the National Association of Mortgage Brokers on October 17 and 18. For exhibitors, our local crew works show floors at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the Venetian Expo, Mandalay Bay and more. See trade show video and corporate and convention video.
What we make for hospitality
- Property and venue films. Rooms, pools, lounges and dining, shot at the times they look best.
- Podcasts and talk shows. Recorded on property with our mobile podcast booth or in our studio.
- Short-form for social. Weekly clips of events, entertainment, chefs and staff.
- Event coverage. Tournaments, launches and parties, filmed and photographed. See event video and photo.
- Restaurant and bar content. See restaurants and bars.
Working inside a property's rules
Every property has its own policy on filming guests, gaming and back-of-house areas. We agree the shot list, the filming windows and who signs releases before the crew arrives, and send every cut to your team for approval before anything is posted.
Questions people ask
Do you work with casinos and resorts?
Yes. We have a podcast package with the Venetian Poker Room, recording sessions and cutting them into short clips, and we ran a mobile podcast studio on the show floor at Caesars Palace for NAMB National 2026.
Can you film inside a casino?
Yes, with the property's approval. Casinos have rules about filming guests and gaming areas, so we plan shots and locations with your marketing and security teams first.
What about guests in the background?
We frame around them or blur them. Anyone featured signs a release, and you approve every cut.
Can you record a podcast at a resort?
Yes. Our mobile podcast booth sets up in a suite, a lounge or a show floor. It is $750 per hour with a 3-hour minimum.
Do you cover conferences at hotels?
Yes. We ran NAMB's mobile podcast studio at Caesars Palace in October 2026. See trade show video for show-floor coverage.
What does it cost?
Videography is $250 per hour and event photography is $175 per hour. Larger productions are quoted before you commit.