Dallas Videographer for Business
Need a videographer in Dallas who shows up on time, knows what to do and makes your people look good? That’s us, and you can see what it costs before you ever call.
Videographers in Dallas
What you’re really hiring
Plenty of people in Dallas own a good camera. What you want is someone who can walk into your office, your shop floor or your event, figure out the light and the sound, put a nervous employee at ease, and leave with footage you can actually use. We’re not here to overcomplicate things or blow smoke. We roll in with pro cameras, good lighting and a clear plan. All you have to do is show up.
Cameron started his first production company in 2011 and moved to Dallas in 2014. Since then we’ve filmed for brands like Coca-Cola, Kroger and Toyota, and for local businesses like Brenden’s BBQ. The people who hire us tend to say the same few things: on time, organized, and easy to work with. There’s a review below, and more on Google.
Straight talk on cost
What a Dallas videographer costs
Half day: $1,500
One location and a couple of interviews. Setup takes about an hour, so a half day goes faster than it sounds.
Full day: $2,000
More setups or more locations. This is the usual call for a scripted commercial or a full day of filming around your business.
Add-ons
An assistant is $1,000 a day and editing is $150 an hour. A 2-minute video typically takes about 6 hours to edit.
Real numbers
What that adds up to
- A 2-minute company video: half-day shoot plus about 6 hours of editing comes to about $2,400.
- A 30-second TV commercial: full day, an assistant and about 10 hours of editing comes to about $4,500. Airtime is separate.
- A two-day conference: two full days, an assistant both days and about 16 hours of editing comes to about $8,400.
Actors, licensed music, heavy graphics or extra locations add to those, and we’ll spell it out before anything gets booked. See the full pricing breakdown →
What we film
Hire us for
Company videos
Overviews, recruiting, training and leadership messages. See corporate video production.
Commercials
TV spots and ads for streaming and social. See commercial video production.
Events & conferences
Summits, company days and recaps you can use all year. See event videography.
Brand stories
Why you started and why customers stick around. See brand films.
Products
Your real product, filmed doing its job. See product & explainer video.
Social content
One shoot, weeks of short clips. See social media video.
Our work
See what we shoot
Before you hire anyone
How to pick a videographer in Dallas
Whoever you’re talking to, us included, these questions will tell you most of what you need to know:
- Can I see work like mine? A great wedding reel doesn’t tell you how someone handles a CEO interview.
- What does the day rate include? Ask about lights and audio, not just the camera. Bad sound will sink a video faster than anything else.
- Who’s editing it, and how is that billed? Editing is usually where the budget surprises come from.
- How many rounds of revisions do I get? Get the answer before the shoot, not after the first cut.
- What do my people need to do? The right answer sounds a lot like “show up.”
★★★★★
“I had a great experience working with Tribal Video. Super professional, super skilled, and the shoot ran smoothly from start to finish. Communication was easy, everything was organized, and the final videos always come out looking amazing. Shooting with Cam is a blast. He keeps things relaxed and fun while still absolutely nailing the shots. Highly recommend Tribal Video if you want great work and a good time on set.”
Dallas videographer FAQs
How much does a videographer cost in Dallas?
Ours is $2,000 for a full shoot day and $1,500 for a half day. Rates around Dallas vary with crew size, gear and experience, so ask anyone you’re comparing what their number includes. Ours covers the videographer, cameras, lights and audio. Editing is separate at $150 an hour. See video production pricing for worked examples.
Should I book a half day or a full day?
Setup takes roughly an hour, so a half day suits one location and a couple of interviews. A full day suits more setups or more locations. If you’re not sure, tell us what you want to film and we’ll tell you which one fits. There’s no point paying for time you won’t use.
Do I need a second person on set?
Not always. A second person is $1,000 for the day, and it’s worth it when there’s more to cover at once, like a scripted commercial with several setups or a conference with sessions and a busy room. For a simple interview shoot, we’ll tell you if you can skip it.
Is editing included in the day rate?
No. The day rate covers the shoot, and editing is $150 an hour. A 2-minute video typically takes about 6 hours of editing, so a half-day shoot plus the edit comes to about $2,400. We estimate the editing in your quote before anything is booked.
Do you film weddings?
Our work is businesses, brands, events and campaigns, and that’s what you’ll see in our portfolio. If you’re planning a wedding, you’ll be better off with someone who shoots them every weekend.
Do you work outside Dallas?
Yes. We’re based in East Dallas on I-30 and shoot all over the metroplex, including Fort Worth. We also travel for projects across Texas and beyond.
Let’s get your shoot on the books
Tell us what you need to film and when. We’ll come back with a plan and a straight answer on cost.
