Fort Lauderdale is the yachting capital of the world, and almost every video company in South Florida lists marine somewhere on a page of ten industries alongside healthcare, hospitality, and construction.
Marine work is not a vertical you dabble in. It runs on weather windows, marina schedules, haul-out dates, and boat show deadlines that do not move. A crew that has not worked a vessel before will burn your window learning.
What we produce
Yacht listing video
Walkthrough and running footage built for brokerage platforms and buyer shortlists. See yacht listing video →
Yacht photography
HDR interiors, exteriors, and aerials sized for listing platforms and print. See yacht photography →
Boat show content
Pre-show, on-stand, and post-show coverage produced against show deadlines. See boat show content →
Marina and brand films
Facility films, refit documentation, and brand content for marinas, yards, and marine service businesses.
Who we work with
- Brokers who need listing media fast enough to matter, in the specs the platforms want.
- Dealers and manufacturers producing model-line content and show assets.
- Private owners preparing a vessel for sale or charter.
- Marinas, yards, and refit facilities marketing capability rather than a single vessel.
Why marine experience is the whole job
Interiors are dark, tight, and full of high-gloss surfaces that throw reflections into every frame. Exteriors are shot against water and sky at brightness ranges that defeat a single exposure. Running footage needs a second vessel, a plan, and a crew that understands how the boat will actually behave.
None of this is improvised on the day. It is the difference between a gallery that sells a vessel and one that quietly tells buyers nobody cared.
Where we work
The Keys, Tampa, the Gulf coast, and the Bahamas are quoted with travel. Other Caribbean locations on request.
Pricing
Marine media is priced by vessel length and location — the way brokers expect to see it quoted.
| Vessel length | Photography | Listing video | Both |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 50ft | 0 | $200 | $650 |
| 50–80ft | 0 | $800 | $450 |
| 80–120ft | $450 | $600 | $500 |
| 120ft and above | Custom | Custom | Custom |
Running footage — add $500. Covers the second crew position and underway coverage. Chase vessel charter billed at cost.
Boat show coverage — $400 per day, or from $500 for a full show package. See boat show content.
Vessels over 120ft, multi-vessel dealer shoots, and retained brand production are quoted individually.
Frequently asked questions
How is pricing calculated?
By vessel length and location, plus whether running footage is required — that needs a chase boat and a second crew position, and it is the single biggest variable in a marine quote.
What is your turnaround?
Edited stills within 48 hours. Video within five to seven business days. Rush available around show and listing deadlines.
Are aerials included?
Yes — aerial coverage is included in listing packages rather than sold separately. All flights are made by FAA Part 107 certified remote pilots.
What happens if the weather turns?
Shoots are planned around forecast windows and we hold a reschedule date. If we call the weather, the reschedule is free. Interior work proceeds regardless, since it is lit rather than dependent on daylight.
Do you deliver in the formats brokerage platforms require?
Yes — sized and compressed for the major listing portals, plus print-resolution files and vertical cuts for social.
Can you shoot during a haul-out or refit?
Yes. Yard and refit documentation is regular work, and it is often more useful to a seller than glamour photography alone.
Get a quote
Send us the vessel, its location, and your deadline, and we will come back with a package and a shoot window. Get in touch →