Event video prices · London 2026

Event video prices in London: from £1,400

We Stream is a London video and photo production company (We Stream Ltd, founded in 2022 by Violetta Coretnic and Vitalii Vakulchuk) that films conferences, launches, awards and corporate events. These are our event video prices for 2026, the same figures we quote.

How much does an event videographer cost in London?

With We Stream, filming only is £250 an hour with a two-hour minimum, £900 for a half day and £1,500 for a full day of up to 8 hours with one operator. Filmed and edited, a half day with a highlight film starts at £1,400 and a full day with a highlight film and four clips at £2,400.

Filmed and edited

Four ways to book

Each package includes the filming, the edit and two rounds of revisions. The button under each one opens WhatsApp with the package already named, so you only add the date.

  • From£1,400

    Half day and highlight film

    One operator for up to 4 hours, and a highlight film of 2 to 3 minutes.

    Crew
    One operator
    Delivery
    7 working days
  • From£2,400

    Full day, highlight and clips

    One operator for up to 8 hours, a highlight film and four speaker or interview clips with captions.

    Crew
    One operator
    Delivery
    7 working days
  • From£3,900

    Two operators, full edit pack

    The stage and the room covered at once, then a highlight film, six clips and six vertical cutdowns.

    Crew
    Two operators
    Delivery
    7 working days
  • From£4,100

    Photo and video, full day

    A photographer and a videographer for the full day: 300+ edited photos, a highlight film and four clips.

    Crew
    Photographer and videographer
    Delivery
    Photos in 5 working days, video in 7

On any package, a same-day recap of up to 60 seconds is +£400, and an on-site editor cutting several pieces during the event starts at £1,200 per day. What a videographer actually does on the day is on our event videographer page.

Build your own

Filming and editing, separately

For briefs that do not fit a package: book the filming, then add only the edits you need. A full filming day of up to 8 hours works out at under £190 an hour, against £250 for a single hour, and each hour beyond 8 is £150.

Filming

HourlyTwo-hour minimum£250
Half dayOne operator, up to 4 hours£900
Full dayOne operator, up to 8 hours£1,500
Each hour beyond 8Same operator, same day£150
Second operator, event supportRoaming camera and B-roll£800 a day
Second operator, full filming dayWith their own camera£1,000 a day
Photo and video, one operatorFull day, up to 8 hours£1,900

A photographer and a videographer booked separately for the same day come to £3,000; one person doing both is £1,900.

Editing

Highlight film2 to 3 minutes£500
Speaker or interview clip1 to 3 minutes, captioned£150 each
Vertical cutdownFor Reels or TikTok£150 each
Edit pack1 highlight, 6 clips, 6 verticals£1,400
Extra revision roundBeyond the two included£100 to £200
Motion graphics, animationHeavy graphics and compositingwith the brief

Edited video arrives within 7 working days and photos within 5, with two rounds of revisions and a one-week feedback window.

Faster delivery and extras

Same-day videoOne recap up to 60 seconds, cut off site£400
Same-day photo selection10 to 15 edited images by the end of the booking+£150
Same-day photo galleryEdited and delivered while the event runs+£400
Rush editDelivered within 48 hours+£400
Overnight editDelivered by the morningfrom +£900
On-site editorCutting during the event, per dayfrom £1,200
Producer on set onlySupervising your own crew£400 to £800

Same-day video is one recap, cut off site from footage sent during the day. Several same-day pieces, or anything cut at the venue, is the on-site editor.

Content during the event

An editor on site

For conferences and shows that post while they are still running. The editor sits at the venue and cuts as the cards come in, so recaps and clips go out the same day.

Social pack S

£1,200 per show day
  • 1 recap of 45 to 60 seconds, in 16:9 and 9:16
  • 3 vertical clips of 15 to 30 seconds
  • 40 to 60 edited photos

Social pack L

£1,900 per show day
  • Two editors on site
  • 2 recaps and 6 vertical clips
  • 80 to 100 edited photos

What goes into the edit afterwards

Anything longer than 60 seconds, the interviews and the final post-show film are cut after the event. Each show day is booked as its own day. Conferences and trade shows have their own price page: conference video prices.

Real work

Three events, three deadlines

What the faster delivery lines above look like on real bookings. The badge on each film is how long the client waited.

Same evening

Mazepa's Sabre, Tower of London

A Ukrainian artefact shown abroad for the first time, with Stephen Fry among the speakers, in a very dark historic room. We scouted it the day before, advised extra lighting and ran a three-person crew: press photos on site and the final videos the same evening.

Next morning

Mira Developments × Elie Saab

An evening in London unveiling a new real estate project with Elie Saab. Press-ready photos went to the client within 3 hours and the final video by the next morning.

3 hours

London Design Fair

The fair filmed installation by installation, with much of the screen time on emerging designers. Edited footage reached the client within 3 hours of the event.

Also on record
  • Oleksandr Usyk and Richard Branson at Trafalgar Square: 10 press-ready photos within 20 minutes, the full video by the evening
  • DP World at the Savoy, the Thames Freeport launch with Rishi Sunak: the event video within 5 hours
  • Fast Growth Icons, four years of conferences: photos delivered while each event was running, 5,435 edited photos in all
  • Newsweek's leadership forum: three cameras and two people, a highlight film and every panel in full, days after the event

Pricing factors

What changes the price

Quotes from different companies rarely look alike, and it is usually not padding. Crew size, turnaround and how much editing is in the brief explain most of the difference.

  • Hours on site

    Up to 4 hours is a half day, up to 8 a full day, and each hour beyond 8 is £150. A full day works out cheaper per hour.

  • Cameras

    One operator follows the event. Filming the stage and the room at the same time needs a second.

  • What you need afterwards

    One highlight film, or a highlight plus clips and vertical cutdowns for every channel.

  • How fast

    7 working days is standard. Same-day and overnight edits mean an editor held for you.

  • Photos

    A second person for photography, or one operator doing both for £1,900 a day.

  • Multi-day events

    Each show day is booked as its own day, and on-site social packs are priced per show day.

FAQ

Event video prices: questions

How much does an event videographer cost in London?

With We Stream, filming only is £250 an hour with a two-hour minimum, £900 for a half day and £1,500 for a full day of up to 8 hours with one operator. Filmed and edited, a half day with a highlight film starts at £1,400 and a full day with a highlight film and four clips at £2,400.

Is editing included in the day rate?

No. Day rates are filming only, and editing is priced separately: a highlight film is £500, clips and vertical cutdowns are £150 each, and an edit pack of one highlight film, six clips and six verticals is £1,400. The packages include editing.

Can you deliver event video on the same day?

Yes, if it is planned before the shoot. A same-day recap of up to 60 seconds is £400, cut off site and delivered the same day; several same-day pieces need an on-site editor, from £1,200 a day. Anything longer than 60 seconds, interviews and the final post-show film go into the edit after the event.

How long does standard delivery take?

Edited video within 7 working days and photos within 5. A rush edit within 48 hours is +£400, and an overnight edit delivered by morning starts at +£900.

Do we need a second camera operator?

If you want the stage and the room filmed at the same time, yes. A second operator is £800 a day for event support, such as a roaming camera and B-roll, or £1,000 for a full filming day with their own camera.

Can one person film video and take photos?

Yes. Photo and video from one operator is £1,900 for a full day. A photographer and a videographer booked separately for the same day come to £3,000, and photo and video from two people, with a highlight film, four clips and 300+ photos, starts at £4,100.

Do we get the raw footage?

Yes. Raw footage and photos are included on event work booked in 2026, alongside the edited video.

Is travel outside London extra?

We film across the UK and Europe with our own crew rather than local subcontractors. Travel outside London is calculated by us and included in your quote, so there is nothing to add later. VAT will be added where applicable.

Get a quote

Send the date, get a price

Tell us the date, the venue and how fast you need it, and you get a fixed price within 24 hours. Every rate is also on our prices page, and the wider London market is in our video production costs 2026 guide.

Prices from the We Stream rate card, valid to 30 September 2027. Updated .
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