Trade show video production in Dallas–Fort WorthBooth video that stops people mid-aisle.
Loops built to read from across a loud convention hall, plus the product cuts and show coverage the sales team uses long after the booth is packed up.
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · Based in Dallas–Fort Worth
How booth video works
Nobody stands at a booth to watch a three-minute film. A trade show loop has a few seconds to make someone stop walking, so it runs without sound, reads from across the aisle and loops cleanly.
We usually film the booth loop and the post-show product videos in the same production, so the sales team leaves the show with content to send, not just a stack of business cards.
Product & trade show work
Full video portfolio
All of it. No nickel-and-diming.What's included in our trade show video production
Plan for the floor
Screen size, orientation, placement and how long people stand there, all decided before the shoot.
Product filming
Close, clean product shots and demos, on location or on a simple set, lit to look sharp on a big screen.
Silent-first loop
Big type, clear visuals and a clean loop, with two rounds of revisions.
After-show cuts
Product videos and social clips from the same footage for follow-up emails and the website, as scoped.
Trade Show Video pricingClear, all-in quotes.
Every project is quoted to the job, with no surprises. Starting prices for each service live on one page.
How it worksSimple and predictable.
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Discovery & Quote
A short call about the goal, audience and deadline, followed by a clear quote with all-in pricing.
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Booking & Pre-Production
Clear prep upfront: shot list, schedule and locations planned with the client's team, plus a one-hour prep call so shoot day runs smooth.
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Day of Production
We set up before anyone is called in and keep time on camera short.
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Post Production
Editing, color, sound and licensed music, with two rounds of revisions.
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File Delivery & Completion
Final edited files delivered, ready to use.
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Deployed & Follow-Up
We want to know how the piece made a difference for our clients, so we follow up after it goes live.
"Susie was an absolute pro from the first second. Great videography, smooth, kind, and her positive personality and smile made the whole GMC / Sports Illustrated commercial shoot a pleasure. Highly recommend!"
Industries we work with
Where we work
Based in Dallas–Fort Worth and serving all of North Texas, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Irving, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Southlake and Grapevine. We travel for projects too.
Trade Show Video questionsFAQ
How long should a trade show video be?
Most booth loops run 30 to 90 seconds and repeat. Short enough that someone walking by catches the whole message, long enough to show the product in action.
Should a booth video have sound?
Plan for silent. Show floors are loud and many booths keep the volume low, so we tell the story with visuals and on-screen text. A version with sound is easy to add for the website.
How far ahead should we book?
As early as possible. Reach out once the show is on the calendar and we will build a schedule that leaves time to film, edit and revise before the booth ships.
Can you film at the show too?
Yes. Show-floor coverage captures booth traffic, demos and customer interviews, which makes post-show follow-up and next year's promo much easier.
What format does the booth screen need?
Tell us the screen size and orientation and we deliver to match, including vertical screens.
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