Work with an award-winning video crew in New Orleans

A historic port city. The birthplace of jazz. A world-renowned culinary destination. New Orleans’ many identities make it a fascinating place to film your next corporate video. By journeying to the Big Easy to shoot B-roll and on-location footage, you can produce truly distinctive content that will give your brand a clear identity — an important consideration in an era when so many companies are producing videos.

While New Orleans is especially vibrant during carnival season and Mardi Gras every February, it’s an exciting warm-weather destination year-round. The same characteristics that make it irresistible to visitors from all over the world make it perfect for filming. Beyond the city limits, you’ll find picturesque bayou landscapes that can add a natural element to your corporate content and help you produce well-rounded, visually compelling videos.

If your company is based in or around New Orleans, filming in the city itself can become an essential element of your branding, leaving no doubt about where you’re from. If you’re just visiting, potentially for a corporate event or industry conference, you can tap into the area’s unique energy while you’re there. No matter what your angle is, the best way to get results is to team up with a knowledgeable video crew.

How can a local video crew help you in New Orleans?

Video professionals who understand their specific area can assist with everything from weather advice and navigation to legal matters and permitting. This is why Crews Control chooses to work with teams who are locally knowledgeable experts. These experts will help you feel like a local from the moment you arrive in New Orleans.

Specific challenges to deal with in New Orleans include precipitation — quick cloudbursts are very common and should be factored into your schedule. Your crew will also need ways to deal with crowding and noise pollution, which are the negative consequences of the city’s popularity and liveliness. Locally versed experts can also help you navigate the permitting system, which is divided between standard licenses and others aimed at B-roll and drone shots.

In addition to their understanding of the local geography and procedures, Crews Control teams also deliver essential filmmaking knowledge. With these skilled film professionals on your side, you don’t have to worry about the artistic or technical sides of producing corporate video. That lets your talent and internal stakeholders relax and focus on their own roles and duties.