Find an award-winning crew for your Omaha video production

Finding a distinctive destination to film B-roll and on-location shots isn’t just for Hollywood filmmakers and TV producers. Companies hoping to compete with increasingly ambitious corporate video releases can use this same strategy. On the banks of the Missouri River, at the point where Nebraska meets Iowa, Omaha can step into this role, becoming the perfect backdrop for your brand’s next video.

While Nebraska is known for its endless rolling plains, Omaha is the best place in the state to experience a bustling downtown scene, under a photogenic skyline. Clustered around Omaha are other, smaller cities, including Gretna, Bellevue, Papillon, Bennington, Waterloo and La Vista. Together, they make up the state’s Metro Area. There are plenty of interesting places around the city to add character to your corporate videos, including Charles Schwab Field, the stadium where baseball teams compete in the finals of the College World Series.

Omaha also boasts cultural attractions that can deepen the meaning of your corporate videos, such as the Great Plains Black History Museum. The city’s diverse cultural influences can be felt in festivals like Cinco de Mayo Omaha — the Mexican community in Omaha has held major celebrations for over 100 years. With a knowledgeable video team on your side, you can quickly discover many exciting sides to Omaha.

Why find a locally based Omaha video crew?

Crews Control works exclusively with professionals who understand their respective regions. This means when you hire us in Omaha, your assigned crew will grasp all the ins and outs of the city, ready to make recommendations like the best times to film skyline footage from the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge or the ideal times to travel around the city to avoid traffic on I-80.

Your Crews Control team can assist you with the legal necessities around shooting footage in Omaha. These professionals can ensure your production has all the required legal documents, in collaboration with the Nebraska Film Office. Permitting in Nebraska varies by jurisdiction — small shoots may not need specific permission, but it’s important to be certain. If you want to venture out of the city limits and shoot footage in state or national parks, that process will call for extra applications.

In addition to their local knowledge and legal know-how, Crews Control teams come to every job with expertise in both the artistic and technical sides of filmmaking. This allows them to elevate the visual quality of your content while also reducing the workload on your internal stakeholders and talent.