Find an award-winning Wilmington, Delaware, video crew.

In the high-stakes world of corporate video production, there’s a need for novelty. With so many companies producing so much content, being unique can help you stand out. This could mean filming your videos on location, amid the interesting backdrops and varied landscapes of a welcoming city. Companies in the Mid-Atlantic may not realize that such a city is close by: Wilmington, Delaware.

Wilmington is located in the bucolic Brandywine Valley, and within the city limits, you’ll find 3,00 acres of gardens. All this green space sits side-by-side with historic landmarks dating back centuries, like the Old Swedes Church, as well as a full complement of modern museums that can become fascinating B-roll subjects for your corporate video.

If you need a place to stage a performance or capture crowd footage, Wilmington delivers a lineup of venues led by the Grand Opera House, which dates back to 1871. In addition to its historical treasures, Wilmington is home to a modern restaurant and brewery scene, so you can pick up footage of bustling, contemporary crowds — and keep your talent well-fed while on location. With the right crew, you can easily turn Wilmington into your ideal video destination.

Why rely on local experts for your Wilmington video shoot?

When you hire Crews Control as your video partner, you gain access to in-depth local knowledge. Our crews are made up of professionals who are experienced at shooting in their respective cities, so you’ll never feel like a stranger. For example, a Mid-Atlantic crew can advise you on the best way to get to Wilmington from your location. That could mean flying into Wilmington-New Castle Airport, Philadelphia International Airport or Baltimore-Washington International, or even taking a train if you’re traveling light.

In addition to offering up local insights, a Crews Control team can help you ensure you have the right permits for your intended production. Working with local production bodies is an important part of this process.  In Delaware, the state film commission is largely inactive, with a nonprofit called Film Delaware taking on some of the liaison duties.

Crews Control’s professionals aren’t just helpful because they know local details and legal procedures. Our experts have also mastered the technical and artistic aspects of brand filmmaking. This means they can elevate the quality of your brand’s finished deliverables, all while ensuring your internal stakeholders and talent have a positive, stress-free experience filming on location.