Elopement guides and stories.
Planning help for Las Vegas weddings and elopements, plus behind-the-scenes looks at our films and music videos.
Do You Need a Permit to Shoot a Music Video in Las Vegas?
When a Las Vegas music video needs a film permit, what Clark County requires, and how to plan locations so your shoot does not get shut down.
Las Vegas Elopement Video Packages and What They Cost
Las Vegas elopement films cost $500 to $1,000. See what each of our three packages includes and how to pick the right one for your day.
How Long Until You Get Your Las Vegas Elopement Video?
What decides how fast a Las Vegas elopement film comes back, what happens between the shoot and the finished film, and how our films arrive in 2 weeks, or sooner if you ask about rush delivery.
Can You Bring Your Own Videographer to a Las Vegas Chapel?
How to find out if your Las Vegas wedding chapel allows an outside videographer, what to ask before you book, and what to send them.
Behind The Classified Mind
How we built an award-winning indie horror in-house: writing, shooting, cutting, scoring, and finishing under one roof. Multi-festival winner including Best Horror and Best Film Score at Las Vegas Indie Film Festival, Award Winner at The Dunwich Horror Fest, and Finalist at the RED Movie Awards.
How Much Does a Wedding Videographer Cost in Las Vegas?
What a Las Vegas wedding or elopement film costs, what drives the price, and what our $500, $750, and $1,000 packages include.
Best Las Vegas Wedding Venues for Cinematic Video
The venues that actually film well, picked by a working videographer. Rooftops above the Strip, Red Rock desert gardens, luxury ballrooms, and an old west ghost town.
Behind The Naked City Underground
A Las Vegas music video director and cinematographer breaks down the shoot: a 90s inspired look, a DIY cardboard backdrop, anamorphic lenses, and the grade behind "Everything's Alright" and "Coming To Me."