Videographers
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Videographers film and edit weddings, corporate videos, real estate walkthroughs, events, social media content and brand stories. People book them for milestone days, marketing campaigns, training content and property listings, or on retainer for ongoing social content. A typical job spans planning, a shoot day and an editing phase, so timelines are longer than photography.
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List your business, freeHow to choose a good Videographer
- Watch full-length examples of the exact deliverable you want, not just showreels, since editing style varies hugely between videographers.
- If drone footage is promised, check the operator complies with CASA rules; commercial drone work requires registration and accreditation or a remote pilot licence.
- Confirm deliverables precisely: film lengths, formats for social platforms, revision rounds and whether raw footage costs extra.
- Ask about audio; clean sound from lapel or wireless microphones separates professional wedding and corporate video from expensive-looking home movies.
- Check public liability insurance and backup gear, including second cameras and duplicate recordings of ceremonies and speeches.
- Read reviews for delivery times; slow editing is the most common videography complaint, so get turnaround in the contract.
Questions to ask before you book
- Can I watch two full films you delivered recently, not just highlights?
- How do you capture audio for vows, speeches or interviews?
- Is drone footage included, are you covered under CASA requirements, and what if weather or airspace rules prevent flying?
- How many revision rounds are included, and what is the delivery timeframe in writing?
- Do I get the raw footage, and how long do you archive it?
What does a videographer cost in Australia?
Wedding videography typically costs $2,500 to $5,500 for full-day coverage with a highlight film, and $1,500 to $2,500 for shorter packages. Corporate video commonly runs on day rates of $1,200 to $3,000 plus editing, with simple projects landing between $1,500 and $5,000 finished. Real estate videos cost $300 to $800. Drone footage, second shooters, same-day edits and raw files add cost. Ask whether quotes include GST and how many revisions are covered before signing.
Frequently asked questions
Do videographers need a licence to fly drones?
Commercial drone work is regulated by CASA. Operators flying drones under 2 kilograms can work in the excluded category with an operator accreditation and a registered drone, while heavier drones or complex jobs need a Remote Pilot Licence and typically an operator's certificate. Flights near airports, crowds or at night face extra restrictions, so ask how your videographer complies.
How long does video editing take?
Weddings commonly take six to twelve weeks because editors work through a queue of peak-season bookings. Corporate projects usually deliver a first cut in one to three weeks, then revisions. Same-day or express edits are available from many operators for a premium. Put the delivery date in the contract rather than relying on a verbal estimate.
Should I ask for the raw footage?
Raw files are large, colour-flat and unedited, so most people never use them, but they are the only complete record of the day. Many videographers sell raw footage for $200 to $500 or include it in top packages. If full speeches and ceremony recordings matter to you, confirm they are delivered as edited full-length files.
Should photo and video come from the same company?
Combined studios coordinate seamlessly on the day and often discount bundles, while separate specialists can each be the best available in their craft. If you book separately, tell each one, since they must share prime positions during ceremonies and speeches. Check reviews for how well they collaborate with other vendors.
What does a corporate video actually cost?
A simple talking-head video with basic graphics might cost $1,500 to $3,500. A scripted brand film with actors, locations and licensed music commonly runs $5,000 to $20,000. The biggest cost drivers are shoot days, crew size, scripting and animation. A clear brief and a single decision-maker for feedback keep budgets contained.