Videography in British Columbia
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Typical price: CA$500–CA$12,000
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Videography by city in British Columbia
- Videography in Vancouver
- Videography in Surrey
- Videography in Victoria
- Videography in Burnaby
- Videography in Richmond
- Videography in Newton
- Videography in Coquitlam
- Videography in Kelowna
- Videography in Abbotsford
- Videography in Langley
- Videography in Saanich
- Videography in Kamloops
- Videography in Whalley
- Videography in Delta
- Videography in Chilliwack
- Videography in Nanaimo
- Videography in North Vancouver
- Videography in Maple Ridge
- Videography in East Hastings
- Videography in Prince George
- Videography in New Westminster
- Videography in South Surrey
- Videography in Cloverdale
- Videography in Fleetwood
- Videography in Guildford
- Videography in Brighouse-City Centre
- Videography in Downtown Vancouver
- Videography in North Delta
- Videography in Port Coquitlam
- Videography in Metrotown
- Videography in Renfrew-Collingwood
- Videography in Kensington-Cedar Cottage
- Videography in West End
- Videography in Langford
- Videography in Victoria-Downtown
- Videography in West Vancouver
- Videography in Kitsilano
- Videography in Mission
- Videography in Strawberry Hill
- Videography in Vernon
- Videography in Okanagan Mission
- Videography in Sunset
- Videography in Rutland
- Videography in Hastings-Sunrise
- Videography in Penticton
- Videography in Fairview
- Videography in Surrey City Centre
- Videography in Campbell River
- Videography in Mount Pleasant
- Videography in Mt Pleasant
- Videography in Chilliwack-Downtown
- Videography in Willoughby
- Videography in Victoria-Fraserview
What videography costs in British Columbia
| Job size | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half-day event coverage Single videographer, a few hours of filming plus basic edit | CA$500 | CA$900 | CA$1,800 |
| Full-day shoot (single videographer) Full day of filming with an edited highlight video | CA$1,200 | CA$2,200 | CA$4,500 |
| Corporate / promo video (edited deliverable) Scripted shoot with crew and a polished edited video | CA$2,500 | CA$5,000 | CA$12,000 |
Frequently asked questions
What should a videography quote include?
Shoot time, crew size, equipment (cameras, audio, lighting, drone if used), number of edited deliverables and their length, revision rounds, music licensing, usage rights, and delivery format and timeline. A one-line day rate with no deliverable spec is a red flag.
Who owns the footage and the final video?
Clarify this in writing. Usually the videographer licenses the final edit to you for agreed uses, and raw footage is extra or retained. If you need full ownership or broad usage rights (ads, broadcast), say so up front — it affects price and the contract.
Do I need a licensed drone operator?
If your video includes aerial footage, yes — commercial drone flying requires a licensed/certified operator in most countries, plus insurance and airspace permissions. Don't let someone fly a drone for paid work without the right certification; it's a legal and safety risk.
How many revisions are normal?
Two rounds is the industry standard, stated in the contract. 'Unlimited revisions' sounds generous but signals weak scope and often stalls projects. Consolidate your feedback into each round rather than drip-feeding changes, which burns paid time.
One videographer or a full crew?
A single videographer suits interviews, small events and social content. A crew (second camera, dedicated audio, lighting) is worth it for multi-location shoots, live events you can't re-shoot, and high-production promos. Match the crew to the stakes of the footage.
How much does videography cost?
It scales with crew, kit and post-production. A half-day single-videographer event shoot is the entry point; a full day costs more; a scripted corporate or promo video with a crew, multi-camera setup and edited deliverable is the top of the range. Editing time is often a large, separate part of the bill.
Why does editing cost so much?
Because it's where most of the hours go. A day of filming can take several days to edit — cutting, colour grading, sound, motion graphics and revisions. When comparing quotes, check how much edited footage you get and how many revision rounds are included, not just the shoot day rate.
What does a videographer cost in Canada?
Half-day shoots typically run CAD 500-1,800, full days CAD 1,200-4,500, and corporate videos CAD 2,500-12,000.
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