Video production for lodges, resorts and hotels

A remote lodge or a premium resort is a high-consideration purchase. People compare, hesitate, and look for reasons to trust you. A two-minute film that shows the arrival, the rooms, the food, the guides and the landscape answers more of their questions than any gallery, and it does it in the order they would experience it.

The properties I work with put their film on the homepage, on booking pages and across social channels, and they report more direct bookings, more website traffic and more engagement after launch. The video also gives your team something to send: to press, to travel agents, to a group organizer who is choosing between three places.

We start with a call about who your guests are and what you want the film to do. From that I build a shot list that follows the stay: arrival by boat, plane or road, the rooms, the meals, the activities, the evenings. Most shoots run two to four days on site so I can work the best light at sunrise and dusk and wait out weather when I have to.

Where it is permitted, drone footage is part of every video shoot, because the setting is usually the strongest thing a property has to show. I film real guests and staff whenever possible, with releases handled up front, so the film feels like your place rather than a stock reel.

You review a first cut, we make revisions until you are happy, and you receive 4K masters plus web-optimized versions of every deliverable, organized and named so your web developer and social team can use them without asking questions. Music is licensed for commercial use, and captions are included for the social cuts.