DJP captures live music with coordinated cameras, director-led coverage, venue screen support, streaming, and finished recordings that can keep working for the artist after the show is over.
DJP shoots concert events in better-than-broadcast 4K30 or 1080p60 Full HD depending on the needs of the production.
Streaming lets fans watch live from anywhere, and recorded concerts can keep finding viewers after the event.
A well-shot concert can become promotional content, social material, music video footage, or an archive of the performance.
We shoot concerts regularly, currently more than any other type of event, so the rhythm of live music coverage is familiar ground for our crew.
A director in communication with the camera operators keeps the coverage intentional. Operators know when to hold, move, reframe, or find something different, which creates a more varied and reliable final program.
Live switching also means a completed video can be ready right after the concert, without waiting for an editor to assemble the entire show from scratch.
Drones are not available, as it is currently illegal to operate a drone over a crowd of people.
Concert production can support IMAG, streaming, archive recording, promotional content, and fast post-show delivery.