Event videographer in the Netherlands.
Camera crews for conferences, summits, corporate events and livestreams. Booked from The Hague, on site the same day anywhere in the country.
Book one operator with full kit, or a multi-camera crew cutting live on an ATEM switcher. These are the crews that film NATO and European Commission events for news desks.
On the NATO Summit forums in The Hague and the Rugby Europe Super Cup in Amsterdam.
Dutch and English crews · A producer replies within the hour.
Events filmed for and at
Why book a news crew for your event?
News crews work to a running order they don't control. A keynote overruns, a minister arrives early, the stream has to start on the second. That is how we work every week, and it is what an event needs from its videographer.
Broadcast kit at your event.
Your conference gets the kit we take to summits for TV desks: Sony broadcast cameras, Sennheiser AVX wireless audio, Amaran lighting and a LiveU LU600 for live transmission. It is all in the day rate.
Live without the venue WiFi
The LU600 bonds up to 8 SIMs plus Ethernet and WiFi, so your livestream doesn't hang on the network your guests are using.
Your date stays booked
A confirmed event is never dropped for a news job. If a story breaks that day, the extra work goes to a vetted partner crew.
At home with protocol
Security briefings, press pens and royal-visit rules are normal work for us. We filmed Queen Máxima at TU Delft for the European Commission.
One producer, one invoice
A producer replies within the hour and stays your contact from the quote to the last file. Crews work in Dutch and English.
What an event videographer costs.
A shoot day is 8 hours including travel. We don't book half days. Every quote is itemised and comes back the same day.
From €500 per day
One camera operator with camera, wireless audio and light. Enough for speeches, a room, guests and short interviews.
From €1,250
Multi-camera production for a main stage: several Sony cameras cut live on an ATEM switcher, with a finished programme recording.
Quoted per project
Livestreams, hybrid events and editing. An aftermovie, a set of social clips and a full session recording are different jobs, so we price them from your brief.
Events we cover.
- Conferences, keynotes and panel sessions
- Summits and institutional visits
- Corporate events and staff days
- Award nights and gala dinners
- Trade fairs and product launches
- Press conferences
- Sports events and REMI productions
- Livestreams and hybrid events
- Video podcasts recorded at the event
- Aftermovies and social clips
How an event shoot runs.
Send the programme
Date, venue, agenda and what you need: a recording, a livestream, an edit. A producer replies within the hour.
We check the venue
We talk to the venue or AV team about camera positions, power, an audio feed from the sound desk and the network.
Crew on site
The crew is set up before doors open and films the programme. A day is 8 hours, travel included.
Files delivered
Raw footage is handed over the same day. Edits, aftermovies and clips follow on the turnaround we agreed.
Filming an event in the Netherlands.
Conference filming: the stage and everything around it
Most conferences need two things on film. The first is the main stage. A multi-camera setup gives you a wide shot, a speaker close-up and a reaction angle, cut live on an ATEM switcher, so the session recording is close to finished when the last panel ends. We take audio from the venue's sound desk, or mic the speakers with our own Sennheiser wireless kit.
The second is the rest of the day: delegates, stands, the coffee break, a quick interview with a speaker coming off stage. A second operator with a handheld camera covers that while the stage cameras keep rolling. Multi-camera work starts from €1,250.
Livestreams and hybrid events
A livestream from a full venue often fails on one thing: the house WiFi, shared with every phone in the room. Our live streaming runs through a LiveU LU600 that bonds eight SIMs (six internal 5G/4G modems and two USB modems), two wired Ethernet links and WiFi, at sub-second latency. For events with remote speakers or an online audience, see virtual and hybrid events. Both are quoted per project.
Corporate events, award nights and trade fairs
For a staff day, an award night or a stand at a trade fair, one operator often covers it. Speeches, the room, guests arriving, a few short interviews. That starts at €500 per day. If you also want a brand film shot around the event, that sits under corporate video production.
The edit is priced separately and per project. A 60-second recap for LinkedIn and a full session archive are very different jobs, and we would rather quote yours than publish a number that fits neither.
Video podcasts at your event
More conferences record a podcast series with their speakers between sessions. We bring our own podcast microphones, cameras and lights, set up in a side room and record on location from €1,250. See podcast production.
Where we film
CamJo24 is based in The Hague. Rotterdam and Amsterdam are both under an hour away, and we work same-day across the Netherlands, Belgium and West Germany, with more lead time for the rest of Europe. Booking by city? See our camera crew in Amsterdam, or the full camera crew hub.
One thing we don't film: weddings and private parties. We work for organisations, venues, agencies and broadcasters.
Events we have filmed.
NATO Summit forums at the World Forum
The Defence Industry Forum, including the panel with Mark Rutte and Ursula von der Leyen, and the NATO Public Forum: filmed and sent live over a LiveU LU600.
Rugby Europe Super Cup
Delta v Romanian Wolves: four camera operators with full kits for a REMI production.
World Chocolate Masters
The Grand Final at the Handelsbeurs: one operator ran camera, light and sound for TV Globo's interviews.
Questions, answered.
How much does an event videographer cost in the Netherlands?
One camera operator with full kit starts at €500 per day. A day is 8 hours including travel, and we don't book half days. Multi-camera production starts from €1,250. Livestreams, hybrid events and editing are quoted per project.
Can you film a conference with several cameras?
Yes. We run up to eight Sony cameras into a live ATEM switcher, so keynotes and panels come out as a cut programme recording. A second operator can cover interviews and the venue at the same time.
Can you livestream our event?
Yes. The stream goes out through a LiveU LU600 that bonds up to 8 SIMs plus Ethernet and WiFi, so it does not depend on the venue network alone. Livestreams and hybrid events are quoted per project.
Do you edit aftermovies and social clips?
Yes. Raw footage is handed over the same day. Aftermovies, highlight reels and social clips are quoted per project, because the length and turnaround change the work.
Will a news job ever replace our event?
No. A confirmed event booking is never dropped for news. If a story breaks on your date, that extra work goes to a vetted partner crew or a rented second LU600.
Which languages do your crews speak?
Our crews work in Dutch and English. Interviews in another language are no problem when your own host or producer leads them: the crew handles camera, sound and the live feed.
Can you record a video podcast at our event?
Yes. We bring our own podcast microphones and cameras and record on location from €1,250.
Do you film weddings or private parties?
No. We film business, institutional and public events for organisations, venues, agencies and broadcasters.
Where in the Netherlands do you work?
Everywhere. We are based in The Hague, with Rotterdam and Amsterdam both under an hour away. We work same-day across the Netherlands, Belgium and West Germany, and in the rest of Europe with more lead time.
Planning an event in the Netherlands?
Send us the date, the venue and the programme. A producer comes back within the hour with a crew plan and a price.