Corporate Photography & Videography in Kenya
Plan executive portraits, corporate video and business-location imagery around the audience, shot list and intended use. Pics Kenya scopes production and delivery requirements with you before the shoot.
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Why Visual Assets Matter
Business images help customers and partners understand people, products and operations. Choose subjects that support the actual message and obtain permission to photograph them. A clear brief is more useful than promising that a particular visual style will secure sales or investment.
Discuss the location, people, access, schedule and final formats. Crew availability and specialist requirements are confirmed for the project. We do not assume continent-wide deployment, specific equipment or permissions without checking the brief.
Our Creative Capabilities
Industrial Photography
Plan images of facilities, production or logistics around site permissions, safety and the information you can disclose. Confirm access, escorts, protective equipment and restrictions before the shoot.
Corporate Videography
Develop the message, script or interview plan, filming schedule and editing deliverables. Agree approval stages and final formats for the intended business audience.
Executive Portraiture
Plan executive portraits and team images with a consistent visual brief, participant schedule and agreed location. Confirm lighting and space requirements with the production team.
Specialist Shots
If aerial or other specialist imagery is requested, confirm feasibility, qualified operators and required permissions separately. No drone availability or authorization is assumed by an enquiry.
The Production Workflow
1. Pre-Production
We don't just show up with cameras. We spend time storyboarding, writing scripts, scouting locations, and understanding the specific business message you need to convey to your target audience.
2. Production
Work from an agreed shot list and access plan, with a named contact for approvals and operational constraints. Confirm the crew, equipment and schedule before production.
3. Post-Production
Agree the selection, edit rounds, colour treatment, sound or other post-production work, delivery formats and storage arrangements. Additional versions or raw files should be specified in the scope.
Define the Shoot and Usage
Agree the business purpose and approval process before scheduling production.
People, locations and events
Prepare a shot list for portraits, teams, premises, products or an event, together with access and participant permissions. Event coverage depends on the schedule, venue rules, required moments and crew availability. Specify confidential areas or subjects that must not be recorded.
Deliverables and rights
Agree image selection, edit rounds, video lengths, captions or sound, file formats and delivery dates. Document the intended media, territory, licence duration and any third-party rights. Distinguish final files from raw footage and confirm any transfer of copyright expressly in writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can your crew travel outside of Kenya?
Share the proposed location and dates. Travel, crew availability, permissions, costs and local arrangements must be assessed before an assignment outside Kenya is confirmed.
Do you handle model casting and location permits?
Include people, locations and specialist shots in the brief so releases and permissions can be identified. Agree which party obtains each permission and confirm any casting or specialist-provider availability before booking.
Who owns the copyright to the final images?
Copyright, licence scope and any assignment must be agreed in writing. Specify media, territory, duration, editing permissions, third-party material and whether raw files are included. Payment alone should not be assumed to grant unlimited rights.