Thailand Aputure rental options specifically for long-term shooting schedules — because weekly rentals make more sense. It\\\’s the most honest deal: no bloated daily rates, just flexible, affordable packages built for real productions.
Available for rent in Bangkok Aputure 2,600 watts of LED power, this point-source fixture is here to challenge the dominance of legacy HMI systems. It brings together massive output, modern control features, and pro-grade color performance
Great for interviews, podcasts, live show, online courses, online streaming, and telemarketing. If you’re searching for “rent video studio near me” look no further than Filmservice Thailand. We are experienced with setting complex lighting and sound recording video studio in Bangkok.
Crew daily shift in Thailand is 12 hours, including meals before the shooting starts and meals every 6 hours. This means that you need to plan your shoot schedule accordingly and make sure you’re not expecting your crew to work longer than they’re legally allowed to.
The S60TD is an ideal LED lighting solution for video recordings. S60TD is designed to use in extreme weather condition, both the lamp head and control box are water-resistant. It comes with special effects mode also and has App control.
Thailand productions again host shoots in large comfortable Bangkok\’s studios along involving high-octane sequences at the capital’s bustling streets were traditional Buddhist architecture and culture co-exist with a modern world of skyscrapers and neon.
Are you planning a visit to the enchanting island of Phuket, Thailand? Whether it\’s a romantic escape, a family getaway, or a destination wedding, capturing these moments is paramount. This is where professional videography and video production services come into play.
Phuket may be a paradise, but it often lacks access to specialized filmmaking equipment. That\’s where we come in from Bangkok.
Looking for rent 16mm film camera to bring your vision to life? Our ARRIFLEX 16mm camera, is available for rent in Bangkok and beyond
300D isn’t a light that I’ve seen fail on a film set, ever. It just works and works even after taking a bit of a beating. Having confidence in my gear is one of the most important intangibles as a working lighting technician.
