The feeling of being there — for everyone who wasn't.
Live events don't offer a second take — the light shifts, the room moves, the moment lands once. We cover corporate activations, brand retreats, and studio events with people who read a room before it happens. And some of these rooms, we know from the inside.
A private rooftop in Bradenton Beach, a wedding party moving together before the big day — tree poses linked arm to arm against the gulf horizon. A one-off, built for the occasion. The kind of morning you only get to document once, so every frame had to count.
Abundance is a movement studio Kelly Powers-Figueroa co-owns with Ashley Kemp — so we're not shooting from the back of the room, we're shooting from inside the practice. Instructor-led intensives, group energy, the production set up where it belongs. We cover the events we're part of.
The Pilates Room & Bodies In Motion, co-owned by Kelly Powers-Figueroa and Kasey Powers — and the aerial program is where the studio turns cinematic: silk hammocks, stage lighting in magenta and green, bodies suspended mid-air. We lit it and shot it like the performance it is.
We've also produced for VMware, the Healthy Back Institute, and Workspace Technology. Those credits live on the home page.
The day, told so fully that the people who couldn't be there still feel the weight of it. Stills and film of the moments that actually mattered — the room at its fullest, the faces, the thing that only happened once — cut into something you can send, post, and hand to everyone who needs to see what they missed.
We plan coverage around how the day will move — where the moment will land, before it lands. On site we read the room, often one we already know from the inside, stay out of the way, and shoot it like it won't come back, because it won't. Then the edit comes back fast, while it still matters to send.
Tell us about the event — the date, the space, what it's for. We'll come back within one business day with a quote and a plan. From Apollo Beach, ready to travel.
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