Hire the Best Videographers in Philadelphia, PA

Hi, I'm a full-time freelance videographer with the ability to create brief, compelling videos that communicate what's unique about individuals, companies and non-profits in a way that engages audiences. I've had experience working with a wide range of companies over the past seven years, from interviewing executives at some of the nation's largest and fastest growing tech companies, to working with arts and educational institutions to document the creation of new works of art. I've also worked with a variety of non-profits and small businesses in and around Philadelphia to create videos that highlight their services. I believe you can find something interesting about everything, and I take the time to work with clients to help them articulate their vision and what sets them apart from their competitors. I prefer to negotiate a half-day (up to 4 hour shoot) or day rate (over four hours) as opposed to working hourly.

I’m a seasoned videographer/editor with clients across the U.S. and worldwide. My work has been featured by major brands and networks, including The Food Network, Amazon, and McDonald’s, as well as numerous startups and creators. Whether it’s commercials, branded content, social media videos, or long-form storytelling, I bring sharp attention to detail, creative problem-solving, and a fast, reliable workflow. My goal is simple: to deliver polished, engaging edits that make your content stand out and connect with your audience. If you’re looking for a dependable video expert who can elevate your project from anywhere in the world, let’s make it happen.

I’m a Philadelphia-based videographer and editor specializing in corporate, interview-driven, and live event coverage. I help businesses communicate clearly through polished, story-focused video content. From branded videos and customer testimonials to conferences, internal communications, and documentary-style pieces — I handle projects from concept to final delivery. • Experienced in corporate shoots, interviews, and multi-day live event coverage • Strong lighting and audio setup for clean, professional interview production • Skilled in capturing dynamic b-roll and real-time event moments • Proficient in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects • Professional camera, lighting, and wireless audio gear • Organized, reliable, and clear with communication and timelines If you need cinematic visuals with a professional, business-ready finish — I’m here to help.

I’m a versatile videographer and editor with six years of professional experience and the ability to step into any role you need. I’m skilled across the full production pipeline—directing, shooting, and post—making me uniquely equipped to take projects from initial concept all the way through final delivery. My background includes serving as the in-house videographer and editor for a nationally recognized luxury brand, as well as running my own production company where I created work for clients such as Coach, Crate & Barrel, Maker’s Mark, GoDaddy, and more. You can view my full portfolio at davidreinis./com. Remote services: - Any post-production role (editing, color grading/correction, audio mixing, motion graphics, etc) In-person services - Directing, videography/cinematography, drone operation, gaffing, grip, production, etc I'm currently available for both freelance and full-time opportunities.

I've had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects, documentaries and sports being my two main areas of expertise. Eventually, I began experimenting with photography and have since focused a lot of my efforts in Real Estate and Food photography. One of my biggest projects was a wedding video which was filmed and edited like a mockumentary, i.e., "The Office." The link to the film can be found in my profile.

Multimedia artist who believes in a human-centric, interdisciplinary approach to art and media. Areas of expertise include video editing (my degree), graphic art, illustration, and writing. My work is highly influenced by my knowledge of the inner lives and behavior of people, and the interconnected nature of those art forms which aim to connect with them. So I'm a bit of a renaissance woman — just don't ask me to dance.