Best Corporate Event Video Production in Dublin (2026 Guide)

A conference, an awards night or a product launch happens once. The video is what lets it keep working for you afterwards, on the website, in the sales deck, across social and in next year’s pitch to sponsors. That is why corporate event video production in Dublin is worth getting right the first time: you cannot reshoot a keynote or a room full of guests once everyone has gone home. The tricky part is that “we film events” covers a huge range, from a single camera at the back of the room to a multi-camera crew with live streaming, roving interviews and a same-day highlights edit. The gap between those two things is enormous, and so is the gap in what you can do with the footage afterwards. So here is an honest shortlist of Dublin companies that genuinely do corporate event work, with distinct strengths so you can match one to your event. We have included ourselves, we will tell you exactly why, and we set out our criteria below so you can check our reasoning rather than take our word for it. If you want the detail on how we approach it, our event video production page walks through the process.

How We Chose These Companies

Corporate event video is a logistics job as much as a creative one, so here are the five things we weighted:

• Live-event reliability. Can they handle a room, a running order and a schedule that will not pause for a second take?
• Multi-camera and audio capability. Do they cover a stage properly, with clean sound from the lectern and the panel, not just a phone on a tripod?
• Live streaming and hybrid. Can they reach the people who could not travel, to a professional standard?
• What you get afterwards. One highlights reel, or a set of assets you can use for a year across marketing, sales and internal comms?
• Track record with Irish organisations. Real corporate clients and events, not stock promises.

Here is the shortlist at a glance.

1. One Productions (Best for Turning One Event Into a Year of Content)

Disclosure: One Productions publishes this list, and we have put ourselves at number one. We work in this space every week, so we think we have earned the spot, but read the criteria above and judge for yourself. The other four companies are genuine options that do good work, and for some events one of them will be the better fit. We are a Dublin video production company with more than 25 years behind us and over 8,000 videos produced, a lot of them at live corporate events across Ireland. What we bring to an event is not just cameras in the room. It is a plan for what the footage needs to do once the event is over, agreed before we ever turn up. Why consider One Productions for corporate event video production in Dublin:

• Multi-camera crews that cover the stage, the audience and the moments in between, with proper audio from lecterns, panels and lapel mics
• Live streaming for the colleagues, members or sponsors who could not be in the room, run to broadcast standard
• A same-event highlights edit for quick social turnaround, plus longer cuts, testimonials and speaker sessions you can use for months
• Video strategy up front, so the day is planned around the content you actually need rather than what happens to get filmed
• One accountable team from the first planning call to the final delivery, which matters when a running order changes on the day

Worth knowing: we are the right call when you want an event captured and then turned into a library of assets for marketing, sales and internal comms. If you only need a single camera and one short recap video, a smaller or lighter-touch option may suit you better, and there are several below. Our corporate video production work spans conferences, launches, awards and internal events, and you can see an event build in our IDA and Genesis event video case study. Best for: organisations that want their event filmed properly and then repackaged into content that keeps earning its keep. If that is you, we would genuinely like to talk, so get in touch.

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2. Lensmen (Best for Multi-Camera Coverage With Aerial Add-Ons)

Lensmen is a long-established Dublin photography and video house that covers corporate, commercial and event work across Ireland. Its event setups can include multi-camera coverage, professional HD and 4K systems, green-screen facilities and high-end audio, and it operates licensed drone services for aerial footage. Why consider them:

• Multi-camera event coverage with the option of aerial and drone footage
• A heritage photo and video operation, so stills and video can come from one supplier
• Broad production facilities including green screen

Best for: events where aerial shots or combined photo and video coverage are part of the brief.

3. VideoWorks (Best for Event Videography With Live Streaming)

VideoWorks is a Dublin video production company that works with a number of leading Irish organisations. Alongside film content and animated explainers, it offers event videography and live-streaming for clients in Ireland and across Europe. Why consider them:

• Event videography paired with live-streaming for remote audiences
• A client list that includes established Irish organisations
• Wider capability in explainer and animated content if you need it alongside the event

Best for: corporate events where reaching an online audience is a priority.

4. Kevin Rowe Events (Best for Large Conferences and Awards)

Kevin Rowe Events is a Dublin video production firm with more than 25 years of experience, with particular expertise in filming large events. Its work covers major corporate gatherings, award functions and live-streaming. Why consider them:

• Long experience with large-scale events and awards ceremonies
• Live-streaming for big-room audiences
• A focus on the logistics that scale up for major gatherings

Best for: large conferences, award ceremonies and sizeable corporate events.

5. Film Your Event (Best for Hybrid and Virtual Events on a Budget)

Film Your Event is a cost-effective videography service for virtual and real-world events, with a team of streaming technicians and videographers geared towards capturing and broadcasting events. Why consider them:

• A budget-conscious option for event capture and streaming
• A focus on virtual and hybrid formats
• Streaming technicians alongside camera operators

Best for: hybrid or virtual events where budget is a leading consideration.

Which Company Is Right for You?

The right choice depends on what your event needs to become afterwards:

• You want the event filmed and turned into a year of content: a full-service team like One Productions.
• You want aerial shots or photo and video from one supplier: Lensmen.
• You want strong live streaming to a remote audience: VideoWorks.
• You are running a large conference or awards night: Kevin Rowe Events.
• You need a hybrid or virtual event covered on a budget: Film Your Event.

Whatever you decide, ask any company for recent corporate event work you can actually watch, how many cameras and crew they will bring, how they capture audio from the stage, and what you receive at the end. A clear answer on deliverables is usually the difference between a video you use once and a set of assets you use all year.

Ready to Film Your Next Event?

Whether it is a conference, an awards night or a product launch, our Dublin team can plan the shoot around the content you need, film it with a full multi-camera crew and live stream it, then turn the day into a set of assets you can use all year. Talk to One Productions about your event.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does corporate event video production in Dublin usually cost?

It depends on the scale, the number of cameras and crew, whether you need live streaming, and how much editing you want afterwards. A single-camera recap sits at the lower end, while a multi-camera shoot with streaming and a full set of edited assets costs more because it involves more people and more post-production. The most useful thing you can do is ask for a quote against a clear brief, so you are comparing like with like.

How many cameras do you need for a corporate event?

A small event can work with one well-placed camera, but conferences, panels and awards usually benefit from at least two or three, so you can cut between the speaker, the audience and wider shots without missing anything. More cameras also give an editor the material to build a stronger highlights reel afterwards.

Can you live stream a corporate event as well as film it?

Yes. Many corporate events are now hybrid, with people in the room and others watching online. A production team can record the event for later use and stream it live at the same time, so you reach both audiences from a single setup. It is worth confirming the venue’s internet capacity early, because streaming depends on it.

What will we actually receive after the event?

That varies a lot between suppliers, which is why it is worth pinning down before you book. It can range from one short highlights video to a full package that includes a highlights reel, individual speaker sessions, testimonials and social-ready cutdowns. Agree the deliverables in advance so the day is filmed with those end uses in mind.

Is this list biased towards One Productions?

We publish it, so yes, which is exactly why we have said so openly and listed four genuine Dublin competitors alongside us. Use the criteria near the top, speak to a couple of companies, and pick the one whose event work and deliverables fit what you are running.

Final Thoughts

There is no single best corporate event video production company in Dublin, only the best fit for the event in front of you. A heritage house with drone coverage, a streaming-led videographer, a large-event specialist and a budget hybrid option all have a sensible place on this list. If your aim is one team that plans the day around the content you need, films it properly and turns it into assets you can use for a year, we would be glad to talk it through. Either way, take the criteria, ask to see recent event work, and back the company whose deliverables match what you want to do with the footage once the room has emptied.