Cameras and lighting, at cost.

Renting gear yourself means paying retail to a house that doesn't know you. Camera bodies, lenses, lighting, grip, it adds up fast, and the markup assumes you'll only call once.

We call every week, so we pay a rate you can't get as a one-off. On your project, that rate is yours. The gear list is the same one we'd spec anyway, priced the way we buy it.

It's the quiet part of a budget where money leaks, and closing it means more of your spend goes to the work on screen instead of the invoice from a rental counter.