Chicago Event Video Production & Photography
Klicc MultiMedia provides event video production, photography, and social media content in Chicago, with a production background that began in Missouri and developed across a wide range of industries.
Before our current focus on marine, interiors, and hospitality-related media, our work included projects for Missouri political figures and media involving organizations such as the St. Louis Cardinals. Our broader experience includes both direct assignments and media co-produced with other businesses.
Today, that background informs how we document Chicago events: understanding who is involved, what matters to the audience, and how the finished media will represent the business behind it.
Our production roots in St. Louis and Missouri
Our earlier work in Missouri brought us into different environments, from political and public-facing projects to work involving established businesses and sports organizations.
That experience included work for major Missouri political figures. Our broader production history also includes direct or co-produced media involving the St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis CITY SC, and KSDK Channel 5 News.
These projects form part of Klicc’s production background. Working across different subjects gave us experience adapting our approach to the people, organization, and purpose of each assignment.
For event production, that adaptability is useful. The central story might be a speaker, a brand, a gathering, or the setting itself. Understanding which of those matters most helps give the coverage a direction.
Experience across businesses and production collaborations
Beyond sports and public-facing work, our portfolio history includes direct or co-produced media involving American Screening Corp, Waterway Carwash, Home Depot, and McLaren Automotive.
Our list of past work also includes production and event businesses such as Jam Productions, Okyne MediaLab, Streamside Productions, and Jeff Johnson Events.
Those relationships represent different assignments and production arrangements within our wider history. Together, they show the breadth of the environments in which we have created media.
As Klicc’s direction has developed, that broad foundation has helped shape a more focused approach. We bring experience across industries into work centered on brands, spaces, marine businesses, and the events that connect them with their audiences.
Brand and venue event coverage in Chicago
Our Chicago experience includes collaborative event coverage involving Post Chicago, St. Regis, and Trump Tower. All three used our media.
We have also produced media for Post Chicago on multiple occasions, creating social media assets. That repeated work gave us opportunities to capture different moments and develop content across more than one production.
Our wider direct and co-produced work includes Moët Hennessy, Sable Bourbon, Chicago Yacht Club, Recess Chicago, and other businesses within our portfolio history.
An event brings several elements together: the people attending, the surroundings, the activity, and the brand behind it. Effective coverage considers how those elements relate and which moments best communicate the experience.
For a business, the finished media becomes a way to share that experience with people who were there and people encountering it afterward.
Extensive event coverage with Spring Brook Marine Group
Our relationship with Spring Brook Marine Group began in late 2023 and has included extensive event production within the marine industry.
We have filmed more than 40 boating-related events and over 10 Chicago-area boat shows. Our marine production experience also includes two visits to Fort Lauderdale, one to Miami, and two to Palm Beach.
This work has included event highlights, collaborative videos with marine companies, boat walkthroughs, and social media content.
At a boat show, a highlight can introduce the atmosphere and activity, while a dedicated walkthrough gives a particular vessel more attention. Capturing both requires an understanding of the event as a whole and the individual products being presented.
That experience contributes to our wider event capabilities, particularly when an assignment combines people, products, and a distinctive setting.
Interviews that add context to event coverage
At the Palm Beach International Boat Show, we produced an interview-style highlight featuring Cranchi’s Director of Sales.
The interview added an industry perspective to the visual coverage. It gave the finished piece a voice and context alongside footage of the boats being presented.
This is one example of how event media can serve a specific communication purpose. A highlight might convey the experience of attending, while an interview-led piece gives someone an opportunity to explain a product, idea, or point of view.
Our documentary experience also informs that approach. For St. Louis REALTORS, we produced a five-part, long-format documentary-style series for Simpler Safer Missouri, focused on construction and building codes through the real stories of five individuals.
Across these formats, understanding the person and story behind the subject helps us decide how to present it.
Explore Klicc MultiMedia’s video production portfolio.
Event videos, photography, and social media assets
Our event work includes several formats, each with a different role:
Event highlight videos: Bringing together the setting, people, activity, and selected moments.
Event photography: Providing individual images for a business’s communications.
Social media assets: Creating content for sharing an event through brand accounts.
Interview-led coverage: Pairing visual media with a participant’s explanation or perspective.
Product-focused videos: Giving a featured product or distinct feature dedicated attention.
The purpose of the project guides the balance between those formats. A business may want to document a gathering, introduce a product, share an interview, or create assets for an ongoing content plan.
Discussing those uses before production helps establish which people, moments, and details need attention.
From individual productions to an ongoing media partnership
Our evolution has also included work beyond individual shoots. Through our marine experience, we have handled strategic media planning, full media management, social account management, and response management.
That gives us context for how event coverage can fit within a business’s wider communications. The finished assets may sit alongside product introductions, company updates, and other content produced over time.
Our repeated work with Post Chicago and our production relationship with Spring Brook Marine Group demonstrate experience creating media across multiple occasions. Continued collaboration helps us understand a business’s priorities and give each production a clearer place within its media plan.
A Chicago event media partner with a broad production background
Klicc’s current direction builds on experience developed through Missouri political work, sports organizations, established businesses, production collaborations, and Chicago brand events.
That history supports our approach today: learn the purpose of the assignment, understand the people and business involved, and create media that communicates the experience clearly.
For businesses planning events in Chicago, Klicc MultiMedia offers video production, photography, and media support informed by that range of work.
Ongoing Media Partner in Chicago
Klicc MultiMedia is a Chicago-based media company providing video production, photography, post-production, and social media support. Our partnership model is built around a simple idea: give businesses access to an in-house media team without the in-house commitment.
An ongoing media partner develops familiarity with a business through repeated work. That familiarity provides context for future projects: what the business offers, who it serves, how it presents itself, and what it needs to communicate next.
Our experience with Spring Brook Marine Group, Tints of Chicago, and repeated productions for Post Chicago illustrates different parts of this approach, from ongoing content creation to strategic planning and account support.
What does an ongoing media partner do?
An ongoing media partner helps a business plan, produce, and use media across multiple projects. Depending on the relationship, that work can include video, photography, editing, content planning, publishing support, and social account management.
At Klicc, the scope depends on the business and the support it needs. Some relationships center on recurring production. Others extend into media planning and account management.
The connection between those responsibilities matters. A finished video has a purpose within the business’s communications, whether it introduces an offering, documents a project, explains a feature, or shares an experience.
Understanding that purpose helps guide the work from the beginning.
Learning the business through repeated collaboration
Repeated collaboration gives us opportunities to learn how a business operates and what matters to its audience.
We develop that understanding through conversations and production experience. Each project adds context about the offering, the people involved, and the details that deserve attention.
Our Pardo 50 design video with PROjECT Interiors provides a specific example. Before filming, we worked directly with the owner to understand the intention behind the design and the feeling the space should create.
That discussion shaped our attention to textures, patterns, and small details. It demonstrates the kind of understanding we seek before deciding how to present a subject.
Within an ongoing relationship, those conversations build on what we have learned from previous work.
Spring Brook Marine Group: production and broader media support
Our relationship with Spring Brook Marine Group began in late 2023. Through that work, we have produced a wide range of marine media, including social videos, drone highlights, walkthroughs, new-model introductions, feature-focused content, event coverage, and documentary production.
Our marine experience includes filming more than 150 unique boats, completing over 300 ready-to-post media deliverables, and producing interior and exterior listing photography for more than 50 boats.
Through our work with Spring Brook, we have also handled full media management, strategic media planning, social account management, and response management.
That breadth shows how a media relationship can extend across different needs. A business may have inventory to introduce, an event to document, a delivery to share, and a larger story to tell.
The Cranchi documentary produced in collaboration with Spring Brook demonstrates the larger-project side of that experience. It involved collaboration with the sixth generation of the Cranchi family, production in Italy, and a seven-day journey aboard the boats from Cleveland around Northern Michigan to Chicago.
Tints of Chicago: recurring content across different services
Our recurring work for Tints of Chicago has involved content around automotive, marine, commercial, and residential window tinting projects.
That variety gives each production a different subject. An automotive project may focus on an individual vehicle, while a commercial project introduces work within a business environment.
Projects we have documented include work at Lightology, along with vehicles such as the Tesla Model Y, Porsche GT3, Lexus IS 350, and Toyota RAV4.
Through repeated coverage, we build familiarity with the company’s services and the kinds of projects it wants to share. That context helps us present each assignment within a recognizable brand.
It also illustrates why recurring production can be useful for businesses with a steady flow of completed work: each project provides another opportunity to show what the business does.
Continuity across events, projects, and social media
Our work for Post Chicago has included media production on multiple occasions, creating social media assets. Collaborative event work involving Post Chicago, St. Regis, and Trump Tower also resulted in media used by all three.
These experiences reflect another part of an ongoing media approach: creating content across different occasions while remaining attentive to the business behind each production.
Continuity involves how a company is represented over time. The subjects may change, but the work should remain connected to its identity and communication goals.
Repeated collaboration gives us more context for those decisions. It helps us understand how a new production relates to the work that came before it.
Connecting media planning, production, and editing
A useful media plan begins with what a business needs to communicate and where the finished assets will be used.
That informs the production: which people, products, spaces, or moments need coverage. Editing then shapes the material into the formats agreed for the project.
Our experience spans short social media pieces, photography, walkthroughs, interviews, and longer documentary-style videos. Different formats provide different ways to present a subject.
The partnership model brings those choices into an ongoing conversation. As needs develop, a business can discuss its next projects with a media team that already has context about its work.
Explore Klicc MultiMedia’s video and photography portfolio.
An in-house media team without the in-house commitment
Businesses considering ongoing media support often need several capabilities working together. Video production, photography, editing, and social media responsibilities all require attention.
Klicc’s partnership model gives clients access to those capabilities through an external media relationship, with the scope established around their needs.
For Chicago businesses, our experience includes repeated production, industry-focused content, larger storytelling projects, and broader account support. That range gives us a foundation for discussing both individual assignments and continuing media needs.
Our goal is to become familiar with your business and create media that represents it consistently as it develops.
MARINE VIDEO PRODUCTION AND YACHT PHOTOGRAPHY
Since late 2023, Klicc MultiMedia has produced marine video and photography through a working relationship with Spring Brook Marine Group. Our marine experience also includes work with Denison Yacht Sales, further expanding our experience in yacht media production. Based in Chicago, our experience spans yacht walkthroughs, aerial footage, boat listing photography, event coverage, social media management, and documentary production.
We have filmed more than 150 unique boats, completed over 300 ready-to-post media deliverables, and photographed the interiors and exteriors of more than 50 boats. Our media has been used by Cranchi Yachts, Pardo Yachts, and Prestige Yachts.
Behind those numbers are projects that have taken us from Chicago’s waterfront to Italy and across the Great Lakes, documenting the boats, people, and experiences that shape the marine industry.
Building marine industry experience with Spring Brook Marine Group
Our work with Spring Brook Marine Group began in late 2023. Through that relationship, we have created media featuring boats from manufacturers including Cranchi, Pardo, Prestige, Sirena, Jeanneau, and Riviera.
That experience includes introducing new models, highlighting distinct features, documenting deliveries, and producing content around boating events. Working across different boats and formats has given us firsthand experience presenting both the details of a vessel and the experience of being aboard it.
A walkthrough needs to help viewers understand how the boat is arranged. An interior photograph needs to communicate the space clearly. A social video can focus on a particular feature or show the boat underway. Each serves a different purpose within a marine company’s wider media strategy.
A Cranchi documentary from Italy to Chicago
One of our most extensive marine projects was a Cranchi documentary produced in collaboration with Spring Brook Marine Group. During the project, we personally collaborated with the sixth generation of the Cranchi family.
The production took us to Lake Como and Venice, Italy, before continuing in the United States. After the boats were shipped to Cleveland, we joined them as they were unloaded from the cargo ship and traveled aboard them around Northern Michigan to Chicago.
That final leg was a seven-day journey across the Great Lakes.
The documentary connected the boats’ Italian origins with their arrival in Chicago. Following that journey gave us the opportunity to document far more than a finished vessel: it brought the family, locations, and delivery experience into the story.
For Klicc, this project demonstrates the scope of an ongoing media partnership. Our involvement extended across countries and stages of the journey, allowing one connected story to develop over time.
Yacht video production and boat photography in Chicago
Chicago is the primary location for our marine production work. Our projects include social media videos, drone highlights, yacht walkthroughs, new-model introductions, and videos focused on individual features.
We have also produced interior and exterior listing photography for more than 50 boats. This work gives marine businesses visual assets that help prospective buyers examine a vessel before arranging an in-person visit.
Our Pardo 50 video, created in collaboration with PROjECT Interiors, is another example of the range within our marine work. It brought a yacht and its interior design into the same production, connecting our experience in boating with our interest in thoughtfully designed spaces.
Explore our portfolio, including the Pardo 50 collaboration with PROjECT Interiors.
Marine event coverage and international boat shows
We have filmed more than 40 boating-related events and over 10 Chicago-area boat shows. Our production experience also includes two visits to Fort Lauderdale, one to Miami, and two to Palm Beach.
Marine event coverage requires several approaches. A highlight video can communicate the atmosphere of an event, while a walkthrough can give a particular boat more attention. Interviews provide another perspective, allowing people within the industry to explain the products and ideas behind them.
At the Palm Beach International Boat Show, we produced an interview-style highlight featuring Cranchi’s Director of Sales. That format paired a manufacturer’s perspective with visual coverage, adding context to the boats being presented.
Across these projects, our work has included collaborative videos with marine companies, event highlights, and content designed for social media.
Strategic media planning and ongoing account management
Our marine experience also extends to full media management, strategic media planning, social account management, and response management.
Producing individual assets is one part of that work. Planning how those assets support an account over time is another. A marine business may need to introduce inventory, explain a new model, cover an event, and document a delivery within the same period.
An ongoing partnership gives us context for those needs. Through repeated work with the same business, we develop familiarity with its boats, audience, and priorities. That understanding helps us plan content with continuity across projects.
Our more than 300 ready-to-post deliverables reflect experience producing media for ongoing use, alongside larger projects such as the Cranchi documentary.
A media partner for the marine industry
From Chicago yacht photography to a documentary spanning Italy and the Great Lakes, our marine work is grounded in firsthand production experience.
For dealerships, manufacturers, and marine businesses seeking a media partner, that experience means familiarity with a wide range of assignments: boats underway, interiors and exteriors, model features, industry interviews, events, and ongoing social content.
Klicc MultiMedia brings video production, photography, and strategic media support together to help marine businesses communicate what they offer and the experience behind it.
Interior Design Video Production in Chicago
A thoughtfully designed interior has a story behind it. Materials, patterns, furnishings, and the relationships between them reflect decisions about how a space should look and feel. Capturing that story begins with understanding those decisions.
At Klicc MultiMedia, our work includes interior-focused video production, real estate photography, property walkthroughs, and social media assets in Chicago. One project that illustrates our approach is the Pardo 50 design video created in collaboration with PROjECT Interiors.
For that production, we began by learning the backstory of the design. That conversation shaped how we presented the space, from its overall appearance to its smallest details.
Understanding the design before filming
During coverage of the Pardo 50, we worked directly with the owner of PROjECT Interiors, who was present on site. We discussed the intention behind the design elements and what someone should feel while spending time in the space.
That understanding gave the production a direction. We could consider which details deserved attention and how they contributed to the interior as a whole.
For an interior designer, those decisions are central to the work. A finished space can contain months of thought that may not be immediately apparent to someone viewing it for the first time. Video provides an opportunity to draw attention to those choices and help an audience experience how they fit together.
Our role was to translate the design intent into a visual sequence that felt true to the space.
Bringing texture and material detail into video
Texture was a central focus of the Pardo 50 project. We wanted viewers to feel almost as though the materials were coming through the screen.
The interior contained a diverse combination of textures and patterns. We focused on those individual elements and the way they interacted throughout the space, taking a detail-oriented perspective on the design.
Close views gave the smaller features attention. Wider views provided context, showing how those features belonged within the boat’s overall interior. The finished video sought a smooth balance between the visual impression of the yacht and the textures and details that shaped it.
That balance matters when presenting interior design. A viewer needs enough context to understand the space and enough detail to appreciate the decisions within it.
View our portfolio, including the Pardo 50 design video with PROjECT Interiors.
Interior walkthroughs and real estate photography in Chicago
Alongside the PROjECT Interiors collaboration, we have worked independently with numerous Chicago real estate agents. Those projects have included interior walkthroughs, photography, property highlights, and overall highlight videos.
Much of this work has presented spaces without narration. In those pieces, the visuals carry the experience: the sequence needs to help viewers follow the interior and understand what makes it distinctive.
A property walkthrough and a design highlight serve different purposes. A walkthrough can introduce the arrangement of rooms and the relationship between them. A design highlight can concentrate on selected details and the atmosphere they create. Photography gives viewers individual images they can examine at their own pace.
Our experience across those formats informs how we approach each assignment. The goal of the project determines what needs to be shown and how much attention each part of the space receives.
Social media assets and coverage in distinctive Chicago spaces
Our Chicago work also includes media produced for Post Chicago on multiple occasions, creating social media assets.
We have filmed collaborative events involving Post Chicago, St. Regis, and Trump Tower, and all three used our media. Those productions added another dimension to our experience: documenting spaces while people were actively using them.
Event coverage brings people, activity, and surroundings into the same story. An interior-focused production gives more attention to the space and its details. Experience with both helps us consider how an environment should be presented for a particular audience and purpose.
For a business planning media around a space, those purposes may vary across projects. A finished interior, a social media highlight, and an event each call for different coverage.
Documentary storytelling about buildings and people
Our experience with the built environment also includes a five-part series for St. Louis REALTORS as part of Simpler Safer Missouri, focused on construction and building codes.
The series consisted of five long-format, documentary-style videos built around real examples and personal stories shared by five separate individuals. One participant shared their experience of being involved in a graduation ceremony during the Joplin tornado.
This was a storyline-focused production. The individuals’ experiences gave a human perspective to a subject involving buildings and the standards behind them.
The series demonstrates another part of our approach: learning the story behind a subject before deciding how to present it. That same attention to context informed our conversations with PROjECT Interiors about the intentions behind the Pardo 50’s design.
Working with a media partner to capture your space
For interior designers, real estate professionals, and businesses in Chicago, useful media starts with a clear understanding of what the space should communicate.
On the Pardo 50 project, that meant learning the design backstory directly from the owner of PROjECT Interiors and making textures and small details central to the finished video. In our real estate work, it has meant producing walkthroughs, photographs, and highlights that introduce properties visually.
Klicc MultiMedia brings that experience to interior video production and photography, with an emphasis on understanding the project and presenting its details with care.
Contact Klicc MultiMedia to discuss video and photography for your interior design or real estate project.