Northern Beaches Videographer & Photographer for events, venues, sport and business.
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Thrills & Spillz Creative is a Sydney-based videography and photography studio, based on the Northern Beaches, specialising in event, sports and business content. We work across live music, festivals, nightlife, sport and brand video and photography, delivering high-energy, cinematic content that captures the atmosphere of a moment.
Our recent work spans major venues and precincts including The Island, The Mona, 7th Day Brewery, Bucketty's, Dad n Daves, Freshwater Brewery and The Brookie Trail - covering everything from live gigs and touring artists to multi-venue festivals like Brookie Fest and the Brookie Hoedown. We also have a strong background in action sports and surf videography, having worked with athletes, surf brands, and events including the Manly Surf Festival.
We're actively looking to collaborate with venues, promoters, festivals and hospitality precincts across NSW's night-time and 24-hour economy - providing event videography and photography, highlight reels, social media content, and after-movies that help venues and organisers showcase their events and attract future audiences.
We're particularly interested in ongoing partnerships with venues and precincts wanting consistent, high-quality content across multiple events throughout the year, as well as one-off festival and event coverage.
Whether you need a single event captured or an ongoing content partner for your venue or precinct, we bring a fast, friendly, and budget-conscious approach without compromising on quality.
By appointment - we work flexibly around your event, including evenings and weekends, since most event, nightlife and festival coverage happens outside standard business hours.
Get in touch to check availability for your date.
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We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.