Video production for insurance in Colorado serves two audiences that rarely overlap. Agencies and carriers need marketing that explains coverage, builds trust, and helps people choose an agent. Adjusters, restoration companies, and property owners need clear documentation of buildings, roofs, and damage. Both are important in a state where hail, wind, wildfire, and winter weather regularly affect homes and businesses.
Rocky Mountain Photography was founded in 2016 by brothers Jeff and Nick Perry in Denver. We produce marketing video for businesses across many industries, and we document properties with drones, ground cameras, and 3D scanning for construction, real estate, and insurance-related work. We do not adjust claims or make coverage determinations; we capture accurate footage for the professionals who do.
Marketing videos for insurance agencies and carriers
Insurance is hard to explain and easy to tune out. Short, human videos help. Agent introduction videos let prospective clients meet the person they will call when something goes wrong. Explainer videos break down topics like umbrella coverage, deductibles, or business liability in plain language, often with simple graphics. Client stories, filmed with consent, show what working with your agency actually looks like.
We also produce recruiting videos for agencies hiring producers and service staff, internal training for claims and customer service teams, and social clips that answer common questions. Messaging should be reviewed by your compliance team before publishing, and we build review time into the schedule. For product and service explainers, see our explainer video page, and for client stories, our customer testimonial page.
Property documentation video and drone imagery
Documentation footage needs to be clear, complete, and organized, not cinematic. For roofs and exteriors, drone imagery captures elevations, slopes, and details that are difficult or unsafe to reach by ladder. Our pilots check airspace before every flight and follow owner permission and site safety requirements. Ground video walks the exterior and interior, recording conditions room by room with steady, well-lit footage.
Files are labeled by location and date so adjusters, contractors, and owners can find specific views quickly. Some clients use documentation proactively, recording a property's condition before storm season or before a renovation, so there is a baseline on file. For commercial roof work, see our aerial roof inspection imagery. We do not interpret damage or causation; we record what is there for qualified professionals to evaluate.
3D scanning and restoration documentation
Restoration contractors and adjusters often benefit from a complete, measurable record of a space after water, fire, or storm damage. Matterport scans for insurance and restoration capture an entire property in 3D, letting reviewers walk through it remotely and take measurements. Combined with video and drone imagery, the scan gives everyone involved the same view of the property.
Timing matters after a loss. Documenting conditions before cleanup or demolition begins preserves a record of what was there. We work with contractors and property managers to schedule quickly when possible, and we can return to document progress and completed repairs. For larger projects, recurring visits create a timeline from damage to restoration. Broader aerial work, including mapping and inspection imagery, is covered on our drone and aerial hub.