Video and photography studios in Denver tend to specialize. When a product launch, rebrand, or seasonal campaign needs both, booking two studios and two crews doubles the coordination, the travel for your team and products, and the chances that the photos and the video look like they came from different brands. Shooting both in one place, with one plan, avoids most of that.
Rocky Mountain Photography was founded in 2016 by brothers Jeff and Nick Perry in Denver. The company began with photography and grew into full video production, so combined shoots are a natural fit for how we work. Marketing teams, ecommerce brands, founders, and agencies use our studio days to come away with a complete library: hero images, product shots, portraits, and finished video.
Shooting photo and video in one session
A combined session starts with a single shot list that covers both mediums. We group setups by backdrop and lighting so the photographer and videographer can share the same scene: while video captures a product rotating on a turntable, stills are taken from a second angle, or the photographer finishes a portrait set while the video crew adjusts audio for an interview. The schedule is built so neither team waits on the other.
Consistency is the real advantage. Lighting is designed for both cameras, wardrobe and props are approved once, and color is matched in post so a product page, a social ad, and a launch video feel like one campaign. Your team signs off on looks at the start of the day rather than across two separate shoots weeks apart, which keeps approvals simpler and timelines shorter.
Studio spaces and what each is good for
Our white cyc wall is a seamless backdrop that reads clean and bright. It suits ecommerce products, apparel, headshots, and video where you want subjects to appear on pure white or a soft gradient. The black cyc wall gives a dramatic, low-key look for premium products, moody portraits, and interviews where the subject should stand out from a dark background.
The green screen room handles compositing work and also doubles as our audio-focused space, which makes it useful for voiceovers, podcast recordings, and interviews that need quieter conditions. Many combined shoots move between all three spaces in one day. Details about rental blocks, setup time, and what equipment is included are confirmed in your quote, and you can see more about the spaces on our video studio rental and photo studio pages.
Who books combined photo and video studio days
Product companies are the most common fit, especially before a launch when they need catalog images, lifestyle shots, an explainer, and a stack of short clips for social media all at once. Our product photography team handles styling details like reflections, labels, and texture, and the video crew adds motion and sound.
Companies refreshing their brand often book combined days for leadership portraits, team photos, and interview videos with executives. Agencies use the format to deliver a full campaign from one production, and creators use it to build a portfolio of thumbnails, channel art, and video intros. When a project needs larger sets or client viewing during commercial work, see our commercial video studio rentals. When filming needs to happen at your location instead, the same combined approach works on site.