Travel Videographer Insurance
Protect your travel videography business. Purchase online in ten minutes or less.
- Camera equipment insurance starting at $1,000 per item, $5,000 in total
- $2 million total coverage for general liability, $1 million per occurrence
- 1–3 day event policies for short-term coverage
Safeguarding Your Passion: Don't let gear malfunctions or theft hinder your videography journey - equipment coverage keeps you thriving
Travel Videographer Policies
Protect your travel videographer business with our annual packages with up to $2 million general liability coverage, multiple options for camera equipment insurance, and additional policy options for customized coverage.
Designed for videographers who only need short-term coverage, our event policy provides the basic protection your business needs over a 3-day period. With our event policy, you’ll never have to worry about insurance when you don’t absolutely need it.
365 Days of Coverage
- General Liability (2M Limit)
- Products-Completed Operations (2M Limit)
- Up to $75k of Camera Equipment Protection
- Additional Coverage Options Available
- Photographers & Videographers
- Long Term Liability Coverage
$23.83 / month
or $271/year
Event Policy
1-3 Days of Coverage
For photographers and videographers who need basic liability coverage over a 1-3 day period. Add unlimited additional insureds for any event.
$59 / 3 days
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365 Days of Coverage
- General Liability (2M Limit)
- Products-Completed Operations (2M Limit)
- Up to $75k of Camera Equipment Protection
- Additional Coverage Options Available
- Photographers & Videographers
- Long Term Liability Coverage
$23.83 / month
or $271 / year
Annual Policy
365 Days of Coverage
For photographers and videographers who need long-term liability coverage and protection, but don’t need camera equipment insurance. Additional coverage options available.
$12 / month
or $129 / year
Do Travel Videographers Need Liability Insurance?
Travel videographers are sometimes assigned to cover exotic, remote, and beautiful locations, or they may be sent to film the local museum for the tourism board. No matter where your job takes you, you need to protect yourself from the cost of accidents and equipment damage. Full Frame’s travel videographer insurance provides the high-quality, low cost coverage you need to protect your business, including general liability, camera equipment coverage, professional liability, and more.
Documentary Videographer Insurance
As a documentary videographer, your job can take you all over the world to film unique places and the people that live there. This job, while exciting, is not without risk. Injuries, property damage, and equipment loss can be common occurrences while filming a documentary. Travel videographer insurance provides videographers with high-quality, affordable insurance to protect their business no matter where their job takes them.
Memorial & Tribute Videographer Insurance
As a memorial and tribute videographer, you honor the lives and achievements of those who have passed. Your business also faces unique risks. If someone you are filming gets hurt, or if you cause property damage while filming, you could be found liable to pay thousands of dollars in liability claims. Full Frame’s travel videographer insurance provides high-quality, affordable liability insurance to protect your business from the cost of claim., including general liability, camera equipment insurance, and more.
Personal History & Biography Videographer Insurance
As a personal history & biography videographer, you travel to homes and places of historical interest to film interviews and capture stunning moments. Accidents at these locations could cost your business thousands of dollars, whether they result in injuries or property damage. Travel videographer insurance can protect your business with $2 million in coverage for general liability, a variety of camera equipment insurance options, and additional policy options for additional coverage.
Nature Videographer Insurance
As a nature videographer, you never know where your next job will take you. You’ve been to some pretty amazing places, but that is also a business risk. At Full Frame, we made our insurance flexible with event coverage and annual plans that include general liability, camera equipment insurance, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned business owner or are starting as a freelancer, travel videographer insurance is the perfect fit to protect your business.
Here’s a breakdown of our coverage
Frequently Asked Questions About Travel Videographer Insurance
Full Frame offers professional videographers three choices regarding policy and pricing options.
Annual Plus travel videographer insurance starts at $23.38/month or $184 per year and includes camera equipment coverage, damage to premises rented, and general liability insurance. Videographers have the option of adding unlimited additional insureds for $30, professional liability insurance, and cyber liability insurance.
Annual travel videographer insurance starts at $12/month or $129 per year and includes damage to rented premises and general liability insurance. Videographers have the option of adding camera equipment coverage, professional liability insurance, unlimited additional insureds for $30, and cyber liability insurance.
Event travel videographer insurance is $59 for up to three days of coverage. It includes unlimited additional insureds for $5 and general liability insurance. The Event policy does not include camera equipment insurance.
Our policies cover documentary videographer insurance, nature videographer insurance, travel videographer insurance, memorial videography insurance, and biography videography insurance.
Covered risks of a travel videographer can include:
- A storm causes water damage to your camera.
- A faulty memory card loses all your client’s photos.
- While on a shoot, your client trips on your lighting equipment and injures themselves.
- Your lighting equipment falls and shatters a window while at a rented studio.
We can cover these risks through general liability insurance, camera equipment insurance, and listing an additional insured on your insurance policy.
Yes. An additional insured can be an event organizer, studio owner, or national park who requires you to extend insurance protection to them by listing them as an additional insured. Adding an additional insured to your policy not only protects the additional insureds but you as well. This can protect you from having to pay for damages that your business may accidentally cause.
For the Annual Plus policy and Annual policy, unlimited additional insureds are $30. With the Event policy, additional insureds are $5.
Full Frame Insurance provides professional videographers with affordable insurance, high-end coverage, and easy online access to all of your policy documents and insurance certificates.
When you insure your business with Full Frame you can expect a personal experience where your business matters. Our US-based, licensed agents don’t make commission, making your policy cheaper and offering a more personal experience. Our agents are available to answer any and all insurance questions you may have.
Full Frame provides freelance photographers with a wide variety of coverage options. Here is a list of coverage options a freelance photographer needs:
- General Liability
- Camera Equipment Coverage
- Damage to Rented Premises
- Professional Liability
- Cyber Liability
- Offers Increased Limits
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