Travel Videographer Insurance
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Travel Videographer Insurance Policies
Protect your travel videography business with up to $2 million in general liability with videographer insurance from Full Frame Insurance (FFI). Boost your protection by adding coverage for your cameras and equipment, professional liability (aka “errors and omissions”), cyber liability, and more.
Just need short-term coverage? Not a problem! Our short term event policy provides the basic protection you need for 1-3 day events.
- 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
or $347/year
- 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
or $347 / year
or $129 / year
Do Travel Videographers Need Liability Insurance?
Some travel videographers cover exotic, remote, and beautiful locations, others might be hired 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.
Travel videographer insurance from FFI provides the high-quality, low cost coverage you need to protect your business, including general liability, camera equipment coverage, professional liability, and more.
Documentary Videographers
Documentary videography work can take you anywhere, from crowded city streets to remote locations. It also comes with real risks: client injuries, mishaps causing property damage, and accidental gear damage can happen on the road.
FFI’s travel videographer insurance gives you affordable coverage options to help protect your business wherever you’re filming.
Memorial & Tribute Videographers
You help families preserve the stories that matter, but filming on location (or even in a studio) comes with real risks. If someone is injured during a session, or if you accidentally damage a venue or private property, you could be responsible for costly claims.
Videographer insurance from FFI offers affordable coverage options to help protect your business, including general liability, camera equipment insurance, and more.
Personal History & Biography Videographers
You travel to clients’ homes and meaningful locations to film interviews and capture moments worth preserving. When you’re working in unfamiliar spaces, accidents can happen, and an injury or property damage claim can get expensive fast.
Travel videographer insurance can help protect your business with up to $2 million in general liability coverage, flexible camera equipment insurance options, and add-ons for extra protection.
Nature Videographers
Shooting at outdoors locations with unpredictable conditions (not to mention unpredictable wildlife subjects!) is part of your job, but it also comes with real business risk. FFI offers flexible travel videographer insurance, including both event coverage and annual plans.
Choose coverage options like general liability and camera equipment insurance, plus add-ons for extra protection. Whether you’re an established nature videographer or just getting started, you can get coverage that fits the way you work.
Here’s a breakdown of our coverage
FAQs About Travel Videographer Insurance
The cost of insurance for travel videographers starts at $59 per short term event or $12 per month for year round coverage. The most popular option with videographers is FFI’s Annual+ plan, because it bundles camera equipment insurance with general liability coverage, which has a starting cost of $30.17 per month.
Videographer insurance is designed to cover common risks, including:
- Your client trips over your lighting equipment and sprains an ankle
- Your lighting stand falls and shatters a window while at a rented studio
- Your camera or lenses are damaged from an accidental drop
- Your client’s video shoot is lost because your memory card was faulty
FFI can cover claims like these through general liability insurance, camera equipment insurance, professional liability coverage, and more.
Most travel videographers should have:
- General liability insurance to help cover accidental third-party injury or property damage claims during a shoot.
- Camera equipment insurance to help repair or replace gear that is stolen or accidentally damaged.
- Professional liability to help cover claims of mistakes or issues (like a failed memory card) that make it impossible to fulfill a contract.
Learn more about liability insurance for videographers.
Yes, the cost of videographer insurance is well worth it. Even just one accident that results in third party property damage or physical injury can cost far more than the policy. Videography liability insurance can protect your income, your equipment, and your business if something goes wrong on a work trip or during a shoot.
- Matnetik
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