Packages, examples and pricing for the Get Low OBX car show, September 24 to 27.

Get Low · Outer Banks

Get Low OBX.

September 24 to 27 · Nags Head, NC

Car video for the show weekend. Rolling shots, cinematics, and a set of stills out of the footage. Booked before I drive up.

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Pre booking only, and 23 of 24 slots are left. Booking closes five days before the show. Once a time is taken it is gone, and I plan every location around who is already confirmed, so I cannot add shoots once I am there. Four days, one of me.
The packages

Pick your look.

All real work from real shoots. Swipe a card, or tap the dots, to see more.

Stills or photos, and the difference. On the video packages, Cinematic and Short Film include 20 stills, and those are frames pulled straight out of the 4K footage. They are graded like the reel and they look right on a phone, which is where they are going. Roller Session has no stills at all: it is a short rolling clip and there is not enough in it to cut a set from. The three photo packages, Photo Film, Digital Photos and The Full Gallery, are the real thing, shot on a camera as their own session. Book one on its own or add it to any video and take $50 off.
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Video
Roller Session
$200

Straight rolling shots on a scenic road or the highway. The quick one off.

  • ✓Rolling shots, 1 car
  • ✓1 vertical reel
  • –No stills on this one, there is not enough footage for a set
  • ✓Add exhaust audio for $50 a car
  • ✓Back within 72 hours, guaranteed
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Cinematic
$250

One car at a single location. Static and detail work, no rollers.

  • ✓Static and detail work, 1 car
  • ✓1 vertical reel
  • ✓20 stills pulled from the video
  • –No rollers on this one
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Best value
Video
Short Film
$500

The full session. Rollers, statics and details, cut into one reel.

  • ✓Full session, 1 car
  • ✓1 vertical reel
  • ✓20 stills pulled from the video
  • ✓Exhaust audio included
  • ✓Add more edits later from the same footage
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Photo
Photo Film
$250

One roll of actual film, shot on location and sent to my lab.

  • ✓One roll of 35mm, 1 car
  • ✓Every usable frame scanned and delivered
  • ✓Real photography, not stills from video
  • ✓$50 off when added to any video package
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Digital Photos
$200

A proper photo session. 20 to 30 edited photos in my signature grade.

  • ✓20 to 30 edited photos, 1 car
  • ✓Real photography, shot on a camera, not stills from video
  • ✓Ready to post or print
  • ✓$50 off when added to any video package
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The Full Gallery
$500

The upgrade. A full set plus the animated frames people actually stop on.

  • ✓40 or more edited photos, 1 car
  • ✓Animated frames cut from the set
  • ✓Real photography, shot on a camera, not stills from video
  • ✓$50 off when added to any video package
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Good to know
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Stills are frames, photos are a session. Cinematic and Short Film include 20 stills pulled from the 4K footage, and Roller Session comes with none. If you want actual photography, book Photo Film, Digital Photos or The Full Gallery, all shot on a camera.

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Bundle a photo package and save $50. Add Photo Film, Digital Photos or The Full Gallery to any video and each one drops $50. Add two and that is $100 off.

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Groups welcome. Each extra car adds 25 percent. Exhaust audio stays $50 per car.

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Add edits later. I keep your footage, so you can order more cuts without another shoot. Extra edits run $100 to $300 depending on the package, and I will tell you exactly what yours is.

Vendors and brands

Bring your whole booth.

If you are selling at Get Low, or bringing a team of cars to represent a brand, these are built for you. Commercial usage is included on all four, because this is advertising first. It is also the record of your weekend, and it should be good enough to want on your wall. But it has to sell something.

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First show pricing. This is the first event I am offering these at, so they are priced to get a few brands through the door and see what works. They go up after this one.
Show day
Booth Drop-In
$250

Your booth on Saturday, cut into one horizontal reel that actually sells the thing you are selling.

  • Booth coverage on Saturday during show hours
  • 1 horizontal reel: your product, your setup, your team working
  • People stopping, looking and buying, not an empty table
  • Commercial usage included
  • Priority delivery, ahead of everything except Roller Sessions
  • No cars included, and nothing shot away from the booth
  • No stills and no iPhone reels on this tier
Booked separately
Commercial usage on its own$400
Comes to$400
You pay$250
The licence alone normally costs more than this whole tier.
Booth plus 1 car
Booth + Product
$600

Your booth, plus an hour or more away from the show with your product on a car.

  • Booth coverage during show hours
  • Plus an hour to an hour and a half shooting away from the show
  • 1 car included
  • 1 horizontal reel for the car
  • 1 horizontal reel for the show itself
  • 1 vertical iPhone reel
  • 20 stills pulled from the video
  • Commercial usage included
  • Priority delivery, ahead of everything except Roller Sessions
  • Extra cars $150 each
  • Not included: multi day coverage
Booked separately
1 car video with 20 stills, at Short Film rates$500
Booth coverage and a show reel, at Booth Drop-In rates$250
Commercial usage$400
Comes to$1,150
You pay$600
Before counting the iPhone reel, which is not sold on its own.
Best value
Multi day, 2 cars
Weekend Vendor
$1,200

More than one day covered, two of your cars filmed, and a recap you can run as an advert.

  • Multi day coverage across the weekend
  • 2 cars included
  • 1 horizontal reel for each car, so 2 car reels
  • 2 horizontal reels of the show itself
  • 1 bigger recap, cut as a brand advert
  • 3 vertical iPhone reels
  • 25 stills pulled from the video
  • Behind the scenes coverage
  • Commercial usage included
  • Priority delivery, ahead of everything except Roller Sessions
  • Extra cars $300 each
Booked separately
2 car videos with stills, at Short Film rates$1,000
Booth coverage and 2 show reels, at Booth Drop-In rates$250
Commercial usage$400
Comes to$1,650
You pay$1,200
Before counting the recap advert, the 3 iPhone reels, the behind the scenes, or the extra stills. None of those are sold separately.
Only 2 spots
All four days
Full Weekend Partner
$2,000 / $2,500
$2,000 with 3 cars · $2,500 with 5 cars

Everything, all four days, every car filmed, and a second shooter on real photography beside me.

  • Everything in Weekend Vendor
  • All four days, Thursday the 24th through Sunday the 27th
  • 3 cars at $2,000, or 5 cars at $2,500
  • 1 horizontal reel for each car
  • 2 horizontal reels of the show itself
  • 1 compilation film across the weekend, cut as a brand advert
  • 5 vertical iPhone reels
  • 25 stills pulled from the video
  • Plus a dedicated photographer shooting real photography alongside those stills
  • Commercial usage included
  • Priority delivery, ahead of everything except Roller Sessions
  • Extra cars $250 each
Booked separately
3 car videos with stills, at Short Film rates$1,500
Booth coverage and 2 show reels, at Booth Drop-In rates$250
Dedicated photographer for the day$500
Commercial usage$400
Comes to$2,650
You pay$2,000
That is the $2,000 build. Before counting the compilation film, the 5 iPhone reels, the fourth day, or the behind the scenes.
Booth coverage happens while the show runs. Saturday 11 to 6 is when everyone is at Soundside, so it is the one window that does not compete with anything else you might book. Your recap comes back fast, while people are still talking about the weekend, and the photos follow.
What you are actually buying. Content that sells the thing you are selling. My last few builds pulled 295K, 265K and 156K views. I tag you, I post it to my own audience, and the recap is cut so it works as an ad first. If you have a shop or a site, the goal is that it sends people there. It is still the record of your weekend, and you will want to keep it, but it has to earn its place before it does anything else.
Send another brand my way and you both win. Put their handle in the referral box at checkout, they get 10 percent off and you get 10 percent of what they spend back, as cash or credit toward your own shoot.
Full Weekend Partner is capped at 2 spots. It is four days of my time plus a second shooter I am paying, so I can take two brands and no more. Once both are gone that tier comes off the page for this event.
How the videos are counted. Every car gets its own video. Two cars, two videos. Five cars, five videos. The show itself always gets its own video on top of that, and then one bigger recap cut to work as a brand advert. So Weekend Vendor, with its 2 cars included, is two car reels plus a show reel plus a recap.
What separates the tiers is how many cars I film. Booth Drop-In is the booth and nothing else. Booth + Product includes 1 car. Weekend Vendor includes 2. Full Weekend Partner includes 3, or 5 on the higher price. Everything else, the extra days, the recap, the iPhone reels, the photographer, stacks on top of that. Bring more than the included count and each extra car is $150 on Booth + Product, $300 on Weekend Vendor and $250 on Full Weekend Partner, so the bigger the group the cheaper each car gets.
Your reels come horizontal. iPhone reels are the vertical ones. Everything I cut for a brand is horizontal, because that is what works on a site, in an ad, and on a screen at your booth. If you want vertical for stories, those are shot on an iPhone and they scale with the tier: Booth Drop-In gets none, Booth + Product gets 1, Weekend Vendor gets 3, and Full Weekend Partner gets 5.
Photo packages and the dedicated photographer are not the same thing. Digital Photos and The Full Gallery are photo sessions I shoot myself, so they happen instead of video, not alongside it. The $500 dedicated photographer is a second shooter working the whole day next to me, so video and real photography happen at the same time. That is the one built for a booth or a team.
Where the stills come from. On every vendor tier the stills are frames pulled out of the 4K video, graded the same as the reel. Full Weekend Partner is the only one that also brings a dedicated photographer, so on that tier you get both: the 25 stills from video and real photography from a second shooter. On any other tier you can add that photographer for $500.
Every add on works on a vendor package too. Exhaust audio at $50 a car, extra edits from $100, and a dedicated photographer for the day at $500. Extra cars past the included count are priced per tier and are listed above.
None of it quite fits? Then we build it. Product launch, a shoot with your team and your customers' cars, a set of ads cut to different lengths, coverage across more than one day. Tell me what the goal is and I will put a package together and price it properly. Nothing here is a fixed menu.
Build and book yours
Pick one in the builder below, add extra cars if your crew is bigger, and pay the deposit right there. Want something that is not on the list? Email me or message @shotby.dru and I will price it.
Build your slot

Your total.

Tap what you want. Bundle savings apply as you go.

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Bringing someone with you? Both of you save. Put their Instagram handle in the referral box at checkout and they take 10 percent off their booking. You get 10 percent of what they spend back, as cash or credit toward your own shoot. No cap, nothing to sign up for, your handle is the code. It works the other way too, so if someone sent you here, put their handle in and your total drops 10 percent before you pay.
Never booked something like this? Start with the Roller Session at $200. Twenty minutes of shooting, and you leave with a rolling reel inside 72 hours, guaranteed. It is rollers only, so no stills, but you can add exhaust audio at $50 a car, film, or a photographer right here. Nothing is locked in until you pay.
Pick what you want
How many cars
1car
Rolling solo
Vendors and brands
Add ons, available on any tier
Andrew
Andrew Hutcheson

I shoot cars full time out of Atlanta and I am driving up for these four days. Everything on this page is my own work, and you can see the rest of it on @shotby.dru. Your deposit holds your slot and comes off your balance, and the rest is due when I see you.

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They save 10 percent. You make 10 percent. Send anyone my way and have them put your Instagram handle in the referral box. They get 10 percent off their booking, and you get 10 percent of what they spend, as cash or credit toward your own shoot. No cap, nothing to sign up for, your handle is the code.

You get paid on their shoot day, once they settle the balance. Send me proof you referred them, a screenshot of the DM or text works, and I send it out. If they cancel or never show, you still get 10 percent of the deposit they paid, because you did your part either way.

Rolling in together is cheaper still, each extra car in the same slot is 25 percent rather than full price.
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Want something bigger? The full storytelling film I make for out of state clients starts around $800 and is priced per build. My last one did 43K likes. See it → Message me before booking closes and we will price it out.
Booking

How it works.

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Pick your day and the light you want. Morning, sunset, or night, any day from the 24th through the 27th.
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A 50 percent deposit locks your time and comes off your balance. You pay it when you book.
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I come to you at your slot, at a location I pick for your car. The remaining 50 percent is due that day.
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You get everything edited and graded in my signature look.
The order things come back in
First
Roller Sessions, guaranteed within 72 hours
Then
All brand and vendor work, ahead of everything else
Next
Stills, film scans, photo galleries
Then
Cinematic reels
Last
Short Film reels
Roller Sessions are the one hard promise: 72 hours, guaranteed. After that, brand and vendor work jumps the queue ahead of everything else, because a brand is paying for content it needs while people still care. Then the rest, in the order above. Film waits on a lab I do not control, and I am shooting back to back for four days and then driving ten hours home, so I would rather give you the order than a date I might miss. Need something by a particular day? Tell me before you book and I will say honestly whether I can hit it.
All sales are final. Your deposit holds your slot and comes off your balance, and it is not refundable. You can move to another time as long as you tell me in advance and that slot is still open. Local to Georgia? You can reschedule to a date after the show.
The light

Pick your hour.

All four days, Thursday the 24th through Sunday the 27th. The golden hours below are the light you want for a full session. A Roller Session takes about an hour, so those fit anywhere, including late.

Sunrise
6:15 to 7:45 am
Sun is up at 6:53. Soft light, empty roads, no traffic to fight. Best for a Short Film.
Sunset
5:15 to 6:45 pm
Sun drops at 6:54. The warmest light of the day and the one that books first. Best for a Short Film.
Night
7:45 to 9:15 pm
Full dark by 7:20. Neon, streetlights, and headlight work.
Any time
Through the day
A Roller Session runs about an hour, so I can slot those between the golden hours. Late night works too, I have shot as late as 3am.
What is still open
Thu 24
Sunrise, 2 slotsSunset, 2 slotsNight, 2 slots
Fri 25
Sunrise, 1 of 2 leftSunset, 2 slotsNight, 2 slots
Sat 26
Sunrise, 2 slotsSunset, 2 slotsNight, 2 slots
Sun 27
Sunrise, 2 slotsSunset, 2 slotsNight, 2 slots
Two shoots per window, and that is the hard ceiling. A Short Film runs about three hours and takes a whole window on its own. Twenty four slots across the four days, one of me, and I update this page as they go. Saturday 11 to 6 is show hours, which is when booth coverage runs and the one window car shoots cannot use.
Times are picked after you pay. Once your deposit is in you get my live calendar for all four days and you choose your slot right there. Nothing is held until then, so the earlier you book the more of the good light is still open.
How long is the shoot itself? Roller Session about an hour. Cinematic about 90 minutes. Short Film runs about three hours built around golden hour, so it fills a window on its own. Film adds about ten minutes. Delivery dates are below.
Questions

Before you book.

I am going to be busy that whole weekend

A roller session is twenty minutes of actual shooting and about an hour door to door. I work around whatever else you have on. Sunrise is the slot most people avoid and it is also the best light of the day, empty roads and nobody around, so being busy from ten onwards costs you nothing.

I already have someone shooting my car

Good. I have a lot of different options your current shooter may not be covering. Have a look through the packages and see if there is any coverage you would want to add on top of the footage you are already getting.

What exactly do I get?

Every package lists its count and the counts do not move. Roller Session $200: rolling shots of 1 car, 1 vertical reel, back within 72 hours, guaranteed. No stills, it is rollers only. Cinematic $250: statics and details on 1 car, 1 vertical reel, 20 stills from the video, no rollers. Short Film $500: the full session on 1 car, 1 vertical reel, 20 stills from the video, exhaust audio included. Photo Film $250: one roll of 35mm, every usable frame scanned. Digital Photos $200: 20 to 30 edited photos of 1 car, shot on a camera. The Full Gallery $500: 40 or more edited photos plus the animated frames cut from the set.

Roller Sessions are guaranteed within 72 hours. After that, brand and vendor work jumps the queue ahead of everything else. Then the rest. I am shooting back to back for four days and then driving ten hours home, and a roll of film sits with a lab I do not control, so outside the roller guarantee I would rather give you the order than a date I might miss. If you need it by a particular date, tell me before you book and I will tell you honestly whether I can hit it.

Are the photos real photos?

Depends on the package. I do shoot real photo packages, and I also pull stills straight out of the 4K footage on the video ones. Both look right on a phone. Ask me which one fits what you are after and I will tell you straight.

What if it rains, or I cannot make it

Rain: we shoot anyway. It is outdoors either way and wet pavement usually looks better on camera than blue sky.

Moving your time: free, as long as you tell me in advance and the slot you want is still open. Message me and I will move you.

Cancelling: the deposit is not refundable. It is what stops a held slot from going empty on a weekend I only get once, and it comes straight off your balance if you do show. If something goes wrong on my end you get everything back, which has not happened yet.

Local to me in Georgia? You can reschedule to any date after the show instead.

Can I use these for sponsorships and brand deals

Yes. You own what I deliver and you can use it however you want, including pitching sponsors, sending it to brands, or running it as a paid ad. Vendor and brand packages include commercial usage in writing on the invoice. I keep the right to post it on my own account and that is the only thing I hold back.

Can my friend and I do it together

Yes, and it is cheaper that way. Each extra car in the same slot adds 25 percent of the package rather than another full price, so two cars on a Roller Session is $250 rather than $400. Exhaust audio stays $50 per car. Set the number of cars in the builder and the total works itself out.

How does booking work?

Pick your package in the builder, pay a 50 percent deposit, then choose your day and time on the calendar that appears. The other half is already on the same invoice, due the day I shoot you.

What days are you in the Outer Banks?

Thursday the 24th through Sunday the 27th of September, all four days. Sunrise runs 6:15 to 7:45, sunset 5:15 to 6:45, night from 7:45. Short shoots fit any time between, and I am happy to go late if that is the look you want.

Can I add photos to a video package?

Yes, and every photo package drops $50 when you do. Photo Film goes to $200, Digital Photos to $150, The Full Gallery to $450. Add two of them and that is $100 off. If you want photos shot at the same time as video rather than in their own session, that is the dedicated photographer add on, because it takes a second shooter.

How much does each edit cost?

Anywhere from $100 to $300, depending on the package you booked. Bigger shoot, more footage to cut through. I keep everything, so you can order another edit now or months from now without booking a second shoot. Ask me and I will tell you exactly what yours would be.

Where do we shoot?

If you booked rollers, a scenic road or the highway. If you booked a cinematic or photos without rollers, a single location. Book a bundle and you get both. Either way I hand pick the spot around your car, the time of day, and where the light will be.

How long does each shoot take?

Anywhere from 1 to 3 hours, depending on what you book.

Can we shoot late at night?

Yes. I have shot as late as 3am at other events. If the light you want is neon, empty roads, or long exposures, late is often better.

Can I just find you at the show and book then?

No, this is pre booking only, and booking closes five days before the show. Before I drive up I am scouting locations and building a route around everyone confirmed, so I cannot add a shoot on site. The only exception is if I post an open slot on my story because something moved, and those go fast.

How does the referral thing work?

Send someone my way and have them put your Instagram handle in the referral box when they book. They get 10 percent off, you get 10 percent of what they spend. Cash or credit toward your own shoot, your pick. No cap and nothing to sign up for. Your handle is the code.

You get paid on their shoot day, once they have settled up with me. If they cancel or never show, you still get 10 percent of the deposit they paid, because you did your part either way.

Send me proof you referred them, a screenshot of the DM or text is all I need, then it goes out on Venmo, Cash App or PayPal.

When does it get posted?

I post in the order I shot. If you were the last shoot of the weekend, your post comes up last. Your files are yours as soon as they are delivered though, so post whenever you want. If you would rather do it as a collab post with me, that works too.

Should I prep my car?

Give it a wash if you can and make sure everything you want featured is working, lights, exhaust, ride height. It is not mandatory. A clean car just means we spend the light on good shots instead of working around water spots.

What if I am running late?

There is a 15 to 30 minute window and then we work with whatever time is left. The days are booked back to back and the sun does not wait, so on a sunrise or sunset slot being late costs you the light you came for.

Why me

What the work actually does.

Anyone can hand you files. These are the numbers those files pulled, straight off my account.

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295Kon my last storytelling film
I shoot rolling, not just parked. Most people at a show hand you stills. Rollers need a second car, a driver, and someone who has done it enough to get it sharp at speed. That is the shot people stop on.
Your exhaust, recorded properly. Studio mics rated to 140dB, so it still sounds like it does in person after Instagram compresses it. Phone audio turns every car into the same buzz.
Rollers come back in 72 hours, guaranteed. Most of what you see at a show lands weeks later, when nobody cares any more.
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Lock it in before the show.

Booking closes five days before the show so I can plan locations and routes around who is confirmed. Once it closes I cannot add shoots on site. Four days, one of me, booked in the order people lock them in.

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