Frequently Asked
Questions

On It Video is a one-stop equipment and support solution for crews traveling to shoot in the Charleston area. Instead of renting gear from multiple vendors and juggling separate delivery and pickup times, you get everything in one van, dropped off and picked up for you. That includes C-stands, lights, scrims, bounce, clamps, and a Dana dolly, plus an assistant for the day who helps load in, set up, run the shoot, and strike it all at the end. Camera and audio packages are also available — Sony FX6 and FX3 with prime lenses, industry-standard Lectrosonics lavs and receivers with Sanken microphones, Sennheiser 416 and MK50 booms, and a list of support gear too long to recite. When crews run the numbers, it's an easy call: me, the van, and all the gear you need for $1,500 a day.

Yes, and it's one of the most common ways I work. Out-of-town producers and network crews regularly bring me in as local specialist support in the Charleston area. I know the locations, I have the gear, and I can have a subject lit and mic'd for broadcast quickly — which matters when you're on a tight schedule in an unfamiliar city.

Corporate clients for leadership and internal communications videos, law firms for advertising and testimonials, political campaigns, documentary productions, broadcast television including PBS and CNN, and healthcare organizations. The work spans boardrooms, law offices, campaign headquarters, hospitals, and outdoor documentary locations.

Absolutely. From Los Angeles to New York to Europe — Keith is available for national and international travel. Travel is a standard part of how he works. Day rates and travel terms are discussed during the project brief, and there are no hidden fees — everything is outlined upfront.

Corporate interviews and testimonials, documentary and long-form content, photography, music video and audio performance capture, and in some cases live performance recording. Clients have included CNN, PBS, Boeing, and 60 Minutes Australia.

Day rates vary from job to job and depend on the scope of work and how many other people are hired for the shoot. Contact Keith directly for a quote — most projects receive a response within 24 hours. See On It Video

Keith shoots with a Sony FX6 with prime lenses, a Sony FX3, and a Sony A7. For lighting, he travels with an entire van full of lighting stands, scrims, and professional grip equipment — all fully insured. A complete equipment list is available on request.

Yes, but not always. Most of Keith's work is filmed for agencies — the footage goes on a Google Drive for their editor and that's the end of it. Full post-production is available when needed, but it's not always part of the equation. Keith has done this many times, and jobs that require lots of lighting, audio, and helping hands typically turn into at least a two-person crew.

Yes, and Keith has done this many times. He is an experienced local fixer and DP for out-of-town productions. Jobs that require lots of lighting, audio, and helping hands typically turn into at least a two-person crew. He knows the best locations in Charleston and the surrounding Lowcountry and has worked alongside crews from major networks including CNN and PBS.

Yes — Keith has been photographing professional headshots and portraits in Charleston for 15+ years. Sessions are available for actors, executives, attorneys, performers, and anyone who needs a strong professional image. Studio or on-location, throughout Charleston and the Lowcountry.

Nine out of ten times, jobs are arranged by marketing agencies — they are the ones that keep Keith busy. He doesn't actively seek out marketing or promotional work himself. His job is to show up, execute at a high level, and deliver a quality product that makes the agency look good.

Check out the Music & Audio page — music has always been a big part of this journey. Keith has produced music videos and live performance recordings for artists including Charlton Singleton, Katelyn Fajardo, Ranky Tanky, Dangermuffin, and others.