Video production in Fort Worth,
from campus to convention floor.
Griffith Media provides video production in Fort Worth, TX, with a crew that makes the drive from Richardson often. Tarrant County College is an ongoing client for recruitment and campaign video. Kellie, a broadcast show we produce, is shot in Fort Worth. And this summer we worked a convention downtown from inside a broadcast truck, with a wireless camera rig on stage.
Three kinds of Fort Worth work.
Campus work has a calendar.
Recruitment and campaign pieces for Tarrant County College land on enrollment deadlines, not on ours. We plan shoots around class schedules and get usable takes from students who are not actors.
Broadcast is a different discipline.
Kellie is a show, not a video. It needs a repeatable look, a post pipeline that delivers every episode on time, and a team that understands air dates.
Trucks, stages, and wireless.
For the downtown convention we worked from inside a TV truck and put a wireless rig on the presenter on stage. Coverage in a venue that size is a crew-and-comms problem before it is a camera problem.
What the Fort Worth work looks like
Tarrant County College has come back to us for recruitment and program storytelling. Cecilia Jacobs, who leads communications and marketing there, wrote the review below.
Kellie is a broadcast show we handle primary production and post for, airing on Victory, a Dish Network channel. It is the steadiest kind of work we do: the same set, the same pace, episode after episode.
This summer, a convention at the Fort Worth Convention Center put us inside a broadcast truck for the general sessions, with a wireless camera rig following the presenter on stage. Fort Worth is about fifty minutes from the studio, so we schedule Fort Worth days as full days and bring everything, including backups, the first time.
On set for Kellie in Fort Worth, and on campus for Tarrant County College.
Fort Worth,
in their words.
“What stood out to us was the time they took to really listen to our vision and what we were trying to accomplish. They were able to take that and frame it in a way that was better than what we imagined.”
Cecilia’s review followed a Tarrant County College project in 2024. The work has continued since.
- Campus recruitment video
- Broadcast show production
- Convention and general-session coverage
- Live switching and streaming
- Same-day event edits
- Executive interviews
FAQ
- Is Fort Worth inside your service area?
- Yes. Fort Worth and the rest of Tarrant County are part of the metroplex we cover from Richardson. We schedule Fort Worth shoots as full days so the drive happens once.
- Have you worked at the Fort Worth Convention Center?
- Yes, this summer, from inside a broadcast truck for the general sessions, with a wireless camera rig on stage. Convention work is about comms, power, and camera positions agreed with the venue before load-in.
- Do you produce for colleges in Fort Worth?
- Tarrant County College is an ongoing client for recruitment, campaign, and program storytelling. Higher education is one of our five core industries, and student-facing video has its own rules about consent, timing, and tone.
- Can you live-stream a Fort Worth event?
- Yes. Multi-camera live production and streaming, with switching, graphics, and delivery to any platform, is a core service, and it travels.
Worth the drive.
We make it often.
Tell us the venue and the date. A producer replies within one business day.