Live performance photography in Vancouver starts at $450 for up to 90 minutes with 50+ edited images. A four-hour half day is $950 and a full festival day is $1,800. Coverage includes stage, audience and atmosphere, with backstage access where permitted, and galleries delivered within 3–7 business days.
Who we work with
Coverage for artists, bands, promoters, venues, festivals, labels and management throughout Vancouver and British Columbia.
The photographs are made to be used: press and promotion, social media, artist websites, tour marketing and venue marketing.
Live work is about timing and low light. We work within the venue's photo rules and move carefully around the audience, with as little disruption as possible.
On stage
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Live performance pricing
Single set
Live Performance
$450 90 minutes- Up to 90 minutes
- 50+ edited photographs
- Promotional licence for the commissioning artist, venue or promoter
- Delivery in 3–5 business days
Half day
Half-Day Performance
$950 4 hours- Up to 4 hours
- Multiple performers
- Stage, audience and atmosphere
- 120+ edited photographs
- Delivery in 5 business days
Festival
Full-Day Festival
$1,800 8 hours- Up to 8 hours
- Multiple artists
- Venue and event details
- 150+ edited photographs
- Delivery in 5–7 business days
Add-ons: additional hour $215 · second photographer $175/hr · 48-hour priority selects $150. Record label, publication, sponsor and advertising usage quoted separately.
Final delivery is finished, edited high-resolution photographs in a private online gallery that stays available for 90 days. RAW and unedited files are not included unless a commercial production agreement says otherwise in writing.
Frequently asked
How much does concert photography cost in Vancouver?
From $450 for a single performance up to $1,800 for a full festival day. Rates depend on coverage length and the number of performers.
Can the venue and the artist both use the images?
The promotional licence covers whoever commissions the shoot. If the artist, venue and promoter all need usage rights, that's arranged before the booking.
Do you need a photo pass?
Yes, for ticketed venue shows. If you're the promoter or the artist, you can usually arrange it. We're familiar with standard three-song and no-flash restrictions.