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Beverly Boy Productions - Stockton Video Production Company

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Full wedding (ceremony and reception) pricing

Prices start at $5,000

Elopement pricing

Prices start at $5,000



About Beverly Boy Productions - Stockton Video Production Company

Beverly Boy Productions - Stockton Video Production Company

Beverly Boy Productions is a trusted Stockton video production company serving logistics, transportation, agriculture, food, and health care clients across Downtown Stockton, the Waterfront District, and Miracle Mile. With 20+ years of production experience and 25,000+ videos delivered nationwide, our Stockton videographer team creates corporate videos, TV commercials, live event coverage, and branded content for freight operators, port-related companies, ag brands, clinics, and local businesses. Stockton remains a strong market for logistics, agriculture, trade, and health care video production.

Filming in Stockton takes local planning, from warm dry summers and riverfront conditions to event traffic and the day-to-day realities of working in one of the Central Valley’s busiest urban waterfront districts. Our local crews use pro gear and deliver polished, broadcast-ready content on schedule. We regularly film at Weber Point Events Center, around Downtown Stockton, and near the Bob Hope Theatre, where access, timing, and waterfront activity can quickly affect production flow. Stockton shoots run best with early coordination, especially in active downtown areas where venues, dining, arts, and promenade traffic all shape the day.


Services

Services

  • 16mm Films
  • Drone Coverage
  • Engagement Reel
  • Extra Hours
  • Livestream Services
  • Next-day Editing
  • Same-day Editing

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A lean half-day, single-camera shoot in Stockton usually runs $1,600–$2,000, while multi-day packages with drone ops, cinema primes, and full post can climb past $13 K; permit fees through Stockton Community Development Department, scale rates set by IATSE Local 16, and downtown lane-closure postings all nudge the line-item quote so you pay only for the resources your brief actually requires.
Most weeks we’re rolling ag-logistics explainers in warehouses, faculty spotlights for University of the Pacific, lifestyle reels on cafés, and live-streamed city panels downtown, keeping our crews in steady rotation across industrial, academic, lifestyle, and civic projects.
For weekday shoots, 2–3 weeks’ notice usually secures crew and permits. Prime dates, large crews, or public locations may require 4–6 weeks. Last-minute shoots (under 72 hours) are sometimes possible, depending on availability—especially for small crews or interior locations.
Yes. We coordinate permits through Stockton Community Development Department film-permit portal and manage insurance certificates, location approvals, and required city services when filming in public spaces, parks, or high-traffic areas.
Yes, our crews roll everywhere, handling dawn pickups in Brookside, branded reels across Lincoln Village West, and quick doc B-roll in Weston Ranch, so we’ve already dialed in each area’s lane-closure rules, meter-bag timing, and Community Development permit quirks.