Video Department (VIDEO DEPT.) is a Fort Lauderdale video production studio, a short drive from the Broward County Convention Center. At the 2027 NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference we film exhibitors' booths: a 1–2 minute recap, 5 captioned interviews with your team and the schedulers and dispatchers who stop by, and all the raw footage, delivered within a week. $3,000, fixed.
Who exhibitsFBOs, flight planning and trip support, catering, maintenance and charter operators
OrganizerNational Business Aviation Association (NBAA)
Last year3,500 attendees and 440+ exhibiting companies (SDC2026, Cleveland)
Dates and details from the organizer's own website and exhibitor documents, checked November 12, 2026; check yours before you book. VIDEO DEPT. films for exhibitors and isn't affiliated with NBAA SDC or its organizer.
Recent work
A booth film and a conference film.
A trade show booth in Fort Lauderdale and an owners' conference in Delray Beach, filmed by VIDEO DEPT. This is the kind of film you get. Tap to play.
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What to film
What's worth filming at SDC2027
The people walking the SDC floor are the schedulers and dispatchers who choose the FBO, the fuel and the trip support for their flights. One booth day turns their visits into videos your sales team can use all year.
Customer voices
Short interviews with schedulers and dispatchers who already use your FBO or service, filmed at your booth.
Your team, by name
The people your customers call, on camera, so a name becomes a face before the next trip request.
Fuel Row partners
On a Fuel Row, your FBO and its fuel provider can share one film, each with its own cut.
Monday's opening night
The hall opens Monday evening with the welcome reception, the busiest hour for the recap.
Badges: NBAA requires an official exhibitor badge for everyone in the hall, and exhibitors can give badges from their booth's allotment to the people working their booth. If you have no badge to spare, NBAA sells extra exhibitor badges through its badge portal.
Photographers: NBAA's booth rules ask exhibitor photographers not to shoot from ladders or block the aisles, and photographers who aren't registered for the conference check in with the NBAA exhibits team. We do both.
Sound: booth sound must stay at or under 85 decibels, so we interview with lavalier mics in a quiet corner of your booth instead of loudspeakers.
Paperwork: NBAA treats anyone hired to serve your booth as an exhibitor-appointed contractor, with its own form and certificate of insurance. We fill them in with you when you book.
★★★★★
"Nikita is talented, reliable, and just a good human. He captured our event beautifully and made everyone on camera look and sound their best. 10/10."
Sergei G. — Conference
★★★★★
"Nikita is a fantastic videographer, he has been to every major event that my company has hosted over the past 3 years. Beyond that, he makes every event personable and brings an artistic touch to our videos."
Erin D. — Event coverage
Common questions
How much does booth video at SDC2027 cost?
At Video Department (VIDEO DEPT.), the Event Package is $3,000, fixed, for one show day of up to 8 hours at your booth: a 1–2 minute recap film in horizontal and vertical versions, 5 captioned interview reels and all the raw footage, delivered within a week with two rounds of changes. If you have your own editor, a filming-only camera day is $1,500, with the raw files sent the same night. More days or a second camera are quoted per show.
The hall is only open a few hours a day. Is a full day worth it?
NBAA's preliminary schedule opens the hall for about 3.5 to 5.5 hours a day. We use the rest of the day: booth and product shots before the doors open, interviews in the quieter hours, and the busiest moments for the recap. If you only need the hall hours filmed, a $1,500 camera day may fit better.
Do we need to buy a badge for the crew?
Only if your booth has none to spare. NBAA lets exhibitors give badges from their allotment to booth staff and contractors, and sells extra exhibitor badges if you need one. We'll tell you exactly what NBAA asks for when you book.
Can you film the welcome reception or a session?
The welcome reception happens in the exhibit hall, so it fits the booth day. Filming a session is a separate request: ask NBAA first, and we'll quote the extra time.
Are you insured?
Yes. We carry general liability insurance and send a certificate of insurance (COI) with the additional insureds the show and the venue ask for. If the show has its own contractor form, we fill it in with you before the deadline.
When do we get the videos?
Within a week of the show, while the people you met are still warm leads. Two rounds of changes are included, and you own the final videos and all the raw footage.
How it works
From your booth number to the finished videos.
1
Pick your day
Send your booth number and the show day you want. We confirm and send a fixed price the same business day.
2
Plan the shot list
A 15-minute call: what to show, who to interview, and when your booth is busiest.
3
Show day
You add us to your exhibitor badges. We arrive early and work around your booth traffic.
4
Your videos, within a week
The recap and the 5 reels, two rounds of changes, and all the files are yours.