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Over the years Voyage has established a quality-driven and distinctive shooting style so that all our content has a similar look and feel. Our Videographers have specific shooting requirements that must be fulfilled to maintain the Voyage standards of style. Beyond this they also have the freedom to creatively capture each unique destination. This ensures that all programming is visually compelling and of the highest quality.

Hotel and Resort properties can expect a level of professionalism and courtesy from all members of the Voyage filming crew. Voyage crews maintain a level of behavior consistent with the quality of our brand and the quality of the destinations being filmed. It is of paramount importance that our filming is discreet and efficient so as not to disrupt or influence guests’ experiences in any way. Likewise we work in tandem with hotel staff to ensure that workflow is not interrupted.

As is the industry standard, all Voyage productions are insured by comprehensive production coverage.



Filming in native High Definition video format ensures the best quality video presentations and beautifully captured detail. Voyage can also use existing footage that meets our HD requirements, and in some cases convert existing footage.

Each field producer is responsible for a very specific content checklist, ensuring consistency and quality of coverage. A Voyage producer will discuss all coverage requirements with the appropriate hotel representative during research and planning. Our priority is ensuring that each property is filmed in the best light with a thorough and comprehensive approach that leaves no special feature uncovered or overlooked.

Maintaining our reputation as a credible and thorough producer of travel and lifestyle programming is of critical importance. Therefore we shoot in a manner that will accurately and comprehensively reflect the properties we are covering. It is also expected that our crews deliver footage that shows the property in the best possible light.

Our audience is interested in the entire travel experience, and thus Voyage Hotel Profiles must depict all aspects of a resort property. To accomplish this, the Voyage crew will film each hotel’s public areas (the lobby, resort grounds, restaurants, etc.), guest accommodations (rooms, suites, villas, etc.), resort facilities (tennis courts, pool areas, the fitness center, spa etc.) and any other distinguishing features. We will also film establishing shots of the property and environs to capture the atmosphere of the property.

Because each property is unique, Voyage is always on the lookout for details that distinguish each property and make it truly memorable, such as decorative artwork, signature cocktails and menu items, or one-of-a-kind amenities. Voyage works closely with hotel management and staff to make sure that the food looks magnificent, rooms appear spotless, and the property is inviting. We take immense pride in having the most professional and creative travel footage in the world.

Voyage sends a Videographer to oversee and execute all aspects of production including filming, lighting and audio. Our experience has indicated that a one-man crew is most efficient for our production needs, and least intrusive to hotel properties.

Filming – The Videographer employs a tripod for the majority of the filming process to ensure that the architectural aspects of the property are properly captured. Voyage sets a refined and dignified tone with strong and well framed shots through the use of a tripod. The Videographer will use a handheld camera as needed, when filming small spaces, such as bathrooms, or a day trip where a tripod isn’t practical. Lighting – Under most circumstances it is not necessary to bring an extensive lighting kit for filming on location, as modern camera chips are extremely light sensitive. Our Videographers typically shoot during the day to maximize natural, ambient daylight. When the use of lighting instruments is required, we will use lights that enhance the natural light and don’t overtly distract from or change it.

Audio – Hotel Profiles are filmed without a host, so audio requirements are minimal. For most of the footage that we capture, we need only ambient audio, such as the hustle and bustle of a lobby or the splashing in a pool. Cases that require audio dialogue include coverage of tours, performances, lessons or impromptu interviews. As is standard, people involved in production will refrain from speaking while the camera is rolling so that clean audio can be captured.

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