CORPORATE EVENTPHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEOIN HOBART
Corporate event photography and videography for gala dinners, product launches, awards nights, team days, and milestone celebrations. Our experienced crew understands the nuances of corporate photography — discretion, timing, and delivering content that elevates your brand.
Corporate Event Photography SERVICES
in Hobart, Tasmania
Gala Dinner & Awards Coverage
Elegant photography capturing the atmosphere of your gala dinner or awards night. Low-light specialists ensuring sharp, vibrant images in any ballroom.
Product Launch Documentation
Every reveal, reaction, and detail captured. Multi-angle video production with same-day highlight reels for immediate media distribution.
Team Building & Corporate Days
Candid and group photography for team events, corporate retreats, and company milestones. Natural, unposed imagery that shows your culture.
VIP & Executive Photography
Discrete, professional photography for executive events, board meetings, and high-profile corporate gatherings.
Brand-Aligned Content
Post-production colour grading and editing aligned to your brand guidelines. Consistent visual identity across all delivered content.
Same-Day Event Highlights
Edited photo galleries and highlight videos delivered within hours. Share with attendees, stakeholders, and media while the event is still fresh.
RECENT PORTFOLIO
WHY HOBART EVENTS
MONA has single-handedly transformed Hobart's cultural identity since 2011. The MONA ferry from Brooke Street Pier is itself an event experience. PW1, Henry Jones Art Hotel, and MONA offer genuinely unique, art-infused event experiences unavailable elsewhere in Australia. Tasmania's cool-climate wines and premium produce add a hospitality dimension that larger cities struggle to match.
Corporate Precincts
Salamanca Place & Sullivan Cove
Historic sandstone warehouse precinct from the 1830s-1840s, now a vibrant cultural and commercial hub. Home to the iconic Saturday Salamanca Market.
Hobart CBD & Franklin Square
Low-rise heritage character with concentrated state government offices. Intimate walkable city centre with green civic spaces.
Macquarie Point
9.3-hectare waterfront redevelopment between CBD and Port of Hobart. Proposed multi-purpose stadium, cultural zone, and mixed-use commercial precinct.
Major Annual Events
Dark Mofo
MONA's mid-winter arts and culture festival celebrating the solstice with large-scale installations and the Winter Feast
Taste of Summer
Major food and beverage festival at Salamanca and the waterfront
Australian Antarctic Research Conference
Hobart is Australia's gateway to Antarctica — inaugural event attracted 450+ polar researchers
Open House Hobart
Architecture and design festival opening notable buildings to the public
Peak Event Season
November to March — summer season with longest daylight hours and warmest weather. Taste of Summer festival period.
Transport & Access
Hobart Airport is 17km from CBD (20 minutes by car). No public transport from airport (shuttle or taxi). The waterfront precinct is compact and walkable — Salamanca, Sullivan Cove, Constitution Dock, and Battery Point are all within minutes of each other.
WHERE WE WORK
We cover corporate event photography at Hobart's premier venues and event spaces.
Hobart Convention & Exhibition Centre
Hobart Waterfront
Tasmania's largest purpose-built conference venue with 11 flexible function spaces, 2,000 sqm exhibition area, and 125 trade exhibition booths overlooking the waterfront.
Wrest Point Hotel & Convention Centre
Sandy Bay
Australia's first purpose-built convention and entertainment complex (opened 1984) and home of Australia's first legal casino (1973), on the Derwent River waterfront.
Princes Wharf No. 1
Salamanca
Tasmania's premier event venue — an 1830s port warehouse converted into a flexible heritage sandstone event space on the Salamanca waterfront.
The Hedberg
Central Hobart
$117 million performing arts precinct opened 2021, designed by LIMINAL Architecture and WOHA, with world-class variable acoustics.
Unique Event Spaces
Australia's largest private museum — 3 levels underground
Australia's first art hotel (heritage site from 1804)
7 heritage sandstone buildings, 60+ artists
Central waterfront museum