Videographers in Singapore

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Jainee

Singapore on May 2026

I’ve hired Madhumitha three times: a brand photoshoot that I’ve used on my website for 5 years, a family shoot when the kids were young, and now a refresh of my brand images. She gives me ideas, scouts locations beforehand, and tells me exactly where to come and what her vision is, which helps a lot because I’m shy about getting pictures clicked in public and prefer the comfort of my studio. She is always there before me to make sure things are okay. Compared to other photographers, her price feels pretty reasonable and economical, and I’m comfortable working with her.

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Priyanka

Singapore on May 2026

I did a Mother's Day photo shoot with Madhumitha on the 3rd of May. It was a very beautifully captured session, with me, my two kids, my parents-in-law and my father, and she kind of just let us be in our element and captured beautiful photos. She was very friendly and kind, understood the situation, I had a very specific and a bit of a special ask and she was able to accommodate that, and I’m absolutely amazed. Price felt fair, especially given that it’s Singapore, and I actually want to do follow-up photos with her, probably on an ongoing basis as my kids grow up a little bit more.

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Anonymous

Singapore on May 2026

I’ve worked with Madhu a few times over the last six months for portrait photography, personal and corporate, and I was really impressed with the results. We did mood boards and styles ahead of the shoot with a clear methodology, and the photos were in line with what we were trying to achieve. She also did videography for a Christmas campaign covering ten retail stores, following me around the store and focusing on products and the narrative I was explaining to the camera. This was all in blog style with no editing, and we got good engagement. She shot an event I hosted with around 130 ladies, took photos and posed portraits, did editing and image selection, created a couple of reels, was efficient and timely, took criticism, made changes and delivered what I asked. The price felt very fair.

How much do videographers cost in Singapore?

Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted videographers actually do. Updated June 2026

Event / party videography

How much does event videography cost in Singapore?

Freelance and basic event coverage is S$150 to S$300 an hour, and a half day of up to four hours is S$800 to S$1,500. That is the going rate for a corporate dinner, a conference or a private party where you want a highlight film afterwards. What decides the final figure is the edit rather than the shoot: a three minute highlight film takes far longer to cut than the event took to record. Agree the deliverable precisely, meaning length, how many versions and the turnaround, because vague scope here is what produces both disappointment and extra invoices.

Hourly coverage
S$150 to S$300
Half day, up to 4 hours
S$800 to S$1,500
Photo and video duo, full day
from about S$1,988

Drone videography

How much does drone videography cost in Singapore, and is it allowed?

Check the rules before the price. Commercial drone flying in Singapore needs an operator permit and a pilot licence from CAAS, and much of the island sits in restricted airspace around Changi, Seletar, Paya Lebar and military zones, where a separate activity permit is required. That is why drone work is quoted per job rather than by the hour, and why an unusually cheap quote should worry you. Aerial coverage is included in premium wedding packages at S$3,500 to S$6,000 rather than sold on its own. Ask to see the permits, because an unpermitted flight stops your shoot, not just the operator's day.

Drone coverage
quoted per job
Inside a premium wedding package
S$3,500 to S$6,000
CAAS permits
required for commercial work

Wedding videography

How much does a wedding videographer cost in Singapore?

Budget coverage, meaning a solo videographer for two to five hours with a basic highlight film, is S$600 to S$1,500. Mid-range at S$1,500 to S$3,500 buys one or two videographers, six to ten hours, a same day edit plus a highlight and full length film. Premium at S$3,500 to S$6,000 is a full day with a team, cinematic editing and drone work, and luxury productions pass S$12,000. Most couples spend S$2,000 to S$5,000. A same day edit shown at the dinner is an add-on of S$300 to S$800 on top of the base package. Bundling photo and video with one studio is what most couples here do.

Budget, solo, 2 to 5 hours
S$600 to S$1,500
Mid-range, 6 to 10 hours
S$1,500 to S$3,500
Premium, full day team
S$3,500 to S$6,000
Same day edit add-on
S$300 to S$800

Corporate / brand video

How much does a corporate video cost in Singapore?

Corporate video is sold as a production package rather than by the hour, and Singapore studios publish figures around S$4,900 for a straightforward brand film and S$7,900 for a larger production. Simpler work built on event coverage starts far lower, at S$150 to S$300 an hour or S$800 to S$1,500 for a half day. Read the revision policy before signing: unlimited revisions usually means unlimited within the project timeline, and rounds after that are charged, commonly around S$450 each. Settle the script and the storyboard properly at the start, because changing your mind in the edit is what triggers those charges.

Brand film package
around S$4,900
Larger production package
around S$7,900
Additional revision round
around S$450
Half day coverage
S$800 to S$1,500

Promotional / marketing video

How much does a promotional video cost in Singapore?

Marketing video is priced with corporate work, so packages around S$4,900 for a standard production and S$7,900 for something larger, with simpler pieces built from a half day shoot at S$800 to S$1,500. Short social cuts are usually quoted as a batch from one shoot day, which is much better value than commissioning them one at a time. Two things to settle in the quote: how many versions and aspect ratios you get, since a vertical cut for social is a separate edit from a landscape one, and what usage the fee covers if the video will run as paid advertising.

Standard production package
around S$4,900
Larger production
around S$7,900
Half day shoot
S$800 to S$1,500
Additional revision round
around S$450

Real estate / property video

How much does a property video cost in Singapore?

A listing video is normally a fixed fee per property rather than an hourly rate, and it is usually bought alongside the photography, so ask the agent whether it is inside their commission before paying separately. Freelance coverage at S$150 to S$300 an hour is the fallback benchmark for a short walkthrough. Given that an agent's fee on a S$1,200,000 condo is around S$18,000, a video is a small line on the marketing budget. Note that exterior aerial shots need a licensed drone operator with CAAS permits, which is a separate arrangement from filming inside the unit.

Listing video per property
fixed fee, quoted
Hourly coverage
S$150 to S$300
Often bundled by the agent
inside the 1% to 2%

Product video

How much does a product video cost in Singapore?

A short product video of fifteen to thirty seconds is commonly S$200 to S$800 when added to a product photography shoot, which is by far the cheapest way to get one. Commissioned on its own it is priced as a production, from a half day at S$800 to S$1,500 up to a package around S$4,900 for something with a set, a script and motion graphics. If you are shooting stills anyway, add the video to that booking rather than arranging a separate day, since the products, the lighting and the set-up are already there and the marginal cost is small.

Short video with a photo shoot
S$200 to S$800
Half day production
S$800 to S$1,500
Full production package
around S$4,900

Interviews & testimonials

How much does a testimonial video cost in Singapore?

Interview and testimonial work is the most efficient thing to buy, because several can be filmed in one day at one location. A half day is S$800 to S$1,500 and a full production package around S$4,900, and within either you should be able to capture multiple speakers. Budget properly for audio rather than cameras: a testimonial with poor sound is unusable no matter how it looks, and that means proper microphones and a quiet room, which an office rarely is. Ask whether subtitles are included, since almost all of this footage is watched without sound on social feeds.

Half day, several interviews
S$800 to S$1,500
Full production package
around S$4,900
Hourly coverage
S$150 to S$300

Video editing

How much does video editing cost in Singapore?

Editing is normally inside the production package rather than a separate line, which is why a S$4,900 corporate video costs what it does when the shoot itself was one day. Where it is charged separately, additional revision rounds run around S$450 each once the agreed rounds are used up. Standalone editing of footage you already have is quoted per project. The useful thing to understand is the ratio: editing typically takes several times longer than filming, so a cheap shoot with an expensive edit is normal rather than a markup. Agree the number of revision rounds in writing.

Included in a production package
around S$4,900
Additional revision round
around S$450
Standalone editing
quoted per project

Frequently Asked Questions

What people want to know before hiring videographers in Singapore.

What should I check before hiring videographers in Singapore?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and a price in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check the credential yourself rather than taking it on trust.
How are prices quoted in Singapore?
Watch for prices shown with "++". That means 10% service charge and 9% GST are added on top, so a quoted S$100 is really about S$120. Ask whether a figure is nett before you compare two quotes.
Do I need a licensed professional in Singapore?
For some trades, yes, and it is not optional. Electrical work needs an EMA licensed electrical worker, plumbing that touches the public supply needs a PUB licensed plumber, and building work falls under BCA. Ask for the licence number.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other people's reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and turns up when they said they would.
What should I avoid when hiring videographers in Singapore?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I find videographers I can trust in Singapore?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real experience, not who paid the most.