CNC Dance

Musical Madness

Live Event Project Spotlight

What Was The Goal?

CNC Dance approached us with a big ambition: to not only film their full-scale live show “Musical Madness 2025” for parents and families, but also to create a series of videos that captured the energy, spirit, and values of the school itself.

The heart of the project was filming CNC Dance’s spectacular live performance, Musical Madness. We captured the full show using multiple cameras to ensure every performer and every key moment was professionally covered. The final edit was made available for parents to purchase, a lasting keepsake of their child’s time on stage.

What We Delivered

From a packed theatre performance to intimate interviews backstage, we captured a full spectrum of footage to serve different audiences: families, dancers, and the school’s own marketing.

Big Results from a One-Day Production

CNC Dance now has a full-length recording to sell to parents, a powerful behind-the-scenes piece to use for promotion, and a bank of flexible content ready to fuel their social media.

One shoot, multiple outputs, all with a professional finish.

Children performing a gymnastics routine on stage, with some in handstands and others on the floor, wearing blue leotards.
Three people standing togethersmiling. The person on the left is a young woman with long hair in braids, wearing a black t-shirt and shorts. The person in the middle is a young man with a shaved head, wearing a black t-shirt and gray pants. The person on the right is a woman with blonde hair tied back, wearing a brown dress

Charlie-Ann. Director - CNC Dance

“100% highly recommend Steve for any form of filming, his professionalism and friendly personality made myself and the students feel at ease and supported.

He didn’t just record, he gave support, motivational feedback, made jokes with us and just in general made us feel like apart of his team as he is now definitely a part of ours.”

A woman dressed in a blue and white dress performing on stage with audience watching in a theater or auditorium. Camera equipment set up to record or livestream the performance.

A lot goes on behind the scenes to make a project like this run smoothly.

This was one of those jobs that reminds me why I do what I do.

A brilliant cause, a great group of people, and a story well worth telling. From setting up the cameras to filming the final bow, it was a joy to be part of and I’m proud of what we captured.

We were lucky enough to receive this reaction video from CNC Dance after they watched the final film for the first time.

Genuine beaming smiles, happy tears, and a brilliant reminder of why video is such a powerful way to tell a story.

Here’s what happened when they hit play.

Let’s Make Your Next Show Unforgettable

If you’re a Director of a dance school, or are involved in organising any live event that could benefit from utilising video content, let’s have a chat.

I offer clear, upfront pricing and a simple, friendly filming process.

Two female dancers wearing black tops and purple skirts performing a dance on stage while an audience watches.