In this day of ever-shrinking margins, time is the enemy. Trying to staff the critical camera crew on projects one-by-one means you have to continually rethink strategy as video crew become unavailable, or are just not up to your standards. That is why show-runners, production companies, agencies, networks and Fortune 500 companies turn to us: because we have the best trained video camera crew – fully outfitted with the latest in cameras and equipment – with the ability to travel and focus 100% on executing YOUR vision. Every camera crew has gone through our Federally Accredited Apprenticeship Program in the US (built by us for you).
We look at how we bring value to you – if we do our job right, we keep working with you. We own our gear, we build our team from the core, and all shooters are staff, fully bonded and insured. We pride ourselves for our ability to adapt to your production seamlessly and to capture what you envision, how you envision it, where you need us to be – literally anywhere in the world, when you need us there.
We’re passionate about storytelling and bringing you the exact visuals that exceed expectations, keep costs down and take the headache out of the crew process. Go To Team crew are STAFF – W2, fully insured and bonded. We find developing cameramen, build them through our one of a kind Federally Accredited Apprenticeship program, support them with training and equipment and then place them strategically throughout the country to service our clients. Our teams understand the politics of shooting environments and can fit any culture, from large sets with celebrity talent, to very personal shoots where the personal touch is important. We pride ourselves in being able to seamlessly blend to form larger and more specialized crews – like transformers of camera because we have them stationed throughout the country. We are your partner.
The seasons are changing and Autumn is just around the corner. We can’t wait for the scenic hikes and views, but let’s talk about work! This month, the Atlanta crew covered many subjects including Hurricane Idalia, Good Morning America, and home renovation. A favorite shoot......
Read MoreSummer is here, so it’s time to enjoy the nice weather and shoot days to come. July was a great month for variety, but our Atlanta crew got many sports related events throughout the second half of the month. One shoot that topped the list......
Read MoreThis week, the New England team got the amazing opportunity to shoot at Burlington International Airport. The apprentice, Jack Gaertner, became the shooter for this awesome practice shoot at the Vermont Flight Academy. We shot an interview with an aspiring Air Force pilot who took......
Read MoreThe MLS All Star Game brought a week’s worth of events to Washington DC and Go To Teams’ local DP was there for all of it. First the MLS took over the Wharf in downtown DC for their Soccer Celebration Watch Party Event. Then they......
Read MoreIt’s not every day that you have the opportunity to film a world record holder like Jim Arrington. He is the world’s oldest competitive bodybuilder at 90 years young. Our LA DP, Zach Reed, and Apprentice, Drew Pilot, got to highlight Jim in the latest......
Read MoreOur crew has been following trends this summer including coverage of the long-awaited ‘Barbie’ movie. LA DP, Zach Reed, and Apprentice, Drew Pilot, headed to Barbie legend, Carol Spencer’s, house in Los Angeles, CA in early July. Carol Spencer was the lead fashion designer for......
Read MoreThe first couple weeks of June was a real unexpected highlight to Miami DP, Derrick Butler’s, spring shooting. The busiest part of the month he even referred to as “Warner Week” on his calendar. This was all because both the Florida Panthers and the Miami......
Read MoreNYC DP David Romain helped out our great client of UTA on their Project Impact event: a day from which they close down all their offices. All staff is required to commit to various community services activities across 5 locations. Here in New York City......
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