We're on a mission to thrill and engage audiences through
live video.
Want to extend my deepest gratitude to you all for making us look so professional last night. I really enjoy working with y'all and appreciate all you do to make it all so simple and easy!
Punch Drunk is a dedicated group of producers and technicians
determined to
make your event unforgettable.
Adric, Camera Operator
Brad, DP
Brian, Lead Engineer
Chris, Camera Operator
Django, Teleprompter
Drew, Production Manager
Evan, Audio Engineer
Jacob, Founder
Jason, Camera Operator
Joe, Lead Producer
John, Video Engineer
Kevin, DP
Paul, Technical Director
TJ, Media Servers
Our Philosophy
We believe in bringing together the right people at the right time for the job, instead of maintaining a large staff and large overhead. We work in efficient, focused teams made of employees and contractors to get a lot done in a short amount of time. Our core roster of producers, directors, engineers, and technicians are featured in the snapshots above.
The Back Story
Punch Drunk was founded in 1998, shooting music videos and live VJ mixing at underground dance parties. We took a detour to learn brand design and web development and did some rock concert tours along the way. Now we sit at the intersection of live video, content creation, broadcast production, directorial and creative.
We work with a massive lineup of clients, non-profits,
brands, and artists.
We love helping our clients tackle
interesting projects and surmount new challenges.
Easy to work with, quick turnaround, great quality product. Would recommend them without hesitation. Thanks!
Stellar company! Trustworthy and highly professional video services. Highly recommend!
Extremely professional and collaborative team. Delivered us an excellent, top-notch video live-stream service and really made our event the best possible experience for both our team and the audience.
Thanks again for everything at Deck [the Hall Ball]. What you guys did totally changed the dynamic of the show, and we can’t thank you enough.
