
Professional event photography and video that captures the moments worth keeping — and gives you a year of content afterwards.
We work with local and national businesses to cover conferences, launches, awards nights and community events — the highlights, the speakers, and the moments between them that nobody schedules.
The footage does double duty: a recap for the people who came, and the thing that sells next year’s event to the people who didn’t.

Multi-day coverage, keynote capture and daily turnarounds when you need them.
The room, the reaction and the product, covered without getting in the way.
Winners, speeches and the candid moments people actually share afterwards.
Big, fast, outdoor events covered by a crew used to them.
A short cut that carries the energy of the day for social and next year’s promotion.
Selected images and cut-downs delivered while the event is still running.
Fill out our online form or give us a call to tell us about your vision and project goals, and receive a quote.
Share your vision and goals for the project and we’ll work with you to plan the shoot, ensuring we capture everything you need.
Our professional team will guide you through a seamless and stress-free shoot.
We edit, grade and deliver polished content, built for the platforms where it needs to perform.
Most event coverage is treated as a record of the day. It should be the cheapest content you buy all year.
Pepper is the content arm of Chilli, a marketing agency that has been growing Sunshine Coast businesses since 1993. We plan event coverage around what happens afterwards — the recap, the highlights cut, the social clips, and the material that sells next year’s event to the people who didn’t come.
That planning happens before the day, not when someone asks what else we can do with the footage.

The questions we’re asked most often. If yours isn’t here, ask us — we’d rather answer it now than after the quote.
Yes. Same-day selects are one of the most useful things we do at events — you can post while people are still in the room.
It depends on the size of the venue and how many things happen at once. A single-room conference is usually one; a multi-stream event needs two.
Yes, and there’s a real advantage in it — by day two the crew knows the room, the run sheet and who the key people are.
Yes. Keynote capture and photography run together, and the talks become content long after the event.
No. Event work is done quietly with long lenses and available light wherever possible — most guests won’t notice the crew at all.
Get in touch with our event photography team on the Sunshine Coast for a tailored quote.