Behind the Lens: Genesys Corporate Summer Video Production in NYC
Project snapshot: Corporate Video Production • Four Shooting Days • Three 4K Cameras • Multi-Camera Interviews • Event Coverage • Professional Audio • Corporate Photography • Brand and Social Media Videos • New York City, NY
Project Overview
Beverly Boy Productions supported Genesys for its Intern and Corporate Summer Shoot in New York City, NY, from July 27 through July 30, 2026. The four-day production combined corporate interviews, B-roll, professional photography, and event coverage to create a collection of branded video content.
For this corporate video production in NYC, the team coordinated a multi-camera setup, professional interview lighting, dedicated B-roll coverage, and photography throughout the production. The schedule included a five-person crew on the first day, followed by a four-person crew for the remaining three days, with additional evening event coverage on Wednesday.
The production was designed to support multiple content needs, including a flagship brand video, stakeholder videos, a Genesys Works impact story, short-form social media content, and an organized B-roll archive. By planning the production around several deliverables, Beverly Boy Productions could capture footage suited to both longer-form storytelling and shorter digital formats.
Why This Gear?
Each part of the production setup served a specific purpose, from maintaining consistent interview quality to capturing supporting footage across the four-day schedule.
Production Goal | Key Tool/Approach | Why It Helped |
Capture corporate interviews | Three 4K cameras | Supported multi-camera interview coverage and provided additional framing options for editing. |
Record clear dialogue | Audio mixer, lavalier microphones, and boom microphone | Provided dedicated audio tools for capturing interviews and spoken content. |
Maintain consistent interview visuals | Upgraded interview lighting package | Helped create a controlled, professional look for the interview station. |
Capture dynamic B-roll | Gimbal and dedicated camera operator | Supported smooth movement and additional footage alongside scheduled interviews. |
Document people and activities | Professional photographer | Added headshots and still photography to the production coverage. |
Cover the Wednesday evening event | Two-person video crew | Allowed event coverage to continue with both primary camera and supporting B-roll coverage. |
Gear & Crew Highlights
Component | Details |
Video Type | Corporate Brand Video, Interviews, Event Coverage, and Social Media Content |
Cameras | Three 4K cameras |
Camera Setup | Multi-camera interview and B-roll coverage |
Day 1 Crew | Director of Photography/Audio, B-Camera/Drone Operator, Two Camera Operators, Photographer |
Days 2–4 Crew | Director of Photography/Audio, B-Camera Operator, Assistant Camera Operator, Photographer |
Lighting | Upgraded lighting package for interview station |
Audio | Full audio kit with mixer, lavalier microphones, and boom |
Stabilization | Gimbal for B-roll |
Photography | Headshots and B-roll stills |
Event Coverage | Wednesday evening coverage with two video crew members |
Editing | Flagship brand video, stakeholder videos, impact story, and vertical social edits |
Final Deliverables | One 60–90 second flagship video, three 60–90 second stakeholder videos, a Genesys Works impact story, eight 15–30 second vertical social videos, and organized B-roll |
Capturing Corporate Interviews, Brand Stories, and Summer Events in NYC
The Genesys summer production required an approach that could support different types of content within the same four-day schedule. Interviews were a central component, with three 4K cameras, a full audio kit, and an upgraded lighting package available for the interview station. This setup gave the production team flexibility in framing while maintaining consistent lighting and sound across the recorded conversations.
Beyond the interviews, B-roll played an important role in building the visual story. A dedicated camera operator was assigned to B-roll throughout the first day, allowing supporting footage to be captured while other crew members focused on interviews and additional production needs. Gimbal stabilization helped support smooth moving shots, while professional photography added headshots and still imagery to the collection of assets.
The schedule also included coverage of a Wednesday evening event with a two-person video crew. Incorporating event footage into the broader production created opportunities to complement interview-driven storytelling with live moments. For the editing process, this combination of interviews, B-roll, photography, and event coverage provided material for several distinct videos rather than relying on a single finished piece.
Final Deliverables
The Genesys production included post-production for a collection of corporate videos designed to support brand storytelling, stakeholder communications, and social media content.
The production included:
Genesys Intern and Corporate Summer Shoot
The planned deliverables consisted of a 60–90 second flagship brand video, three 60–90 second stakeholder videos, a Genesys Works impact story, eight 15–30 second vertical social videos, and organized B-roll for internal use.
The available project record identifies completed videos for Summer Training, Nomura, Accenture, and a Genesys Works Trailer.
Together, the production and editing scope brought several types of corporate content into one coordinated project, with footage captured for different storytelling formats and communication needs.
A Practical Note on Multi-Day Corporate Video Production
Multi-day corporate productions often involve more than simply recording interviews. When a project includes several video deliverables, production planning needs to account for the different ways footage will be used. A flagship brand video may need broader visual storytelling, while a stakeholder video may rely more heavily on focused interviews. Social media edits introduce another consideration, since vertical framing and shorter runtimes can influence how footage is captured.
A multi-camera setup can be especially valuable for corporate interviews. Different camera angles give editors more flexibility when building a cohesive narrative, and professional lighting helps maintain a consistent visual style across recording sessions. Dedicated audio equipment is equally important because clear dialogue is often the foundation of interview-driven corporate content.
B-roll and event coverage provide additional context that interviews alone may not communicate. Capturing people, activities, and supporting visuals helps editors connect spoken messages with relevant imagery. For productions taking place over several days, coordinating camera operators, photography, interview stations, and event coverage can make the overall content library more versatile.
Planning a Corporate Video Production in NYC?
Corporate video projects in New York City can involve multiple interviews, branded storytelling, professional photography, and event coverage within a single production schedule. Choosing the right crew structure and equipment depends on the content being created, the number of shooting days, and the final formats required.
Beverly Boy Productions supports organizations planning corporate video production in New York City, including company profile videos, corporate interviews, branded content, event videography, and social media video production.
Whether the project involves a single interview or a multi-day shoot with several deliverables, a coordinated production approach helps keep the footage aligned with its intended use.
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