Maya Studios

Maya Studios is based on Wigan Road in Drumcondra, Dublin, so Dublin is the area it covers. If your filming is in another part of the county or further away, ask the team before booking whether they can travel there. Mention the location when you first get in touch.

The price of videography depends on factors such as how long the filming runs, which finished films you want, and how many people and cameras are involved. Editing and music licensing also shape the total. The Videographer price guide gives typical prices in Ireland, so ask for a quote that itemises each part.

Ask Maya Studios about its training, its experience and the kind of projects it has completed, and ask to see a showreel of similar work. Agree in writing how the finished footage can be used, where it can appear and for how long. Also confirm who holds the copyright, as ownership does not pass automatically.

Ask Maya Studios whether it carries public liability insurance and cover for its equipment, and ask to see the certificate. It is usual for a trade business in Ireland to carry public liability cover. Ask too what happens if the film is delivered late or you are unhappy with the edit, as guarantees vary.

Filming work like this is not usually covered by a home grant in Ireland, so it is sensible not to plan around one. If you are commissioning the video for another purpose, you can ask the company about it directly and check any conditions yourself before you commit.

You can phone Maya Studios to ask for a quote, or send an enquiry through its Locufy page. Describe the job, the place where filming would happen, the finished film you want and when it would suit you. Sharing examples of styles you like helps the quote fit.

On Locufy you can compare Maya Studios with other videography providers in Dublin. Compare the services each one offers, what each quote includes, such as the finished films and editing, and the experience each shows in earlier work. Ask for written quotes so you can compare like with like.