Graduation day, filmed by your family, edited by us

Honestly: it will be a wide shot. These are pocket cameras with no optical zoom, so a name being read from the far side of an arena reads as a small figure crossing a stage. It's worth having, but the footage people rewatch is the hallway beforehand, finding each other on the field afterwards, and the party.

Then use the kit for the day around it, which is where the film is anyway. Getting ready, the drive in, the parking lot, the field afterwards, the party that night. Plenty of graduation orders never take a camera into the venue at all.

One kit covers both if the two dates fall inside the same window — the kit lands five days before the first and needs to be in transit back within five days of the last. Tell us in your notes and we'll decide with you whether that's one film or two.

Not on one charge, and you shouldn't try. Plan on ninety minutes to two hours of actual recording per battery. Every kit ships with a battery handle and a charging dock — put the cameras back on it between the ceremony and the party and you start the evening full.

Film that too. It's a real part of graduation day and it's the part no school ever records — a dozen relatives around a phone on a car bonnet, reacting four seconds after the name. Hand one camera to somebody out there and we'll cut it against the walk itself.

You don't pay for the edit. If the kit comes back without enough usable material to cut a film, the editing charge and every add-on are refunded in full. You keep paying only the kit rental — 20% of the package price, less than the rental is worth on its own — because the cameras were held and shipped for a date we couldn't book to anyone else. It's rare, and we show you what came back before we make that call.