Photographers & Videographers near me in Orlando, FL
6 photographers & videographers in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. Whether you need family portraits, wedding coverage, headshots, real estate photos, event video, or product shoots, the right photographer or videographer depends…
6 listings · Updated October 2026
Photographers & Videographers listings
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Fusion Studios
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Fusion Studios is a full-service video production company on East Colonial Drive in Orlando.
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Hughes Fioretti Photography
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Hughes Fioretti Photography is a family-owned headshot and commercial studio with about 18 years of experience.
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Live Happy Studio
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Live Happy Studio is an Orlando wedding photography and video team founded by photographers Kellie Warren and Lindsay Widdall. It covers weddings, elopements, engagements and destination events, including LGBTQ+ celebrations.
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MediaGeekz
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MediaGeekz is an Orlando creative studio co-founded by Matt Workman and Daniel Castillo that produces commercials, brand films, event coverage and social video. It also handles real estate and drone footage and photography.
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Misty Miotto Photography
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Misty Miotto Photography is an Orlando wedding photographer covering everything from large celebrity events to small destination weddings, including Disney and beach ceremonies.
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Steven Miller Photography
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Steven Miller Photography is a team of Orlando photographers focused on affordably priced wedding coverage. It also shoots engagements, proposals, anniversary portraits and corporate events.
Photographers & Videographers in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 6 photographers & videographers in Orlando.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Wedding photography, Destination weddings, Engagement sessions and Photography.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
How to choose a photographer near Orlando
Whether you need family portraits, wedding coverage, headshots, real estate photos, event video, or product shoots, the right photographer or videographer depends on style, experience with your type of project, and how they deliver the final files. Start by looking at full galleries, not just highlights, to see consistency. Ask what the package includes: hours of coverage, number of edited images or video length, turnaround time, travel fees, licensing for commercial use, and backup equipment. Central Florida offers great backdrops, such as lakes, oak-lined streets in Winter Park, downtown Orlando, and local gardens, but some locations require permits or fees for professional shoots, so ask your photographer to check. Summer heat and afternoon storms affect outdoor sessions, so plan for golden hour and have a rain plan. Use the listings below to find photographers and videographers in Orlando, Winter Garden, Maitland, and nearby areas, and request a written contract before paying a deposit.
Local tip
Many Central Florida parks and gardens require advance permission or a fee for professional photo sessions, so confirm the location's rules before your shoot to avoid being turned away.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a photographer cost in Orlando?
Pricing depends on the type of shoot, hours of coverage, number of edited images, travel, location fees, and whether you need prints, albums, or commercial usage rights. Weddings and commercial projects typically cost more than a short portrait session. Experience and demand also affect rates. Ask for a written quote that lists exactly what is delivered and when.
How far in advance should I book a wedding photographer in Orlando?
Many couples book a photographer as soon as they set a date and venue, often many months ahead, especially for fall through spring weekends, which are peak wedding season in Central Florida. Popular photographers may book up quickly. Ask about deposits, payment schedules, and what happens if the date changes.
What should be included in a photography contract?
A good contract lists the date, time, location, coverage hours, deliverables, turnaround time, total price, deposit and payment schedule, cancellation and rescheduling terms, image usage rights, and what happens if the photographer is ill or equipment fails. It should also address weather delays for outdoor sessions. Read it carefully before paying.
When is the best time of day for outdoor photos in Central Florida?
The hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset, often called golden hour, give softer light and cooler temperatures, which matters in the Florida heat. Midday sun can create harsh shadows and squinting. In summer, afternoon thunderstorms are common, so early morning sessions or a rain date are a good idea. Your photographer can suggest timing.
Do I need permission to take professional photos at Orlando parks?
Some public parks and many private gardens and venues require a permit, reservation, or fee for professional photography, and rules can differ between the City of Orlando, Orange County, and other cities. Rules may also vary for weddings versus portraits. Ask your photographer to check requirements and include any fees in your quote.
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