The theater shows up on a bus.

The theater shows up on a bus. That is the kind of New Orleans film event worth building when a room, a neighborhood, or a partner deserves more than a screening link.

UNDERBELLY is a $550,000 New Orleans neo-noir that tours as a pop-up cinema instead of booking theaters — screen hung on a wall, a live act playing after the credits, the bar pouring until people go home. One name carries the whole night and the whole run: a distillery, a boot company, a credit union, a body shop, a funeral home, whoever calls first.

That same thinking applies to New Orleans event video production: make the room feel intentional, capture the energy cleanly, and leave the partner with a finished story that keeps working after the crowd goes home. Coffee is on me if you want to hear what a stop costs.