Comprehensive Camera Insurance Program for Entertainment Professionals
Entertainment Pro Insurance provides a specialized Camera Insurance program designed for film, television, music and live-event professionals. As a wholesale broker focused on entertainment risks, we help agents access markets and structure policies that protect high-value camera equipment, raw and exposed media, and post-production assets from unexpected loss.
Ideal Accounts and Appetite
This program is a fit for a wide range of entertainment accounts, including:
- Motion picture and television production companies
- Commercial and independent filmmakers
- Theatrical and live event producers
- Broadcast and music production teams
- Videographers and content creators
If your client relies on high-value camera bodies, lenses, film/tape stock or unique recorded media, this program is intended to meet those needs. Typical placements include single-project policies, short-term shoots, and annual equipment packages depending on underwriting.
Coverage Highlights and Advantages
The Faulty Stock, Camera, and Processing coverage addresses exposures unique to production and media handling. Key coverages include:
- Loss, damage or destruction of raw film, tape stock and digital media
- Protection for exposed film — developed or undeveloped — and recorded videotape
- Coverage for soundtracks, audio tapes and recorded audio
- Loss from fogging, defective materials, processing errors or faulty equipment
- Accidental erasure or damage during editing, development or post-production
These features are geared to protect content that is often irreplaceable and to address the chain-of-custody risks common in production workflows.
Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums
Entertainment Pro Insurance works with multiple carriers across available markets (admitted and non-admitted where appropriate), giving you flexibility when placing accounts. Minimum premiums vary by carrier and depend on factors such as total equipment values, type and length of production, on-location exposures, and the nature of the media being recorded or processed.
Example accounts that often place well:
- An independent filmmaker renting high-end camera packages for a two-week shoot who needs coverage for camera bodies, lenses and exposed film.
- A broadcast crew covering live events needing short-term protection for videotape, audio recorders and on-site processing risk.
For complex or high-value schedules, provide detailed equipment lists, production schedules, and any transit or storage arrangements to optimize market placement.
Territories and Availability
This Camera Insurance program is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, DC, with placement capability in key production hubs such as California, New York, Georgia and Florida. See our company profile for state-specific market availability.
Why Work With Entertainment Pro Insurance?
As a wholesale broker specializing in entertainment, Entertainment Pro Insurance offers agents targeted access to niche markets and tailored policy language. Our underwriters understand production timelines, equipment schedules, and the value of recorded media — which helps deliver faster turnarounds and coverage terms that general markets may not offer.
For more information about Faulty Stock and Camera Insurance or to discuss a submission, contact Entertainment Pro Insurance today.
Motion Picture, Television, Theatrical, Music, Broadcasting
and Special Events
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of accounts are a good fit for this Camera Insurance program?
This program is ideal for film and television production companies, live event organizers, music producers, and independent filmmakers who rely on camera and media equipment for their work.
What does the Faulty Stock coverage include?
It includes coverage for loss or damage to raw or exposed film, recorded media, and sound equipment due to fogging, faulty materials, camera malfunction, bad processing, or accidental erasure.
Is this program available in all states?
Yes, Entertainment Pro Insurance offers this program in all 50 states and Washington, DC, through multiple markets.
Can I get coverage for a single project or short-term production?
Yes. Short-term productions and single-project policies are available depending on underwriting criteria. Contact Entertainment Pro Insurance to discuss your client’s specific needs and schedule.
What information is needed to get a quote?
You’ll typically need equipment descriptions and values, production type and schedule, locations, and details on film/tape handling or post-production processes. Entertainment Pro’s team can guide you through the submission checklist.
Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.