MAGIC Las Vegas · LVCC, August 2026
MAGIC Las Vegas Fashion Trade Show Videography
Lookbooks in motion, garment detail, and buyer interviews shot at your booth and cut for social the same day.
Cross X Agency is a Las Vegas convention production crew available for MAGIC Las Vegas, running August 10 to 12, 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Wholesale fashion buys on fit, fabric, and finish, so the coverage is built to show the garment moving rather than hanging on a rail.
What needs to be captured
What fashion exhibitors need captured.
Lookbooks in motion
Key pieces worn and moving so drape, stretch, and silhouette actually read on camera.
Fabric and construction detail
Macro coverage of weave, stitching, hardware, and finish, which is what a wholesale buyer inspects by hand.
Buyer and founder interviews
Brand story from the founder and reaction from buyers, cut short for social and long for retail follow-up.
Where planning matters
What makes MAGIC different from a studio shoot.
The booth is not a studio
Backgrounds are busy and hall light is mixed. We bring controlled light and pick angles that isolate the garment instead of the aisle behind it.
Movement needs space and a plan
Motion coverage in a small booth requires a cleared lane, a short choreography, and a window when the stand is not full of buyers.
The show sits next to other shows
MAGIC runs alongside adjacent events such as PROJECT, SOURCING at MAGIC, and OFFPRICE. They are separate shows with their own footprints, so access and scheduling are confirmed per event rather than assumed.
Plan, capture, deliver
How MAGIC coverage runs.
Pick the pieces and the shot types
Hero garments, detail-only pieces, talent or model availability, releases, and interview list agreed before the show.
Shoot movement and detail in blocks
Motion coverage in a cleared window, macro fabric passes when the booth is quiet, buyer and booth energy during peak hours.
Cut vertical the same day
Short vertical edits on the agreed turnaround for social and buyer follow-up, then the full library and stills after the show.
Packages
Pick how much of the show you want captured.
The Reveal Kit
$3,500
Half day on the floor. Built around one moment: the reveal, the launch, or the hero activation.
- 4 to 7 simple finalized videos, not one reel
- 20 edited photos from the same session
- Vertical cuts for social plus one horizontal cut
- Shot list and reveal timing planned before load-in
- 24-hour first deliverable so it posts during the show
- Google Drive delivery, files are yours to keep
The Booth Library
$7,500
Full day of coverage. Enough footage to feed social, sales, and the website for the rest of the year.
- Product demos, walkarounds, and buyer conversations
- 5 to 10 enhanced finished videos
- 40 edited photos in both vertical and horizontal formats
- Vertical cuts for social plus one horizontal cut
- Shot list and reveal timing planned before load-in
- 24-hour first video deliverable & 10 edited photos
- Everything organized in Google Drive, files are yours to keep
- Founder or product-lead interview captured on site
The Convention Takeover
$15,000
Multi-day. The exhibitor booth or activation becomes a full media set.
- 20 finalized enhanced videos across the show days
- 100 edited photos in both vertical and horizontal formats
- Vertical cuts for social plus one horizontal cut
- Shot list and reveal timing planned before load-in
- 24-hour first deliverable so it posts during the show
- Google Drive delivery, files are yours to keep
- Product demos, walkarounds, and buyer conversations
- Founder or product-lead interview captured on site
- Daily drops so content ships while the floor is open
- Guest and partner interviews captured on the set
- Podcast and interview set built at the booth
What the library covers
The building blocks of a wholesale fashion library.
Motion lookbook
Key pieces worn and moving in a controlled lane at the booth.
- Walk and turn coverage
- Drape and stretch capture
- Front, side, and detail angles
- Vertical and horizontal cuts
Fabric and hardware macro
Close detail on the things buyers touch before they order.
- Weave and texture passes
- Stitch and seam detail
- Hardware and trim close-ups
- Controlled lighting
Buyer and founder interviews
Story and reaction captured for retail follow-up.
- Wireless lav audio
- Quiet-position scouting
- Short testimonial cutdowns
- Portrait stills
Booth and brand story
The stand as a presentation of the brand across the show days.
- Booth overview coverage
- Merchandising stills
- Buyer traffic and atmosphere
- Daily selects
Delivery & ownership
The finished coverage is yours.
Motion lookbooks, detail passes, interviews, and stills organized in a Google Drive under your account.
First deliverable per package
Agreed before the show opens.
Vertical formats included
Cut for social and buyer follow-up.
Talent releases handled
Any model or talent on camera signs before filming.
One-time production
No retainer or automatic renewal.
FAQ
Common questions
August 10 to 12, 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Confirm your booth assignment and hall through MAGIC event information.
No. They are separate events that run in the same window and are often planned together by brands. If your team exhibits at more than one, we scope access and scheduling for each event individually.
Talent is usually easier for the brand to arrange, since fit matters. If you need help sourcing local talent for motion coverage we can advise, and anyone on camera signs a release before filming.
Yes. We bring controlled lighting and shoot macro passes in a quieter window so fabric and hardware read properly against a clean background.
Cross X Agency is a Las Vegas production crew available for this show. We do not claim an organizer relationship or prior MAGIC credentials. We shoot product and apparel work regularly in Las Vegas.
Send your booth number, the pieces you want covered, and your talent plan through the form. We come back with a scoped plan and package.
Planning resources
Start here
Book a discovery call.
Pick a package, share the show details, and we'll open the calendar to lock in the coverage.
Lock in the coverage.
Send the show details and we'll come back with a scoped plan.