The Project
Women for Gun Rights is bringing its mission to Washington DC for four days of high-stakes, high-visibility events. Our goal is simple: produce content that captures the gravity of these moments and is ready for your audience the moment it matters most. Reels that move people. Photos that document history. Interview footage your team can deploy for months after the trip.
6 Media is proposing a tight two-shooter team across all four days, choreographed so that one camera is always rolling on the story while the other works coverage, B-roll, and stills. Editorial is split between on-trip fast-turnaround reels — out within 24 hours — and a slate of polished pieces delivered after the trip wraps.
A built-in savings: two members of our team are already based in Philadelphia and will drive into DC, eliminating two round-trip flights from the budget without losing any production capacity.
The Timeline
Follow the trip day by day. Each event lists what we shoot and what you receive.
September 11 — Arrival in DC
6 Media team arrives
AfternoonTwo of our shooters drive in from Philadelphia — saving the cost of two flights. Full team on the ground by evening.
West Wing tour with major donors
EveningIntimate after-hours tour. We capture the atmosphere, key moments, and the relationships in the room.
September 12 — Donor Interviews & GALA
6 Media team arrives
Mid morningSuggested arrival date for the 6 Media team is mid morning, giving us time to settle in, scout locations, and be ready for the afternoon's donor interviews.
Sit-down donor interviews
Morning / Afternoon3–4 short-form interview reels with key Women for Gun Rights donors. Location TBD. Delivered post-trip for staggered release.
GALA
EveningFull coverage of the marquee evening event — speeches, room energy, candid moments. Dianna mentioned a photo booth for the Gala; we would need to discuss how this plays out, but it could be an option.
September 13 — Team, Union Station & Capitol Hill
Conference room team meet
MorningGroup portraits and behind-the-scenes coverage of the team designing their signs.
Union Station flash mob
MiddayMulti-camera coverage of the flash mob moment — movement, reactions, the full reveal.
Capitol Hill
AfternoonFull event coverage. Every speaker captured on a locked-off static shot for archival, plus active shooters for the social reel.
Day 3 Recap Reel
WrapA fast recap reel with short snippets from sign-making through the Union Station flash mob and Capitol Hill — posted within 24 hours to maximize engagement and keep followers locked into the trip.
September 14 — White House Briefing & Capitol Hill
White House Briefing
MorningCoverage of the briefing — photo and video. Tightly choreographed around access limits.
Capitol Hill
AfternoonClosing event coverage on the Hill. We would also love to capture closing statements from Dianna on the Hill to close out the project — usable for social now and as promotion for next year's event.
Day 4 Recap Reel
WrapSingle reel capturing the full day, posted within 24 hours.
Delivery Timeline
- Fast-turnaround reels are delivered within 24 hours.
- Standard reels (not fast turnaround) are delivered within 3 weeks.
- Our goal is to deliver 3–4 edited photos at the end of each day for Women for Gun Rights to use for social, with the remaining edited photos delivered within 3 weeks.
Build Your Estimate
Toggle each “Shoot Day” button to include or remove that day from the total. Colored days are counted; grayed days are not. Use reel quantities to add additional edits. Totals update live.
Team cost: $1,750 per shooter per day, including photo edits. Video editing is a separate line item below.
Estimate excludes lodging. Photo coverage is included with each shoot day. Per diem is tied to active shoot days.
Next Step
Confirm scope and we'll lock production calendars. Upon confirmation of scope and project, we require half up front and half at the end of the project — upon delivery of the final deliverables.
Dianna — please call or text me directly with any questions or concerns. I'm here to help make this easy. — Jacob Heppner
