Scope: media production services for the Arab Priest exhibition opening on 23 September 2026 and the in_herit festival (Heritage Day) on 24 September 2026. Services include photography, videography, and 360 photobooth activations at Iziko sites.
Event 1 – Photography (Arab Priest exhibition opening): one experienced photographer to document guests arriving, speeches, guests engaging with artwork, group portraits of VIPs, photographs of artwork and exhibition space. Time: 17:00–21:00. Output: 300dpi edited jpegs via Google Drive or Dropbox, turnaround 3 business days.
Event 2 – Videography (Heritage Day): one videographer for 4K drone exterior footage of ISAM/ISANG/ISL, 4K event videography walking through the three spaces, gimbal-stabilised handheld footage, inclusive of all ages, races and genders. Outputs: one 2–4 minute highlight video in 4K (16:9 and 9:16 aspect ratios) with high energy, drone and handheld footage, upbeat backing track, transitions, text, graphics and Iziko branding; three 90-second site-specific museum visit experience videos (no identifiable individuals). Turnaround 5 business days; opportunity for input before finalisation. Call time 8am–5pm.
Event 2 – Photography (Heritage Day): four photographers with premium equipment (25 megapixels and above) to document events at main sites. Output: 300dpi jpegs via Google Drive, turnaround 2 business days. Call time 8am–5pm.
360 Photobooth activations (24 September 2026): rental and resourcing of 2x 360 photobooths (one at Iziko South African Museum, one at Iziko South African National Gallery) and 1x roaming mobile photobooth at Iziko South African Museum. Time 10:00–15:00, set-up before 10:00, strike after 15:00. Includes event day onsite coordination, unlimited instant jumbo prints, social media sharing, customised branded prints, professional assistant, digital copies of all photos, installation and dismantling.
Sites: Iziko South African Museum (25 Queen Victoria Street, Gardens, Cape Town 8001), Iziko South African National Gallery (Government Lane, Cape Town 8001), Iziko Slave Lodge (Corner Adderley Street and Wale Street, Cape Town 8000).