Richard Nunez

This is the lighting I actually pack for Vegas weddings and corporate events. V100 and a FlashBender on camera, AD200s off camera, continuous for speeches, and the Bowens boxes they sit in. I've tried MagMod. I didn't like it. For shooters who want one speech-light kit that already lives in the bag.

This is the audio I actually clip on at Vegas weddings and corporate events. A house-feed recorder, the wireless I run on about 90% of jobs, a no-wire backup for brides who will not wear a lav under the dress, and the tape that keeps it invisible. For shooters building a real wedding bag, not a wishlist.

Vegas heat, dry air, and a schedule that does not wait. These are the day-of items I tell couples and planners to pack so portraits stay on time and nobody panics over shine, a stain, or a dead phone. For destination weddings and elopements where the Strip or the desert is part of the day.

This is the Nikon Z kit I take to weddings and corporate events. Two Z6 III bodies, a ZR for interviews, and the four lenses I keep swapping. For shooters who want one system that covers photos and video without a rental house.

These are the independent, non-casino Vegas spots I would actually send a couple to. Gardens, chapels, and event rooms that photograph well and don’t feel like a resort ballroom. For couples and planners who want a personal venue, not a casino package.

This is the travel kit I actually use when I’m shooting BTS alone. Pocket 3 for the clean look, Action 5 when I need to mount it or be a little rougher, plus the clamps, filters, and spare power that stay in the bag. For creators who want all-day footage without filling up a phone.

This is the full kit I take to weddings and corporate events. Nikon bodies, audio, and lighting I actually run, not a wishlist. For clients who want to see what shows up, and shooters building a real event bag.