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Covering Ashley Moody and Rick Scott events at Sims Crane

Clanton Media
7 days ago
2 min read

Some events give you one chance to capture the moment. A speaker steps up, a guest greets a worker, and the crowd responds. Our job is to come away with a useful record of the day while fitting into the team already running it.


For Sims Crane & Equipment in Tampa, we worked through Judge PR on event photography and video, including events with Senator Rick Scott in 2024 and Ashley Moody in August 2025. The work brought together the speeches, the people and the scale of the equipment yard.


Rick Scott: the recap and the complete moment



Senator Rick Scott speaking at the Sims Crane event


The Rick Scott delivery included edited photographs, finished videos and the full press conference. Those are different needs: a short recap introduces the event quickly, while a complete recording preserves the remarks for people who need more than a highlight.


Senator Rick Scott greeting a worker at Sims Crane


The conversations around the formal program matter, too. Photographs of guests arriving and meeting the team help show the people behind the event, alongside the speaker coverage.


Ashley Moody: planning the ground and aerial coverage



Ashley Moody addressing the Sims Crane event audience


For the August 2025 event, coordination with Judge PR and the Sims team included planning the drone coverage before the day. A working equipment yard needs a considered approach. The aerial view establishes the setting; the cameras on the ground tell the story through speakers and attendees.


Aerial view of the Sims Crane equipment yard and American flag


Working as part of the event team


Good event coverage starts with knowing what the organizer needs after everyone goes home. We talk through the key moments and delivery priorities, then build the capture around them. For agencies and communications teams, that means a production partner who understands both the finished story and the work happening on site.



 
 
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