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Cover Options
We can arrange different levels of cover for you and your business.
Public liability
Protection for third party property damage or personal injury.
Business package
Customised cover for your business assets and liabilities.
Personal insurance
Protection for you and your family.
Property
Protection for your personal and business premises and contents.
Workers compensation
Cover questions for your employees and workers.
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Photography review
Start with the kit and the venue
Equipment schedule
Bodies, lenses, lighting, and audio add up quickly and are usually scheduled by value.
Where you shoot
Studios, venues, weddings, construction sites, and client premises carry different requirements.
Hired and borrowed gear
Hired equipment you are responsible for is handled differently from gear you own.
Covers commonly discussed
Gear, venues, and the shoot itself
Most photography conversations weigh the equipment, the liability at the venue, and what happens if the work itself cannot be delivered.
Equipment cover
Cameras, lenses, lighting, and audio against damage and theft, including away from your usual address.
Public liability
Frequently required by venues and event organisers before you are permitted to work.
Hired-in equipment
Cover for gear you hire in and are contractually responsible for, subject to the policy terms.
Common questions
Questions worth asking before you decide.
Use the first conversation to clarify documents, timing, fees where relevant, and the policy terms that need checking before advice, quote, renewal, or claims-support steps.
What insurance do photographers need?
Equipment cover and public liability are the usual pair, since venues commonly require liability before you can shoot. What applies depends on your work, eligibility, underwriting, and the policy terms.
Is my gear covered overseas?
Territorial limits vary by policy. If you travel for work, the geographic scope is worth confirming rather than assuming.
Do I need separate cover for drone work?
Drone operations are generally assessed separately and may need their own arrangement, alongside the relevant aviation regulations.
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