About Us

Film/Video & Live Presentations
From large flat panel through-the-lens prompters to handheld cameras and more, we have equipment to suit every contingency.
Since every project varies, it's good to have professional, seasoned operators who’ll anticipate your needs, and make things happen fast — like magic.

Our services include, among others:

Flat panel through-the-lens prompters
Our prompter monitors are available in 12 and 15 inch indoor as well as extra-bright models for true ... Moredaylight operation.

Hand-held Prompters
6 inch prompters for hand-held shooting
Walk and talk at any angle with the camera positioned
anywhere from the floor on up.

Presidential Prompters
Our Presidential Prompters are available with 15 inch 1,800 nit day-bright monitors (and opaque mirrors for really, really horrendous contionions.

Specialty Prompting
We have teleprompter equipment for any application:
Full-sized handheld cameras, mini DV’s, jib arms, and off-camera prompting... and we’re equipped to accomodate the increasingly popular technique of shooting two cameras side-by-side (wide and tight) from the same angle.

Backup equipment on every job
No extra charge for a little peace of mind.
With Foxtrot you’ll never need to worry about equipment failure, we travel with back-up computers, glass and monitors to every job.
(Some of our competitors charge for backup equipment.)

Professional Teleprompter Operators
90% of teleprompting is in the experience of the operator.
FOXTROT’S operators have a thorough knowledge of our prompter systems, production and how and when to relate to your client.
Don’t get saddled with a minimum wage newbie when you’re working with the CEO of A-T- and Whatever.

Battery Power -- If you need it. Less

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