Bailey T. Miclette is a freelance videographer and photographer based in Denver, Colorado. With nearly 10 years of experience creating media for clients and numerous industry awards from film festivals across the country, Bailey brings his expertise of film production and photography to every project. Bailey is able to work as an independent freelancer or collaborate with crew depending on project scale. Bailey's notable clients include the NFL, ESPN, Hoka, Birkenstock, Delta Airlines, and more. Bailey is a licensed FAA Part 107 drone pilot and owns his own equipment, including numerous film, mirrorless, and cinema cameras.
Overview
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1 employee
9 years in business
Business hours
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Payment methods
This pro accepts payments via Check, Credit card, and Zelle.
Services offered
Type of building
House
Apartment building
Commercial / office building
Condo / townhouse
Platform type
Drone
Fixed-wing aircraft / plane
Helicopter
Blimp
Desired output
Photos
Video clips
Full edited video
Projects and media
Projects and media
Reviews
Customers rated this pro highly for work quality, punctuality, and professionalism.
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Teresa K.
Feb 26, 2025
Bailey is a wonderful photographer! The photos he took of our property were fantastic. We used them for our home’s listing but I am grateful to have them for memory’s sake as well. Highly recommend hiring Bailey!
Credentials
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Bailey Miclette
FAQs
What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I am happy to negotiate within reason and to establish a new relationship with a client. I have nearly 10 years of commercial photography and film production experience, over $26,000 of equipment, insurance, and special licensing (FAA Part 107), please understand that my resources and experience are reflected in my pricing.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I like to take a "backwards planning" approach. Begin with the ideal endstate - when does this need to be done? Can it be shot in a studio or on location? Who needs to be involved? Then plan backwards from that point in the future until now. What steps must be taken from my side as a service provider and the client's side as a stakeholder to get us both to the ideal endstate?
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
BS Business Administration - Marketing, emphasis in Data Analysis from University of Colorado Boulder
Minor in Technology, Art, and Media Design from University of Colorado Boulder
AA Business Administration from Front Range Community College
