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Sureshot Productions is a Mount Prospect, Illinois videography company founded by Steve Goodman in 2002, offering documentary-style and cinematic highlight wedding films throughout Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. Sureshot Productions produces long-form documentary-style wedding films and cinematic highlight reels in 4K, with each wedding personally shot by Steve Goodman and a second videographer. The company has filmed more than 1,500 weddings over more than 23 years, and also covers corporate events including seminars, interviews, and promotional videos. Based in Mount Prospect, Illinois, Sureshot Productions films weddings and corporate events throughout Chicago, Arlington Heights, Schaumburg, Naperville, the Northwest suburbs, Northern Illinois, Northwest Indiana, and Lake Geneva. Several couples praise Steve and his team for responsive communication, professionalism, collaboration with photographers and DJs, and punctuality; one reviewer describes the delivered video as poor quality, citing distorted footage, use of iPhones on the wedding day, and songs placed out of sequence.
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