New York · Artist, director & production briefs

Music video car rentals
in New York.

One hero car or a scene built around several. Pytstop Motorcars helps music-video teams source exotic, luxury and classic vehicles around the artist’s visual direction, the location and the way each car will appear on camera.

New York City · Queens · Brooklyn · Long Island

Blue Lamborghini Revuelto photographed from the front with both doors raised
Blue Lamborghini Revuelto · A catalog example; availability is confirmed for each shoot.

A car with a purpose

Build the scene around the right cars.

Send the treatment, a few reference frames or simply the mood you want. A low supercar, a long luxury sedan and a classic American coupe create very different images. Mike can help narrow the search by silhouette, color, interior and the number of vehicles in the scene.

For a group of cars, explain how they will work together. Matching colors, contrasting shapes and consistent arrival times may matter as much as a particular badge. Identify the must-have vehicle first, then the supporting cars and any acceptable alternatives.

Pytstop’s core network covers New York City, Queens, Brooklyn and Long Island. The actual vehicles, rates and owner requirements are confirmed around your dates and production brief.

01 /

Give every car a role

Tell us which car is the featured vehicle, which will carry talent and which will dress the background. Send the angles and interior details the director plans to show.

02 /

Explain the performance

Describe sitting, leaning, standing, props, driving and any action involving the car. Stunts, modifications or damage-related use require a separate discussion and explicit agreement before a booking.

03 /

Work through the schedule

Share call time, expected wrap, location changes and any overnight holds. For several vehicles, discuss arrival order, staging space and transport so the request reflects the whole shoot.

Start with the look

A few possibilities.

Use these examples to shape the brief. We confirm the actual car, specification and availability for your production dates.

Browse the full picture-car collection

Before the call sheet

Start with the treatment.

You do not need a finished shot list to get in touch. Share what is decided and flag the choices still open.

Plan your music-video cars
  • Artist or project name and the production contact
  • Treatment, mood board or reference links
  • Featured car, supporting vehicles and preferred colors
  • Shoot location, call time, wrap estimate and hold dates
  • Vehicle budget, talent interaction, driving and transport needs

Useful answers

Before you
book the car.

Can you help source several cars for one video?

Yes. Send the number of cars, their roles and any matching requirements. Each vehicle’s availability and conditions are confirmed before the production commits to a lineup.

Can the artist drive or stand on a car?

Describe the intended action in advance. Driving, standing on bodywork and other interaction depend on the specific vehicle, owner approval and production arrangements.

Can we book a car for only a few shots?

Tell us the actual time needed, including setup and any hold period. Rates and minimum booking arrangements depend on the vehicle, owner, location and transport.

What if we know the look but not the model?

Send reference images and your budget range. Mike can help identify suitable shapes and styles, then explore what is available for the shoot.

Your production. One personal connection.

What does your next video look like?

Share the creative direction and the car’s role in the scene. We’ll start with the brief and work toward a suitable vehicle match.