Why should I use a Videographer?
Editing is everything! These days everybody recognizes good cinematography, good editing and watch it on widescreen TVs. Even the best footage needs to be presented in a watchable timeline. Get the best for your big day 'cos this will last you forever!
Will there be bulky equipment?
No. I want to keep everything as natural as if we weren't there. I avoid using camera lights; the cameras are very compact and super sensitive. During the ceremony the groom will wear a tiny black wireless mic.
What should I look for in a Videographer?
EVERY videographer has a different style. Check out the actual movie samples to see if that is the style you want. This is your big day, and you want to catch and keep the excitement!
What do you mean by "film-look"?
I process ALL footage in ALL packages to have a "film-look". (Don't worry, it's not that cheesy "vintage" effect!) It is a nicer, more classic texture and is far superior to that of traditional video.
Can I make suggestions for my movie?
Yes. Before your wedding I like to meet with you briefly to go over the details. I like to get a good idea of your personalities so that your movie is accurately styled to reflect to two of you.
“The best way to justify all the expense and time spent on your wedding, is to relive it again and again!”
My wedding is out of town. Is that a problem?
No problem. I have recently shot weddings in Europe & the Caribbean. I can give you a quote including travel.
How do I book you?
I will send you a Booking Form. A $300 deposit is required to book your date. The balance is not due until the wedding day.
How long is the finished DVD?
Your DVD menu will have different features: The main Movie will be about 70 mins and The Extras section features more scenes that you should have.
When will I get my DVDs?
You will have your movies in 5 - 12 weeks after your wedding.
