Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Don't Forget Your Wedding Video


In the opinion
of many there
is no better way
to preserve the
elegance and emotions
of a formal wedding
than on video tape.
From the solemn vows
of the nuptial ceremony to the happiness
of the reception celebration, all the sights
and sounds are captured forever. For years,
and yes, even generations to come, the magical
moments of this festive event are there for you
and your family to treasure. Nothing can ever
replace the expressions of joy and tears of
happiness that are an integral part of every
wedding. A professional videographer can record
and preserve these precious moments for you.

A wise Bride will shop for a videographer.
Professional videographers will have demo tapes
as a sample of their work and will offer planning
sessions. Review the demo tape and discuss style
of taping and any personal points you wish to cover.

Start looking about six to twelve months before your
wedding and reserve a firm date as soon as possible.
This will require a deposit as competent videographers
are generally booked months in advance, and only have
one event per day.

Have a clear understanding of the fee structure. Prices
will usually depend on the number and quality of cameras,
editing time, number of locations, and special production
needs. Some videographers will charge per camera, per hour,
while others may offer all inclusive packages. Some will
tape as much as possible and selectively edit the footage
into a polished product; others will tape in such a manner
that very little editing is needed. Most professionals also
offer graphics (titling).

In the planning session talk about all the events you wish to
be taped. You may want to help design your own package and
include footage of the rehearsal, the bridal shower, interviews
with parents, the bride and groom in final preparation, or any
other special event that appeals to you . . . all the sights
and sounds captured for your very special memories.

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