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The more weddings you do, the more you may find some issues that may arise. I’ve found that a few things keep coming up over the years and I want to make sure you know about them and how to successfully work around them. Even though issues come up, I’ve found that dealing with them professionally can help you bring in new clients.
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Now that we’ve reached the end of the ceremony (in our podcast sessions), let’s talk about what you NEED to film in order to create a great wedding video. I’ll go over 7 things that you have to film at the end of the ceremony based on my experience. There are very similar things that happen in many weddings and you can anticipate the action that will come.
You can plan and prepare, talk to the wedding planner and the bride and groom but there are several things that may surprise you during the wedding ceremony as you video it. In this episode I’ll share 7 variables that happen during the wedding ceremony. I’ve found that as good as I am with planning, and that I have a lot of experience in my wedding video business, there are still things that may surprise me.
What should you film during during the wedding entrances of the bridal party?
Even though you’ve gotten through the ceremony successfully, you still need to think about what audio issues you will encounter during the reception. I’ll share with you the issues that will come up and what equipment I use every time. Check out the tips I give when filming a wedding reception.
There is more to a wedding video than the actual video. Don’t forget the audio! There are several things to remember and 4 types of setups you’ll encounter during a wedding ceremony. I’ll go over each type of audio setup and why you may or may not like one over the other.
How can you separate yourself from other wedding videographers? One of the best ways is to offer Cinematic Weddings. What are cinematic weddings? In this episode I’ll share with you several key points that make a wedding cinematic and how you can incorporate that into your business.
Is filming a wedding with two cameras different than filming with just one video camera? YES!!! I’ll give you tips and tricks for filming a wedding with two cameras. I’ve learned a few things over the years and will share the #1 tip when shooting a wedding with two cameras. Listen closely because I only say it a few times. haha (I’ll stress the importance several times with the record button).
If you have filmed out door weddings, than you know there are challenges such as lighting, audio clarity from the pastor and couple, and also uncontrolled sounds (from nature). In this episode I’ll go over some tips on how to improve your outdoor wedding videos. I recently shot an outdoor wedding and wanted to give you these ideas while they were fresh in my mind. Filming an outdoor wedding can bring challenges that indoor weddings don’t so make sure you’re prepared by listening to this podcast.
If you’ve filmed weddings before you know how important it is to bring all your gear and equipment with you so you can be prepared for anything that might happen that day. What is the best way to remember what to bring and how to be prepared? In this episode I go over what you need to bring with you. This will be a great way to get started in making a checklist of what to bring to prepare you for the worst.
What should you wear while filming a wedding video? In this episode, I’ll tell you what you need to know. Keep in mind that you are a professional and if you want to grow your wedding video business, than you should dress like a professional.





