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Do you travel? Are you available for destination weddings?
Yes. In fact, we own specialized cases for all of our equipment specifically made for airline travel.
How will a second and third camera operator affect the quality of the final video?
In the video and film production world a three camera setup is the standard. One camera is used as a wide shot, and the other two cameras for medium shots and close ups. A second and third camera operator shooting from different angles not only adds to the level of production but also ensures that every precious moment is captured. For instance, not only do you want look back at your groom speaking his vows, but also your reaction to his words.
Multiple camera operators also allows for the bride and groom preparations to be filmed simultaneously at different locations. Guaranteeing that the entire day is captured from multiple perspectives.
I saw a lower price, why are your prices higher?
Compared to other companies in terms of quality and service, we know that we are giving you the best possible price. We have yet to find (and we've looked) a company that can match what we have to offer. There are many people on the internet advertising extremely low prices for wedding photography and videography. The old adage "you get what you pay for" holds particularly true in the wedding industry. We use top of the line cameras, lenses, and audio equipment. Even our least expensive package uses around $20,000 worth field of equipment not to mention the cost of our editing suite. It takes a minimum of 40 hours of editing to complete each film in addition to the hours spent at your wedding. We understand that everyone is working with a budget. Please keep in mind that we consider our films and photography to be an investment. The food, the flowers, the entertainment; in fifty years none of these things will matter while your wedding film will remain priceless.
I saw a higher price, why are your prices lower?
There are some high end boutique wedding photography and videography companies that do amazing work with equally amazing prices. If you like their work and have plenty of room in your budget I would suggest that you hire one of them.
What type of cameras do you use?
We only shoot with Canon cameras. Primarily using the Canon 1DX, the Canon 5D Mark III, and the Canon XF300 accompanied by a collection of Canon L series lenses.
What about Audio?
We use professional industry standard Sennheiser wireless lavalier condenser microphones. Depending upon the specifics of your ceremony, one wireless microphone is used on the groom and another is potentially used on the Officiant, Minister, Priest, Rabbi etc. The wireless microphone on the groom also picks up the voice of the bride. In addition to wireless microphones we use camera mounted condenser microphones to pick up any other sound in the room.
During the reception we use camera mounted condenser mics as well as recording a feed directly from the DJ or band to capture clean audio of the introductions, toasts, music etc.
Does the Bride wear a microphone?
No. We wouldn't dream of distracting anyone from her beautiful dress.
How long will the Groom have to wear a microphone?
Only during the ceremony.
How big is the microphone and will it be seen?
The microphone itself is slightly smaller than the head of a Q-tip. We place the microphone on the groom's lapel for maximum effectiveness and minimum unsightliness.
I said something that some might consider inappropriate while I was wearing a mic. Will you edit it out?
Yes. We are very sensitive in our editing process.
Do you interview our guests?
Only by threat. This is not our style. We want to capture you and your guests enjoying the beautiful day which you've created.
Do you use lighting?
Picture this, Aunt Rose is having a great time on the dance floor until someone shoves a bright light and camera in her face. In our experience, guests tend to either ham it up to the camera or become uncomfortable. We prefer neither of these outcomes. We've invested in top of the line cameras and lenses specifically for light light environments. Shooting with available light (no camera lighting) not only adds a more true to life feel to the finished piece, but also ensures that our cameras remain as unobtrusive as possible. That being said, while we cannot control every environment, we are always prepared for any situation with the proper equipment, including lighting.
Do you shoot our guests dancing?
Yes. We know you want to see your guests enjoying themselves and so do we. Some of the best moments we capture are of people on the dance floor having a great time.
When do you stop shooting?
When the music stops so do we.
Yes. In fact, we own specialized cases for all of our equipment specifically made for airline travel.
How will a second and third camera operator affect the quality of the final video?
In the video and film production world a three camera setup is the standard. One camera is used as a wide shot, and the other two cameras for medium shots and close ups. A second and third camera operator shooting from different angles not only adds to the level of production but also ensures that every precious moment is captured. For instance, not only do you want look back at your groom speaking his vows, but also your reaction to his words.
Multiple camera operators also allows for the bride and groom preparations to be filmed simultaneously at different locations. Guaranteeing that the entire day is captured from multiple perspectives.
I saw a lower price, why are your prices higher?
Compared to other companies in terms of quality and service, we know that we are giving you the best possible price. We have yet to find (and we've looked) a company that can match what we have to offer. There are many people on the internet advertising extremely low prices for wedding photography and videography. The old adage "you get what you pay for" holds particularly true in the wedding industry. We use top of the line cameras, lenses, and audio equipment. Even our least expensive package uses around $20,000 worth field of equipment not to mention the cost of our editing suite. It takes a minimum of 40 hours of editing to complete each film in addition to the hours spent at your wedding. We understand that everyone is working with a budget. Please keep in mind that we consider our films and photography to be an investment. The food, the flowers, the entertainment; in fifty years none of these things will matter while your wedding film will remain priceless.
I saw a higher price, why are your prices lower?
There are some high end boutique wedding photography and videography companies that do amazing work with equally amazing prices. If you like their work and have plenty of room in your budget I would suggest that you hire one of them.
What type of cameras do you use?
We only shoot with Canon cameras. Primarily using the Canon 1DX, the Canon 5D Mark III, and the Canon XF300 accompanied by a collection of Canon L series lenses.
What about Audio?
We use professional industry standard Sennheiser wireless lavalier condenser microphones. Depending upon the specifics of your ceremony, one wireless microphone is used on the groom and another is potentially used on the Officiant, Minister, Priest, Rabbi etc. The wireless microphone on the groom also picks up the voice of the bride. In addition to wireless microphones we use camera mounted condenser microphones to pick up any other sound in the room.
During the reception we use camera mounted condenser mics as well as recording a feed directly from the DJ or band to capture clean audio of the introductions, toasts, music etc.
Does the Bride wear a microphone?
No. We wouldn't dream of distracting anyone from her beautiful dress.
How long will the Groom have to wear a microphone?
Only during the ceremony.
How big is the microphone and will it be seen?
The microphone itself is slightly smaller than the head of a Q-tip. We place the microphone on the groom's lapel for maximum effectiveness and minimum unsightliness.
I said something that some might consider inappropriate while I was wearing a mic. Will you edit it out?
Yes. We are very sensitive in our editing process.
Do you interview our guests?
Only by threat. This is not our style. We want to capture you and your guests enjoying the beautiful day which you've created.
Do you use lighting?
Picture this, Aunt Rose is having a great time on the dance floor until someone shoves a bright light and camera in her face. In our experience, guests tend to either ham it up to the camera or become uncomfortable. We prefer neither of these outcomes. We've invested in top of the line cameras and lenses specifically for light light environments. Shooting with available light (no camera lighting) not only adds a more true to life feel to the finished piece, but also ensures that our cameras remain as unobtrusive as possible. That being said, while we cannot control every environment, we are always prepared for any situation with the proper equipment, including lighting.
Do you shoot our guests dancing?
Yes. We know you want to see your guests enjoying themselves and so do we. Some of the best moments we capture are of people on the dance floor having a great time.
When do you stop shooting?
When the music stops so do we.