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FULL EDITED CEREMONY MOVIE - $300. Sample #1 (Google Drive Link). Sample #2 (Google Drive Link).
Includes original sound recorded on the cameras, audio synchronization, multi-camera editing, pan/zoom effects, video stabilization and the title with your name and wedding date. The price of the above video is based on the average length of most ceremonies (15-30 minutes). If your ceremony is longer than 30 minutes, the price for each additional 5 minutes of video is $25.
Includes original sound recorded on the cameras, audio synchronization, multi-camera editing, pan/zoom effects, video stabilization and the title with your name and wedding date. The price of the above video is based on the average length of most ceremonies (15-30 minutes). If your ceremony is longer than 30 minutes, the price for each additional 5 minutes of video is $25.
EDITED RECEPTION MOVIE - $300. Sample #1 (Google Drive Link). Sample #2 (Google Drive Link).
Includes original sound recorded on the cameras, multi-camera editing, audio synchronization, pan/zoom effect, video stabilization and the title with your name and wedding date. The price of the above video is based on the average length of the most important events that usually occur during weddings receptions: grand entrance, first dance, toasts, cake cutting, etc. If 30 minutes of edited video is not enough time to include these events, the price for each additional 5 minutes of edited video is $25.
Includes original sound recorded on the cameras, multi-camera editing, audio synchronization, pan/zoom effect, video stabilization and the title with your name and wedding date. The price of the above video is based on the average length of the most important events that usually occur during weddings receptions: grand entrance, first dance, toasts, cake cutting, etc. If 30 minutes of edited video is not enough time to include these events, the price for each additional 5 minutes of edited video is $25.
4-MINUTE EDITED HIGHLIGHT TRAILER - $300. Sample #1 (Google Drive Link). Sample #2 (Google Drive Link).
This is a short, artistic video that includes highlights of the ceremony and reception with one background song of your choice.
This is a short, artistic video that includes highlights of the ceremony and reception with one background song of your choice.
What is the difference between raw footage and edited videos?
Raw footage includes hundreds of unnamed unedited numbered video clips and it's not as enjoyable until it's edited. When we provide editing, we cut the videos and choose the best angles, sync the audio and match it with music, stabilize some clips, add the title, pan, zoom and other effects. You, your family and friends would enjoy one nice video instead of a bunch of unedited and unnamed files. If you are planning to edit the video yourself, please keep in mind that editing is not as easy as it seems and you need to have special skills, experience, talent, lots of time and professional software that costs over $1000. We understand that your budget may not allow you to hire us to do the editing and we would like to add that it's definitely better to have raw footage filmed by a professional videographer than amateur video or no footage at all.
Raw footage includes hundreds of unnamed unedited numbered video clips and it's not as enjoyable until it's edited. When we provide editing, we cut the videos and choose the best angles, sync the audio and match it with music, stabilize some clips, add the title, pan, zoom and other effects. You, your family and friends would enjoy one nice video instead of a bunch of unedited and unnamed files. If you are planning to edit the video yourself, please keep in mind that editing is not as easy as it seems and you need to have special skills, experience, talent, lots of time and professional software that costs over $1000. We understand that your budget may not allow you to hire us to do the editing and we would like to add that it's definitely better to have raw footage filmed by a professional videographer than amateur video or no footage at all.
What's the difference between original sound recorded on the cameras and an external sound recorder?
What's the difference between a video booth and guest interviews?
Both of the above options are offered for the same purpose - to collect personal and touching video messages from your family and friends. However, there is some difference in how it's done. Video booth is a continuously running camera mounted on a tripod with a sign: "Please leave a message for the newlyweds". It's usually set up during cocktail hour and it works best if your DJ/MC makes a brief announcement to let your guests know it's there. In addition to leaving messages, some guests enjoy making funny faces, dancing, jumping and even singing in front of the video booth so the footage can be really fun to watch. When we do guest interviews, your videographer comes up to each table during dinner and asks guests to leave a video message for the newlyweds. Some people agree and some people don't but, generally speaking, it's easier to collect more messages this way, because we approach each person directly. For the best possible outcome, we recommend hiring us to provide both of the above services at the same time. That way people who did not have a chance to leave a message at the video booth during cocktail hour will be able to do it during dinner interviews. This would allow us to collect the maximum number of messages. If these services are booked together, the price for both of them is $150. If booked separately, each service is $100. Please note that we have no control over the timeline or your guests and their whereabouts so we have no way of knowing how many people will agree to leave a video message. Below are a couple of videos that should give you a good idea of both options and help you determine what's best for you.
Both of the above options are offered for the same purpose - to collect personal and touching video messages from your family and friends. However, there is some difference in how it's done. Video booth is a continuously running camera mounted on a tripod with a sign: "Please leave a message for the newlyweds". It's usually set up during cocktail hour and it works best if your DJ/MC makes a brief announcement to let your guests know it's there. In addition to leaving messages, some guests enjoy making funny faces, dancing, jumping and even singing in front of the video booth so the footage can be really fun to watch. When we do guest interviews, your videographer comes up to each table during dinner and asks guests to leave a video message for the newlyweds. Some people agree and some people don't but, generally speaking, it's easier to collect more messages this way, because we approach each person directly. For the best possible outcome, we recommend hiring us to provide both of the above services at the same time. That way people who did not have a chance to leave a message at the video booth during cocktail hour will be able to do it during dinner interviews. This would allow us to collect the maximum number of messages. If these services are booked together, the price for both of them is $150. If booked separately, each service is $100. Please note that we have no control over the timeline or your guests and their whereabouts so we have no way of knowing how many people will agree to leave a video message. Below are a couple of videos that should give you a good idea of both options and help you determine what's best for you.
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Video Booth Sample
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Guest Interviews Sample
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