Capturing the “in betweens”!
When choosing a videographer to record your wedding day,
there are many things to consider. Go into your initial meeting with a
potential videographer with all the information you'll need, including a list
of questions to find out more about the videographer. Remember that videos catch
the “in betweens” of everything- those priceless moments that a photograph can’t
capture! Instead of a photo of you dancing with your father you can actually
see the dance occur, have two cameras and you can relive the dance with your
dad and see the expression on your mom’s face! Video along with an amazing
photography team will have you reliving your wedding forever- what a gift!
First, think about the type of finished product you are
hoping for. Do you want to hear the background noise of the video you are
watching or do you want the video footage to be played to music? Do you want to
have the videographer interview your guests individually and ask for their
advice to the happy couple or would you prefer just a candid scan of your
guests on your big day? These are important questions to think about when
determining the style of your wedding video.
Second, how many videographers are needed for your day?
Discuss the possibilities with the videography company you choose. The number
of videographers that are necessary for your day are dependent on how many
guests you invite, the style of wedding video you want, and the company
you choose. For example, some companies prefer to have two videographers
capturing different angles of your special moments at the same time and then
compile all of the footage.
And last, but certainly not least, make sure you inquire
about any additional items your videographer can make. A popular trend right
now is to order a wedding movie trailer too! This movie trailer is a shortened
highlight reel of the wedding video that lasts up to only a couple minutes.
It’s the perfect length to show all of your friends and family over and over
again.
If you have your photographer booked- don't forget to ask if they do video as well. Sometimes going through them saves you money and works out best as they know how to work together well to capture ever last detail without running into each other and stepping on each other's toes (literally!)!