Category Archives: Videography For long term Bride Vs Groom readers you’ll notice a subtle change in today’s title: where once we proclaimed these hallowed pages to be the thoughts of a videographer, now you will find the thoughts of a filmmaker. But what has brought this change about? Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the word Videography […]  As Matt is currently locked deep in video editing at the moment, today we thought we’d revisit a little post on the subject of what goes into editing together a good film. Why do sometimes certain shots from your wedding day end up “littering the cutting room floor” so to speak? Why does it take […]  One of the questions I’m often asked as a wedding videographer is “how many copies do we get on DVD?” Whilst this is a very understandable question it’s one that often makes me wonder just how important the DVD itself is to the product that we create. In a world of Smart TV’s and fast […]  It’s Throwback Thursday time, a chance for us to remind you of some of our (hopefully) most helpful posts we’ve published on Bride Vs Groom over the years! And today we’d like to revisit a little post on how you can help your wedding videographer to capture top quality audio and the processes involved… Perhaps […]  It’s “Throwback Thursday” once again and today we’d like to take you back to a little post all about the importance of finding the right videographer for you and the work that goes into making that perfect wedding film for you… Ever watched all the way through the credits at the end of a film? […]  Wedding Videography has gone through major changes in the last few years and whereas before it was all about setting up a camera at the back of the church, hitting record and presenting the full recording to the bride and groom, nowadays it tends to be much more about showing highlighted coverage of the full […] |
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