Category Archives: A Videographer’s Thoughts 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 […]  The first thing I often hear when wedding guests realise that I’m not photographing but filming is this: “You’re not recording sound are you?” It’s an understandable concern, after all when you’ve had a few drinks and are relaxed and chatting to your friends you’re bound to occasionally get a little loose-lipped and say something […]  We’ve spoken at length about the many and varied different styles of wedding photography but the message that’s perhaps not quite filtered through as strongly yet is that there is also a huge range in styles of wedding videography. Videography has come a long way in recent years thanks in part to the new breed […] |
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