LET'S CHAT ABOUT YOUR WEDDING

I find that 4-6 minutes is a sweet spot so far. It’s enough to tell the story and capture all of the best details, but not so long that it loses focus of your wedding day.

In addition to your 4-6 minute video, I also offer a longer documentary-style film (also known as the FOMO film) as a possible add-on. While not as creatively edited as your highlight video, these films are still edited and include more footage from your entire wedding day. These films are usually 45-60 minutes long and have been very popular with many of my couples. 

Video is a great way to not only re-watch and relive your wedding day but to share it with both those who couldn't make it and your future children. Remind your fiance that once you make the decision not to film it, you’ll never be able to go back and change your mind. Video is the only possible way to relive one of the most important days of your life. You won’t regret it. 

Still photos provide an excellent image of a moment in time, but wedding videos capture more. With video, you get movement and sound. Video reignites memories as you can see, hear, and feel the emotions of the day again.

Most hobbyists have difficulties working with poor and awkward lighting, capturing clean audio, editing, and being comfortable enough behind a camera to allow the two of you to feel like your true selves. Not to mention that your little cousin (or ever else in your family is behind the camera) should also get the chance to enjoy your wedding as a guest, too. 

Get in touch! Once we chat and you decide to get your wedding day on the calendar, a $500 initial payment and signed contract are required. The remainder of your balance will be split into equal payments.

The typical turnaround time for your full wedding video is 12-16 weeks. Your “One-Minute Trailer” will be delivered within two weeks.

Even if I haven’t, I’ll be doing my work to get familiar with them. Before the wedding, I typically reach out to the photographer to coordinate a game plan, so that we can be on the same page all day. I’ll also chat with your DJ since we will be working together to capture great audio, the coordinator for details of the day, and the venue to check for any limitations that I need to know about. On the day of your wedding, I show up early to scout the property for perfect locations. 

The majority of my weddings are in Austin, Texas and the surrounding area, but I can travel to weddings in most parts of Texas.

I leave out static details like the dress or stationary because those are for the photographer. Your film won’t be a slideshow of the same shots you received from your photographer.

I capture longer moments of emotion because I want the viewer to feel the emotion of the room and the day. I want you to watch your film and feel that your personalities and true selves are reflected in it, so my goal is to capture those in between moments and details that reflects your relationship.

While most couples trust me throughout the creative process (and I haven’t received a complaint about music choice yet,) your suggestions are always welcome. I will do my best to work with your ideas but keep in mind that to use music in a wedding video, it must be legally licensed (and most mainstream music is not available to license.) I typically pick music based on the vibe and emotion of the wedding day. This is usually the first thing I do when I start to edit your wedding video since it is the driving force behind your video. If you have a mood or genre in mind then we can discuss this before your wedding day.

We will set up a time to talk on the phone to get to know each other. My goal is not to sell to you, but rather to see if we are a good fit. I’m an Enneagram 7w8 (a realist), so I will be straightforward with you and tell you if we’re a good fit or not.