Important Questions & Answers #3

We employ some of the same techniques that Hollywood producers use to produce dramatic results. We use 2 videographers and 2 cameras to capture the multiple aspects of your day and create results with a Film and Television look and feel. Our two videographers working together capture it all . . . action and reaction, all aspects of any given moment, major events and things you never knew happened.

Ceremony Coverage utilizing multiple camera and sound systems ensures you will enjoy the ceremony from your perspective and your guests. You will see the grandeur of the setting, the beauty of the many details and relive the intimacy of the moment. As you make the most important vow of your life we will see and hear each word and expression. Two videographers can show the bride coming down the aisle and her groom’s reaction at that same moment; both of your faces during the vows, not just one or just your profiles. The examples are too numerous to mention.

Two videographers can be less obtrusive than one. If your father stands up and gives a toast in the middle of the room and turns from side to side to address both sides of the room, a single videographer has to keep moving back and forth in front of him or settle for the back of his head for half of the toast. The results are either boring or obtrusive. If 2 videographers are shooting from opposing sides of the room; when your father turns away from one camera he turns into the other, mean while the first camera continues shooting the audience reaction. The results are professional looking, entertaining and achieved with no movement of any camera person, all eyes remain focused on your father, not the frantic videographer who keeps struggling to stay in front of him.

The benefits are endless and the results are spectacular. The difference between two videographers shooting and one is not twice as good... It is many times better than a single camera production. See the results and you will agree!