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Caught on camera
| Q | We're considering booking a videographer for our wedding, but we're not sure what to look for. Do you have any tips you can share? |
| A | David Startin says: There are a huge number of videographers out there, all offering different styles and options. Firstly, I'd suggest you look at the deliverables and decide whether you'd like a full feature-length film that's around one to two hours long or something a little shorter such as 10 to 20 minutes. This will help narrow down the number of videographers you're considering, as not all offer both options. Then it comes down to the style you're after. Do you want a more candid documentary-style film or something a little more staged and up-market? Many filmmakers out there create amazing cinematic-style pieces, pushing the creative side of what a wedding film could be. Music and sound design are so impactful in film, so consider whether the videographer has a particular style and whether that fits your tastes. I use a lot of acoustic and country-style, which works very well. |
David Startin, Love Me Do Wedding Films
