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WEDDING VIDEOS – TO HAVE AND TO HOLD ONTO
When your crazy wedding video attracts attention on YouTube, it may earn you the fifteen minutes of fame that Andy Warhol believed everyone craved, but sooner or later, you’ll probably wish you had three hours of quality video footage.
And remember the days when wedding videos were captured on a shaky, handheld camcorder?The result was often a massive let-down. Substantial amounts of footage of the floor and the ceiling were interspersed with the happy couple relegated to a few blurry moments on film.
These days, videography is Hollywood standard.State-of-the-art equipment and technology enables a huge range of special effects such as slow motion, inserts and photo montages, all with pin sharp quality footage.
Many brides however, are so consumed with all the plans for the big day that they often forget to make the wedding video a top priority.Unfortunately, memories do fade and a video or DVD is the only way of preserving the action as it happened.Only if you invest time and effort in securing the right video company will you be truly delighted with the outcome.At the end of the day, you only get one crack at it.
These pointers from a wedding DVD company in Perth will guide you to finding the right wedding videographer, and ensure that your special day is captured forever.
• Really think about what you want your video to be like.Are you wanting a graphic history of your relationship, do you want a five hour DVD or an edited version, should the rehearsals be included etc?
• When deciding on a videographer, do your homework thoroughly.Do some research on the internet, go to local wedding fairs and ask other people for recommendations.Draw up a list of three or four possible companies and take a look at their work.Interview the companies to get a feel for how they operate and to see if the chemistry is right.Tensions can rise and it is really important that you are comfortable working with them as it’s an intimate relationship and you don’t need unnecessary stresses..
* Price shouldn’t be the deciding factor. Go for craftsmanship, experience and professionalism.If they’ve been in business for a while, they’ll know the intricacies of the venues, churches etc. and will be able to advise on a host of elements from weather conditions and the angle of the sun to the best locations for photos.Their experience is valuable.
* Secure a booking early.Good companies fill up their books quickly and it’s best to make a commitment – even up to 18 months ahead of time.
* Ask about special effects. Give some thought to whether you want your video set to music or whether you want recorded sound of the actual event. Check the sound quality.
• ‘Future-proof’ your video. Some video companies digitally master your video so that any copies made in the future won’t suffer from tape deterioration of the original.
* Read the fine print. Check what’s included in the price (hours of coverage, editing, how many final copies etc) and make sure you understand everything, so there are no nasty surprises.
Your wedding video enables you to go over every detail of your special day, as often as you want.As a top wedding video company in Perth, DemicVideo, said : “A wedding video is something that should give pleasure and memories for generations.Choose your videographer carefully – after all, it’s an investment in a visual heirloom.”
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