A Quick Guide To Filming Weddings Well

By Jermaine Nobles

A witty and quick guide to digitally filming a wedding day. Includes everything you need to know about pre-production and production. Also includes valuable tips on how to produce the best product possible, letting you charge what you're worth.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jermaine Nobles
• Release date: Dec 7, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310310065

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A Quick Guide To Filming Weddings Well

Jermaine Nobles

Published by Jermaine Nobles

Smashwords Edition

Copyright 2013 Jermaine Nobles

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Contents

Introduction & Notes

Pre-Production

Crew

Gear

The Timeline

The Production Day

Prep-Formals

Reception-Exit

Happily Ever After...The End?

Introduction and Notes:

Long gone are the days of four hour wedding videos, you know, the ones where a drunk relative is giving a sloppy speech into the camera that’s being manned by some dude who has a mullet. Today’s wedding videos uphold a quality and narrative that boldly run parallel to the sentimental events of the day. There are great riches to be won and many lessons to be learned. This book will break down the key facets to digitally filming a wedding: the prep, the people, and the gear you will need. I’ll also identify some areas where things can get sticky as well as some powerful shots to look out for.

Due to the fact you’re responsible for catching one of the most important moments in a family’s life, people are willing to pay. Rightfully so. The amount people spend on flowers, décor, and venue is outstanding. Why not invest in something that can capture all that through a story? Sure pictures can be great, but a film