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Re: videographer

• MegOrr member

  

  March 2010 edited December 2011

  I used TK's list as a starting point. Another website I found helpful was the Baltimore Videographer's Association website (the ones we've talked with have been willing to travel for the work if you're not in Baltimore). They have a list of all their members and you can check out websites. I've seen several that list ceremony only options and you can always ask what the cost would be to do just that if they don't list it on their site. Also, if you find one you like that ends up being unavailable for your day, ask for recommendations. That's how we found the company we will probably book with. Also talk to your other vendors (photographer, venue, etc.) and check their websites as they may have listed people they've worked with before.
  
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• razdazzle member

  

  March 2010 edited December 2011

  What is your price point?  I am using Always & Forever video - http://www.alwaysandforevervideo.com/
  
  We are paying around $750 for six hours. 
  

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• tracy_k member

  

  March 2010 edited December 2011

  We really only wanted it recorded for posterity, so I wasn't willing to spend much on it. I found a videographer who charged $350 for 5 hours, she used two cameras for the ceremony and then a shoulder-mounted camera for the reception. She was quite professional during and leading up to the event.
  
  It doesn't include any editing, it's just the footage on disc (which we could have edited by someone else later, if we really want to). She doesn't do it as a full-time job, and since my wedding was only two weeks ago, I haven't actually seen the video, but if all you want is a recording for archival purposes, you should check her out!
  
  Susanne Bard, http://bardpro.blogspot.com

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• fuccisphotos

  

  March 2010 edited December 2011

  Tell them up front you don't want any editing done.  Just a single camera, and the footage just placed on DVD.  We got our whole day filmed in New Jersey just outside of NYC for 400 so I would think around here you should be able to get something similar.  I edited the video myself on my Mac.

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• alygoo615

  

  March 2010 edited December 2011

  Send an email to Eric Nicholas at aeproductions04@hotmail.com. He has not done our wedding yet but has given us sample DVD's. He is fabulous- includes wireless mics for the ceremony so that you can be heard on video later. He will be able to give you more information but unless he has changed his prices, these are what he quoted me last August:

  
  

  I have three packages available:
   Package 1 - The Simple Package - $700.00
   * 2 Cameras, up to 8 Wireless Microphones
   * 4 DVDs containing - Highlight Package, The Ceremony, and the main points of the Reception
   * 2 DVDs containing - Full Night of Dancing
   * Unlimited Time
   
  Package 2 - The Standard Package - $900.00
   * 2 Cameras, up to 8 Wireless Microphones
   * 4 DVDs containing - Highlight Package, The Ceremony, and the main points of the Reception
   * 2 DVDs containing - Full Night of Dancing
   * Unlimited Time
   * Pre-wedding stuff (up to 2 Hours of coverage)
   
  Package 3 - The Ceremony Only - $300.00
   * 2 Cameras, up to 8 Wireless Microphones
   * 4 DVDs containing - The Highlights and The Ceremony
   * Unlimited Time
   
  I also offer a video montage of your choice for $200.00.
   * As many pictures as you want
   * Any video you want to include
   * Set to the music of your choice
   * Shown on a projector

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