We originally planned to NOT have a videographer, but I think I am changing my mind. I have a feeling I will regret not having one after the fact. Looking for recommendations as my wedding is in September, and I need to start researching. We prefer to stay under $2200K if possible, and I am looking for 8-10hr coverage. I am NOT interested in Martins!
Thanks so much ladies!!!
Re: Videographer Help - Who did you use??
cre8video.com
Here is his website: http://stonermedia.net/
Good Luck!
[QUOTE]We originally planned to NOT have a videographer, but I think I am changing my mind. I have a feeling I will regret not having one after the fact. Looking for recommendations as my wedding is in September, and I need to start researching. We prefer to stay under $2200K if possible, and I am looking for 8-10hr coverage.<strong> I am NOT interested in Martins!</strong> Thanks so much ladies!!!
Posted by Coleyon24[/QUOTE]
Hey Coleyon,
I'm guessing from the fact that you don't want Martin's that you're looking for more of a cinematic production. My FI and I knew we were looking for the same thing and our initial budget was around the same as yours. Ultimately though for the offerings we found in that price range, we were not very impressed. All of the "film" type of videographers in this range all seem kind of the same and indistinguishable. We ended up increasing the budget and going with Louis Sparre with Tweed Weddings. His work is phenomenal and we can't wait to see how our film turns out next year. If you have any flexibility in your budget I highly recommend checking him out. A bonus is that he has worked with our photog before and she absolutely loves his work and loves working with him. I never thought about it before but it's a good idea, whoever you hire, to see if they've heard of or worked with your photog before. Apparently if they don't like each other or don't know how the other works there could be tension around crowding the others' shots and getting in each others way. It's an added bonus if they know how to work together I think.
You're right though, I hear that most people, if they have any regrets, it's that they didn't hire a videographer or they wish they hired a guy who did more than just stand there with a camera and a tripod.
http://www.upriseproductions.com/
[QUOTE]In Response to Videographer Help - Who did you use?? : Ultimately though for the offerings we found in that price range, we were not very impressed. All of the "film" type of videographers in this range all seem kind of the same and indistinguishable. We ended up increasing the budget and going with Louis Sparre with Tweed Weddings. His work is phenomenal and we can't wait to see how our film turns out next year.Posted by broodc2[/QUOTE]
This.
I am absolutey ecstatic we chose Louis Sparre at Tweed. If you can swing it by cutting out something else, do it.