Multiple Camera Wedding Example

We often get asked, “How many video cameras should I have at my wedding”? The answer to that depends on a lot of factors; size of venue, number of guests, lighting conditions, budget, layout of ceremony, timeline, and distance between locations. One camera can only capture so many things at the same time. Also, if the Bride and Groom are getting ready at exactly the same time, only one camera can capture either the Bride or the Groom prep. Multiple cameras allow for ultimate flexability and the ability to capture action/reaction shots. For example, if you have just one camera at the reception, it might only allow us to capture the speaker, not the people laughing at the jokes or crying at the emotional stories. Here is an example of what the vows could look like from three different camera angles: 1.) Center shot with the Minister, Bride, and Groom 2.) Tight shot of the Bride’s face 3.) Shot of the Groom's face If you take away a camera, each angle will also be eliminated. Each wedding is unique, so it's important to discuss with us your vision. We'd be happy to talk about different options that will showcase your special day. www.delackmediagroup.com

Channel: Vimeo Video Length: 41s Date Found: Sun, May 22 2011 7:47 PM Category: Home Video Date Produced: Fri, Mar 26 2010 1:32 PM View Count: 0