The Purple Book: A Guide to Colorado Springs Weddings and Receptions
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Will the video equipment be distracting during the ceremony?
Because portable video equipment is compact and silent, the most
important consideration is whether or not the videographer has the
skill to avoid intruding on the ceremony. The videographer should
not move about during the ceremony...the camera should remain
stationary on the tripod.
We want to be sure to hear our vows on the tape.
Will this be possible?
If the ceremony were to be recorded using the camera's
built-in microphone, your vows would most likely be inaudible...
these microphones lose clarity at distances beyond 7-10 feet.
A knowledgable videographer will utilize professional wireless
microphones, generally worn by the groom and minister.
We are being married in an evening ceremony and the church
lights aren't very bright...or the church is dimly lit in the daytime.
How will the video look? Most churches have sufficient lighting
to produce adequate video. For best results the lighting should
be balanced and uniform. Although ceremony lighting is often
selected to create the appropriate atmosphere or mood, you
will want to consider how a low light ceremony will affect your
video, and then decide on the best light level for your personal
needs and priorities.
Why would we need editing, since we want to see
all the scenes that were recorded?
Editing does not mean the removal of usable scenes from the tape.
Rather, editing involves the addition of titles, music, still photos,
special effects, etc. Moreover, editing is used creatively to give a
production better pacing and capture the natural beauty and
personality of the occasion.
Should we consider two camera coverage for our
wedding and reception?
Yes. If your budget permits it...it is worth the expense.
A two (or more) camera production gives different views
of the same event to create a more interesting video. A good
editing job ties the cameras together... selecting the best views
from each camera...to make your wedding story more dramatic.
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