Most wedding video ends up on a hard drive nobody opens. The point of a film is that you put it on five years later and it still works. Two cameras, real microphones on your vows, and an edit built like a trailer rather than a recording.
South Jersey & the shore · and glad to travel
Jill & Ronnie — Mauricetown, New Jersey
An hour or two with you somewhere that means something. People book this for two different moments — the day you tell everyone you're engaged, and the date card that goes out with the invitations. It's the same shoot either way; the edit is what changes.
Eight hours, from getting ready through the first dances. One filmmaker, two cameras, and microphones on the ceremony so you can hear what was actually said.
Ten hours and a longer edit, for a day with more in it — a separate ceremony and reception, a large party, or speeches you want kept whole.
A second filmmaker, or a copy of the raw footage from the whole day, can be added to any of these. Send me your date and I’ll send pricing the same day.
Send me your date and I'll tell you whether I'm free, and what it costs, the same day. I only film one wedding a day, so the answer is always a straight yes or no.
Rather just write to me? That works too.