In order to become the best, we must differentiate ourselves from the competition. There are a million wedding videographers (probably not that many, but you get the idea) and it is important to be different enough to stand out.

This scene is very impressive, as is the entire film. The cinematography and sound design are truly masterful and we as wedding and event filmmakers can learn a lot from watching this film.

This time we are taking a look at two different sections. One is an emotional reflection from a father giving his little girl away, (as they say), and the other is a very touching scattering of ashes. We discuss the techniques involved in bringing these scenes to life.

Recently I organised my first styled shoot and I thought it would be fun to take a look at what worked and what didn’t.

How can couples find the perfect wedding photographer for them? In this interview I’m joined by Cat & Jeff from The Apartment Photography, a boutique wedding photography team, located in Vancouver BC, to answer this very important question. 

Wedding vendors came together to create a magical styled shoot at the heritage wedding venue The Permanent in Central Vancouver BC.

In this episode we’re taking a look at luxury destination wedding videographer Philip White to see what he does to enhance his compositions.

“The wedding was amazing. But while I had an amazing photographer, I didn’t hire a professional videographer. So many wonderful moments were captured frozen in time, but there are no moving images.” —Sheila

In this episode I’m looking at how to craft an artistic wedding film using a piece of work from international wedding cinematographers Maru Films.

UK based wedding filmmakers Costa Sister Productions and their punk music video style.