Wedding Video Professional Style

Today I am sharing an experience that happened to my wife and I. When we planned our wedding it consisted of the traditional elements. ie photographer, caterer, event planner etc. When it came to the wedding video, I was adamate that we did not need to hire a professional. With extreme hesitation, my then fiance agreed. The Wedding Day-beautiful. Sun shining, birds twirping, warm and mild. We decided to let an uncle video the wedding. You guessed it. It was awful. Totally embarassing. Not one 4 second section was enough to edit. I felt so bad for my wife and that I had fought against getting the wedding professionly recorded. After that, I picked up my camera, started advertising and was able to step into the industry. I did have a Bachelor's Degree in Television Production which helped immensly. However, I have learned that you need to be very familiar with the flow of the wedding, the lighting and all other obstacles that my present themselves at a wedding and be prepared.A professional wedding videographer will be able to show you some samples of weddings that he or she has recently produced. They should have enough experience and be serious enough about thier craft to take time to plan and attend the wedding rehearsal, recon the route from the ceremony to the reception site to understand the lay of the land prior to the wedding day. These are considerations that any good videographer should take into account.Contact me for Professional High Definition Cinematic Style wedding videographyBennie CheathamJ and J Digital MediaExcellence in Media Production678-310-8278www.jandjdigitalmedia.com