FREE Webinar on DSLR Shortform Weddings

jambredz said:
nice...i'm not a wedding shooter but this is pretty dope of you Mark.
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Hi jambredz,

I don't know if I should thank you or what...
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I am a little behind on some lingo. Just yesterday I learned what "totes" means. Can you tell me what "dope" means? Thanks.
 
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Can the entire webinar be recorded and viewed online afterwards? There's no way I can be available all day Thurs
 
PixelWrangler said:
Mark - I work all day on Thursday - will there be any other way/times to view the Webinar?
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The webinar can be viewed at a later time for those who register. Everyone who registers will receive an email after the webinar with a link which will allow them to watch the webinar after it has aired.
 
dracore said:
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Can the entire webinar be recorded and viewed online afterwards? There's no way I can be available all day Thurs
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Yes, you can watch the webinar at a later time as long as you regiter for the webinar in advance. You will receive an email with a link to watch it when you wish.

The webinar will not last all day. My guess is about 1.5 hours or so, depending on Q&A time.
 
Barry_Green said:
Us gray-hairs can keep up with "those kids today" by visiting urbandictionary.com...
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Hey...I don't have that many gray hairs, although they seem to be mulitplying with my daughter's wedding in less than two weeks.:laugh:

Thanks for the tip. With that link I can be dope and hip...rhymes with tip.:thumbsup:
 
Sweet! I've been looking for a good webinar for HDSLR users to shoot weddings! I'll have to check it out after the fact unfortunately.. :-(
 
jambredz said:
Mark...what do u mean by "shortform" wedding?
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Shortform can mean many different things, but generally it is a production that is more entertaining to watch which has a lot more creativity and artistry than traditional documentary style weddings that are 1.5 to 2 hours long. WEVA classifies shortform as 50 minutes or less. Many shortform editors are going closer to the 20-30 minute mark.

It really depends on what your clients want & are willing to pay for as well as producing a style of wedding film that speaks to you.
 
Mark Von Lanken said:
Shortform can mean many different things, but generally it is a production that is more entertaining to watch which has a lot more creativity and artistry than traditional documentary style weddings that are 1.5 to 2 hours long. WEVA classifies shortform as 50 minutes or less. Many shortform editors are going closer to the 20-30 minute mark.

It really depends on what your clients want & are willing to pay for as well as producing a style of wedding film that speaks to you.
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Sorry to risk sounding negative but...1.5 to 2 hours!?!?!?

I've never understood anyone providing an edit of that length for weddings.

I also shoot weddings (dslr) and the longest my edits run is a *tight* 20 minutes max. Anything additional like full uncut speeches etc I add as extras should the couple want to watch them. In my experience couples have expressed how much they enjoy that its not "so long like other wedding videos" as they feel they can show it to family and friends without people rolling their eyes/falling asleep. lol.

Studio67...Stillmotion...etc all keep their edits within 20 minutes as well from what I've seen.

Mark don't you find even 30 minutes is a bit...well...too long? Are you trying to show the full ceremony (every reading etc)?

All asides I think the free webinar is a great idea and props (that's a good thing) on helping people out! =)
 
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