William-Paul
Member
Hello,
New member here, I'm looking to get some advice and learn for more experienced videographers . I have been filming professionally for the past 2 years as a wedding cinematographer. I started my wedding business by a complete fluke. I wanted to buy some new camera gear but couldn't justify the cost unless the equipment was actually going to make me money. Through a series of events I ended up being asked to film a wedding for a friend of a friend. I had no idea what I was going to do, so I did some research and rented some gear and hoped for the best. It went very well, and I started getting requests from other people to film their wedding, etc. Now I film weddings & corporate events to fund my GAS! lol.
New member here, I'm looking to get some advice and learn for more experienced videographers . I have been filming professionally for the past 2 years as a wedding cinematographer. I started my wedding business by a complete fluke. I wanted to buy some new camera gear but couldn't justify the cost unless the equipment was actually going to make me money. Through a series of events I ended up being asked to film a wedding for a friend of a friend. I had no idea what I was going to do, so I did some research and rented some gear and hoped for the best. It went very well, and I started getting requests from other people to film their wedding, etc. Now I film weddings & corporate events to fund my GAS! lol.