Wedding Trailer shot (mostly) with retro glass

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Chris Watson

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[FONT=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica][FONT=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica]Hey Guys,

Haven't shared in a loooooong time and thought I'd post a trailer I just made from a wedding a week or two back. Comments always welcome!

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Gear:

Camera: 2 Canon t2i's
Lenses: Tamron 17-50 2.8, Super Takumar 50mm 1.4, Rokinon 85mm 1.4, Volna-3 (80mm 2.8), Vivitar 70-210 3.5 (ceremony camera), Vivitar 28-90 2.8-3.5
Glidecam 2000
EZ Slider


Enjoy!

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Looks Good + nicely shot.


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I seriously do not know how people shoot weddings, I truly find it very cliche and boring.
 
I don't shoot them, but it is the most important day in many people's lives, and so I can definitely see the desire to capture that day in a unique way.
 
vision_filmz said:
Looks Good + nicely shot.


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I seriously do not know how people shoot weddings, I truly find it very cliche and boring.
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Which trailers have you been watching?
Yes there are tons of bad ones out there, but there are tons of great ones... just like bad movies and good movies.
Also, wedding coverage has evolved a lot over the past few years.... and yes, tons of MONEY :P

Dai-Lon
http://www.dailonweiss.com/reels-recent/
http://www.kristinaweiss.com/Magyar/
 
Haven't checked this topic in a while and didn't see the responses here. Wedding video has evolved tremendously over the past 5-10 years. Today, you can see videos shot with steady cam, sliders, and some even bring jibs on a shoot. Not only is wedding video evolving, but you're also seeing bride's expectations go through the roof on what's expected. Last year, the topic of glidecam never came up and this year it seems to be the deciding factor in booking. I know for a fact that if I didn't have a glidecam, I would have been out a job.

Unfortunately, price expectation is still too low for weddings to be super profitable. The real money is still in corporate where up to 30% (and rising) of my income comes from. Thanks for looking everyone!
 
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