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Here is a brief description of what we will do for your wedding… The first step is for us to have a meeting. We will play our demo tape on a standard television and VCR. I do not try to hide poor quality video with high end presentation equipment. Your personal television may only have 240 lines of resolution. Then why present a demo tape on a1000 line set. We also do not show the best tape we have ever shot, instead we present an average tape. By showing you an average wedding day we can guarantee that your tape will look that good, probably better. The next step is to attend your wedding rehearsal. I will do a test shoot (if I have not taped in the church before) of the lighting, sound and movement of the wedding party. We will take that information back to the studio and decide what equipment we will need. The next day an hour or more before the ceremony, we will shoot the establishing shots of the building and set up our equipment. One videographer will go with the bride and one with the groom. We will tape the preparations before the wedding. Next, we will tape the wedding in it's entirety. Using only professional digital cameras. (These cameras cannot be purchased at BEST BUY or K-Mart). The tape will be shot in "real time" without missing scenes during the ceremony. We will often close the ceremony as the vehicles drive away. If you would like the reception taped: We will tape the toasts and congratulations. When the guests are seated to eat, we will turn off the camera. After diner we will capture footage of you visiting the tables. The special events like the cake cutting, garter and bouquet toss and dancing will be captured with little notice by your guests. Taped interviews add a personal touch. We will usually finish taping between 10:30 & 11:00 PM. The opening, bridge between ceremony and reception and closing will have full animations with music added. And to add a nice touch we will include 20 of your favorite photos to the opening or closing. There are additional features we will add, too numerous to list here. Photos by Wimmer Photography, Waukesha
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