Wedding film
The vows, in your own voices.
Calgary & the foothills
What this covers
Videography
A film keeps the voices: the vows, the prayer, the laughter at dinner. Your planner helps you decide whether a film belongs in your day and, if it does, finds a filmmaker who works gently and well alongside your photographer.
Conversations often begin with
- Deciding whether and how much to film
- Finding a filmmaker whose work matches the feeling you want
- Coordinating sound for vows, readings and speeches
- Making sure film and photography work together on the day
Worth thinking about
Practical considerations.
A film is a different craft
Good wedding films depend on sound as much as pictures. Microphones for the vows and speeches are worth planning early.
Length and purpose
A short film to share and a full ceremony recording serve different purposes. Deciding which you want keeps the cost clear.
Two cameras, one day
Photographer and filmmaker need to know each other’s plans. Your planner introduces them before the day.
Questions
Often asked.
Related services
Often planned together.
Tell us about
your day.
Start with videography selected. You can change it, add to it, or ask a question instead.
No strings. No commitment.