Don’t want a Professional Videographer?

Don’t want a Professional Videographer?

The potential for disappointment with an amateur video of your wedding is like that with amateur photography but multiplied a few times.

That’s because the technology is still fairly new but the price of a reasonable camera has dropped to where almost anyone can get one, just in time for your wedding.

Where a professional will try to make a story from your wedding and reception, many amateurs will be prone to trying every feature which they can find on their camera.

They may not have conquered those common beginner problems of shake and external unwanted noise like wind or irrelevant
conversation.

That can be significantly reduced by using an external directional
microphone with a wind cover. It’s a good idea to use quality lapel microphones to record the
speeches onto the video.

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Careful editing will improve most amateur videos but it is like
anything else; start with the best original that you can to get the
best results.

The bottom line is that you get just one chance to get it right.
Master of Ceremonies. A professional MC can make an event memorable and the worst
speaker look good.

But, it’s an extra expense and many couples are choosing to get a
DJ and rely on a male relative to introduce the special guests,
speakers and anything else that is required.

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They’ll discuss with you before the event any particular people you
want them to mention and subjects that might unwittingly cause
discomfort to any of the guests.

Give them the times that your reception will start and finish as well
as when you want them to begin their presentation, plus any
relevant information about the minister or celebrant, special guests
and the people who will do the actual speeches and any musicians
or other entertainers who will perform at your reception.
Then, just leave them to it.