why did you stop including the small screen on the side showing what you are capturing while you are capturing? That was the best thing about your behind the scenes.
Watching this along with the finished product really shows how much work this guy puts in. Notice how he said he had the Downton Abbey song in his head. Simple things like that can enhance your mood and creativity when shooting. I used to shoot weddings with my wife, and it's hard enough shooting photos as a pair. THIS DUDE WENT SOLO!!! Great work as always, and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Bit of a late reply but never the less incase you haven't found out yet ... the 180° rule he eludes to is a common cinematic technique when shooting dialogue between two people or two groups. It helps keep one group right of frame and one group to the left. Subconsciously you know which group is being filmed by their location in the frame throughout 180°
maybe i was bored this evening but watched the entire film without skipping a frame....i "liked" this video Kraig !!! you shared space well with the other photographer.
the camera guy that recording this whole behind the scene is the best and funniest behind the scene recorder lol he's just running like a kid all around the hotel lolllllllllllllll dude show your face please
Absolutely amazing stuff. Like I once said - watching you Kraig working in real life wedding it's just a pleasure and I'm sure that it's like a holy bible for us wedding filmmakers. Thank you for that and keep it comin!!
Kraig. Good stuff homie. Next time you should incorporate your real time shots on the lower thirds for details and ceremony. just like your previous BTS.
Kraig, these are just amazing. Such a great value to be able to watch you work and pick up those little tips and workflow moments. Probably some of the most informational film videos out there, wedding or not. Keep crushin it!
Hi Kraig! Thanks for posting these behind the scenes videos! I'm a third shooter for a wedding videography company in Hawaii and have been learning a lot about wedding filmmaking for more than a year now, and it's really interesting so see how other videographers do things. A lot of the stuff you do is very similar to what my head shooter and the rest of the crew does! Awesome stuff Kraig
Really really dig it man. Love the serious professionalism you're bringing to the shoot, definitely seems to be a big key to getting the shots you really need. Keep slaying brooooo
shooting a wedding on your own with two cameras while shooting BTS content is mental. I'm usually sweating my ass of within the first hour. very nicely done
yes, I run into that problem of leaving it on and also not having I do so many times. I think I'll buy this if it's under $300. thank you for making the video.
I watched front to back. Although the PIP is absent, it's no big deal. I especially appreciated the close-ups of the LCD displaying f-stop, ISO, frame rate. In the future I'm going to experiment with aperture and variable shutter speeds vs locking in the 1/50 shutter.
it was great to see your working style keeping energy at par till the end of the day.thank you for sharing .....obviously expecting more with final output also.
Full day bts is DOPE AF! You should def shoot them all this way. That sequence near the end shooting your a7 screen...thats the kinda stuff I personally wanna see more of. Watching you punch in, check focus, zoom in/out etc was tits to see! Killin it brochacho!
You are something else..like super amazing..and you did it all, by yourself...must have made a ton of moolah there eh?!..have yet to see the final cut...which I’m sure would be another one of your Obra Maestros,..
Would love to see your perspective/final shots as well as info like shutter speed, apateur, ISO used, mode used (M, A, custom) and why. That would be hugely interesting to me as a beginner (shooting my first wedding tomorrow).
this is seriously awesome... thank you for sharing this behind the scene. it helps me a lot, since I'm an amateur in wedding. thank you so much for everything you've shared..I learn many things from you. can't wait another video =)
Very good help thank you for sharing do you have any video tutorials how to set up your cameras for the video shoot quality and if you shoot Av or Manual thanks
i suggest buying external batteries online like the anker batteries that are compatible with sony cameras so you can constantly charge with usb. its a lot cheaper
I have ALWAYS wondered this about your wedding videos.....when do you have the bride and groom meet for their scenes together when they fully dressed?? You know, the scenes where its just them....sometimes the bride walks up behind the groom. You know how they aren't supposed to see each other before the wedding so, when are those scenes shot? Thanks.
Kraig, loved the bts. I noticed you do not shoot with variable ND. So no doubt you would stop down a bit. What would be the average shutter speed? (besides the classic 180degree) You would need to shoot very high shutter with shallow DOF. taking into consideration motion blur...
these help me so much!! thank you so much for taking the time to help. one request - I love in the Beth & Phil video you would show a clip in the top of what you were getting on your camera. that helps a lot and I loved it. can you add that back in? please & thank you. p.s. been geeking out on your videos for about 3 days now. learning so much. thanks again.
Sony has a plastic screen protector from factory, the oleophobic coating is crap. It was easy to remove with a flat tip exacto, rubbing alcohol and floss. Clean up and slab a good tempered glass screen protector on it
Damn dude so demanding with the letter reading I like it! I really need to be more demanding on the wedding day, I usually like to let things happen as they do. But sometimes things aren't as good as they could be.
Awesome and amazing. Really learnt a lot from your teaching style and behind the scene video. Only question, how and when do you do some moving or trucking shots and what equipment you use for it?
Great job with these BTS shows how much effort it takes to especially by yourself doing multiple cameras, etc. Approximately how many hours does it take edit the short video that you produce.....do you also do a longer version for them as well.
I am amazed that for such a lavish wedding, there was only 1 videographer? =) How many photogs were there? Great job as always and love learning from you.
Favorite filmmaking gear - geni.us/7vWv1h
how hot was it outside and did the a7s ever overheat in 1080?
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Behind the scenes wedding videos should be a genre all in itself.
hmm, that's a nice idea =)
why did you stop including the small screen on the side showing what you are capturing while you are capturing? That was the best thing about your behind the scenes.
Was thinking the same thing. It really helps to see the shot while he's recording
too much post work on top of everything else he is working on I think.
It takes so much time to sync the footage. WHO WANTS TO HELP EDIT THE NEXT ONE SO THERE WILL ALWAYS BE PICTURE IN PICTURE????
Use PluralEyes? simple
But it is so much more engaging with synced footage. I used to spend so long watching those videos. This one, I lost interest very quickly.
This videos are like Christmas gift.
Thank you so much Kraig for everything you do. :)
Kraig Adams do you need any license to charge money for a wedding film?
Lukas Reich maybe if we lived in Tunisia
Watching this along with the finished product really shows how much work this guy puts in. Notice how he said he had the Downton Abbey song in his head. Simple things like that can enhance your mood and creativity when shooting. I used to shoot weddings with my wife, and it's hard enough shooting photos as a pair. THIS DUDE WENT SOLO!!! Great work as always, and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Fav part @1:13:00 "you right in the way!" HAHA. Awesome BTS
Lol, two photographers, 1 videographer. XD
Haha
And now Kraig is super happy with his hiking vlogs
You're so chill and confident, it's ovbious that you've done this many times.
Damn Kraig, this should be like a tv show on netflix 👌🏻
I appreciate the sneaky 'are you kidding me' look when the tog asked you to move your tripod back! Great vid!
Bit of a late reply but never the less incase you haven't found out yet ... the 180° rule he eludes to is a common cinematic technique when shooting dialogue between two people or two groups. It helps keep one group right of frame and one group to the left. Subconsciously you know which group is being filmed by their location in the frame throughout 180°
maybe i was bored this evening but watched the entire film without skipping a frame....i "liked" this video Kraig !!! you shared space well with the other photographer.
Awesome! Another behind the scenes! Thank you Kraig!!
the camera guy that recording this whole behind the scene is the best and funniest behind the scene recorder lol he's just running like a kid all around the hotel lolllllllllllllll dude show your face please
That was great Kraig! I ended up watching the entire thing.
this is pure gold.
One man army! That was seriously impressive! Kept calm and got great shots :) good job and great BTS coverage too
Right, THAT'S what I call a wedding video behind the scenes! great job!
Absolutely amazing stuff. Like I once said - watching you Kraig working in real life wedding it's just a pleasure and I'm sure that it's like a holy bible for us wedding filmmakers. Thank you for that and keep it comin!!
watched the whole thing!!! great BTS! love it
Kraig. Good stuff homie. Next time you should incorporate your real time shots on the lower thirds for details and ceremony. just like your previous BTS.
Kraig, these are just amazing. Such a great value to be able to watch you work and pick up those little tips and workflow moments. Probably some of the most informational film videos out there, wedding or not. Keep crushin it!
Hi Kraig!
Thanks for posting these behind the scenes videos! I'm a third shooter for a wedding videography company in Hawaii and have been learning a lot about wedding filmmaking for more than a year now, and it's really interesting so see how other videographers do things. A lot of the stuff you do is very similar to what my head shooter and the rest of the crew does! Awesome stuff Kraig
I spend my downtime at work watching your behind the scenes videos lol good work Kraig.
I watched the whole thing & wanted to see more lmao! Great work please keep uploading more "Behind The Scenes" I really like them!!
exactly like my jobs.....the photographer/videographer dynamic is the best part. Its always good to have a photographer that is a team player....
'that was not me' - best moment for me!
You've got a lot of favourite tunes!
So much satisfaction when watching this...
I have learned SOOO much just watching this BTS video....Your extremely talented!
watched the whole 1hour 15, learnt a lot.. thanks Kraig
man what a hectic day you had. grate job thank you for sharing.
More pls.
This was dope.
Yayy Downton Abbey fans unite!!
Really really dig it man. Love the serious professionalism you're bringing to the shoot, definitely seems to be a big key to getting the shots you really need. Keep slaying brooooo
Great job guys !!!
managed to eat two bags of chips while watching this, haha :D love the behind the scenes stuff, keep it up
Thank you bud! Greeting from austria;)
Best thank you Kraig!!
Always Gold.
shooting a wedding on your own with two cameras while shooting BTS content is mental. I'm usually sweating my ass of within the first hour. very nicely done
I love this BTS. Thanks Kraig! :)
So great you upload this and share your whole day of filming 😃🎞
yes, I run into that problem of leaving it on and also not having I do so many times. I think I'll buy this if it's under $300. thank you for making the video.
Great video and awesome solo work.
Great job man. I love these BTS videos. Keep it up!
32:02 i'm dying LMFAO
So amazing!!!!
OMG, that venue is huge. The steps u had to log.
Can you continue to do these videos because they are very helpful!
Kraig Adams okay thanks
So cool today!!!!
More than two hours of fun !!!!!!!!!!!
I watched front to back. Although the PIP is absent, it's no big deal. I especially appreciated the close-ups of the LCD displaying f-stop, ISO, frame rate. In the future I'm going to experiment with aperture and variable shutter speeds vs locking in the 1/50 shutter.
it was great to see your working style keeping energy at par till the end of the day.thank you for sharing .....obviously expecting more with final output also.
Awesome work dude! These BTS videos are inspiring!
Love it!!
Full day bts is DOPE AF! You should def shoot them all this way. That sequence near the end shooting your a7 screen...thats the kinda stuff I personally wanna see more of. Watching you punch in, check focus, zoom in/out etc was tits to see! Killin it brochacho!
Great video, love all your work dude.
Many thanks, this is something new, and very good.
I do not know how long it would be, it would be great if you keep doing this
i love these videos
While watching this i was like inside their hotel lol
You are something else..like super amazing..and you did it all, by yourself...must have made a ton of moolah there eh?!..have yet to see the final cut...which I’m sure would be another one of your Obra Maestros,..
It would be nice to see a demo of this wedding video.
Amazing shots, so many information and impressions.
Great job... Thx
1:30 in and can't wait to see the final vid already. I enjoy these types of videos. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up.
Watched the whole Thing and learnt so much stuff. Great Video Kraig!
I absolutely loved it! Thank you for your great tips. I couldn't get enough. Taren, Australia
Massive like and thank you for this. You work hard bro, but the final product shows it!
Loved watching this - thank you.
where can i see the complete video of the wedding??
is it only for the couple the video?
Would love to see your perspective/final shots as well as info like shutter speed, apateur, ISO used, mode used (M, A, custom) and why. That would be hugely interesting to me as a beginner (shooting my first wedding tomorrow).
i watched the whole vid. amazing event and great display of skills!! perfect that you are in Hemstead NY
great bts man! what's your default settings for wedding? always 60fps or 4k? thanks!
Amazing coverage!
this is seriously awesome...
thank you for sharing this behind the scene.
it helps me a lot, since I'm an amateur in wedding.
thank you so much for everything you've shared..I learn many things from you.
can't wait another video =)
you're a motivation
Well done.
Very good help thank you for sharing do you have any video tutorials how to set up your cameras for the video shoot quality and if you shoot Av or Manual thanks
i suggest buying external batteries online like the anker batteries that are compatible with sony cameras so you can constantly charge with usb. its a lot cheaper
Nice to see how you work
The excitement when you got to explain your name begins with a K from a legit question hahahaa oh man you're too much
did you just say baraat??? oh man I am feeling feelings.
I have ALWAYS wondered this about your wedding videos.....when do you have the bride and groom meet for their scenes together when they fully dressed?? You know, the scenes where its just them....sometimes the bride walks up behind the groom. You know how they aren't supposed to see each other before the wedding so, when are those scenes shot? Thanks.
Kraig, loved the bts. I noticed you do not shoot with variable ND. So no doubt you would stop down a bit. What would be the average shutter speed? (besides the classic 180degree) You would need to shoot very high shutter with shallow DOF. taking into consideration motion blur...
Watched the whole thing. Disappointed in the number of finger shots to the camera tho. Thanks for making this Kraig!
This was great to watch! Thanks. =D
Kraig, you gave a reasonably good attempt of an English accent !!!!
I wish....youtube has rating and i would have given 5 star to this BTS. I am building up above kit and currently recording with sii in mid-town
I like that it's, like Indian marriage style.
Brilliant Kraig :)
these help me so much!! thank you so much for taking the time to help.
one request - I love in the Beth & Phil video you would show a clip in the top of what you were getting on your camera. that helps a lot and I loved it. can you add that back in? please & thank you.
p.s. been geeking out on your videos for about 3 days now. learning so much. thanks again.
Great Video
Sony has a plastic screen protector from factory, the oleophobic coating is crap. It was easy to remove with a flat tip exacto, rubbing alcohol and floss. Clean up and slab a good tempered glass screen protector on it
Damn dude so demanding with the letter reading I like it! I really need to be more demanding on the wedding day, I usually like to let things happen as they do. But sometimes things aren't as good as they could be.
HAHAHAHA! "Time after time"
Nice video, Kraig! Question: Do you video the entire wedding day or just the high lights? Thank you for sharing your talents!
If only you would've dropped this 3 days ago 😂 had a shoot on Saturday lol
Awesome and amazing. Really learnt a lot from your teaching style and behind the scene video. Only question, how and when do you do some moving or trucking shots and what equipment you use for it?
Great job with these BTS shows how much effort it takes to especially by yourself doing multiple cameras, etc.
Approximately how many hours does it take edit the short video that you produce.....do you also do a longer version for them as well.
I am amazed that for such a lavish wedding, there was only 1 videographer? =) How many photogs were there? Great job as always and love learning from you.
great Job
1:04:45-1:04:57 Not a critic! Actually a huge fan/supporter of the channel, just hope you stood up for your BTS shooter.