Questions to Ask a Wedding Videographer Before You Book

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Here are the top 10 things you must consider when shopping for a wedding videographer, to be sure your entire experience, along with the finished film, is as good as it can be. If you want to make sure your wedding film is just what you expected and even better, make sure you stick around and find out what mistakes couples have made, and how to avoid getting a film, or videographer that could ruin the memories of your wedding day.
So, this is a must see video if shopping for a wedding videographer has become a little overwhelming. It’s this type of thing that makes planning a wedding stressful, not knowing if you’re making the right choice. There are so many styles, and so many different explanations of what is delivered, I’ve put together this video to make it much easier for you to understand what you should look for when shopping for a videographer, ensuring you get a film you love, without any unpleasant surprises. After watching this video, you should have a clear understanding of what to look for, in order to get a wedding videographer that fits your style, your budget and allow you to book one with confidence So here we go.
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[@wildwedding]

1. What is your style? 0:52
2. Who will be filming your wedding? 3:40
3. Can I see the Other Edits? 5:12
4. Can you tell me about your wedding filming experience? 6:20
5. What Kind of Final Products Do You Make? 7:25
6. What do you do to protect against equipment failure? 9:25
7. When would I get the final product? 10:05
8. What if I need changes to the film? 10:56
9. How much do you cost? 11:36
10. Am I willing to take the risk of hiring someone with little experience? 12:33

[@scibo1000]

Good info for wedding videographers too!

[@wildwedding]

Agreed

[@skymakai]

Great video Adam!

[@davewilliams6018]

So good, Adam! Really nice way of explaining everything. Congrats!

[@wildwedding]

I wonder how other companies explain this to people. Surely there are other opinions.

[@kubasdz100]

Best video like this Ive seen so far, good work.

[@wildwedding]

You’re so kind. Thanks.

[@ThunderMountainFilms]

Great things to consider! One thing that people often forget is just because someone has a camera doesn't mean they can film your wedding! Also - a narrative or documentary filmmaker (like me) might not be able to do a good job at capturing your wedding as well! (We chose not to do weddings with our production companies.)
This is your BIG DAY - ALWAYS go with a PRO!!! (I made the mistake of picking a family friend - and the shots were horrible!).
Thanks for the tips Adam! Now l know who to hire in Central Texas (or for cool remote weddiings)!

[@wildwedding]

Yeah, narrative filmmakers are not good at the fast paced changing conditions of a wedding. Experienced this plenty with assistant shooters.

[@sgreen9872]

Thanks for not being boring!

[@wildwedding]

I do what I can.

[@falonviard1423]

Amazing video. Great tips thank you.

[@wildwedding]

Thanks for watching!

[@dmclaurin]

Big help thanks

[@dominickankam8474]

This is very informative, Adam. Thank you! What has been your go to Camera for wedding videos?

[@wildwedding]

This could be a 3 hour works shop.

[@majonezkruchy1865]

Now do one for photographers.

[@wildwedding]

Sounds like a good idea.

[@Robert27318]

Is there a real diff between videographer or cinematographer?

[@wildwedding]

No not really.

[@darq1981]

Im still confused.

[@wildwedding]

no probs, just rewatch :D

[@liketoysolider]

Whats the longest wedding day youve filmed?

[@wildwedding]

18 hours in one day. That was a lengthy one.

[@peppaminttea]

@@wildwedding wow! That's a long day!

[@satynowa36]

Youve been doing this for a while.

[@wildwedding]

it's been a bit since i started, no doubt.

[@alessandronascimentopamplo4273]

Is there someone actually who does 8K weddings?

[@wildwedding]

soon :D