Wedding Videos: A Costly, Priceless Memoirby Marjorie Dorfman | More from this Blogger 21 Mar 2006 09:23 AM
According to Philadelphia magazine, "Elegant Wedding," most wedding videos run about 45 minutes and cost about $5,000 dollars. As is the case with many other things, one gets what one pays for, and in the case of these videos, it is of utmost importance to pick a videographer with much experience. (Otherwise, you might end up with a film like one shown on the "I Love Lucy Show" so many years ago with images of Ethel and Lucy upside down in cowboy outfits mixed up with pictures of the baby and Ricky's musical audition!) Another important element to consider is communication. If you cannot talk to your videographer and tell him or her exactly what you want, you will not get a finished product that will please you. For example, when a couple exchanges vows, they most often want the camera out of the way, not blocking the view of the couple. A professional will know this and not need to be told. A photo captures a moment in time, but a video relives the moment for all time. Sounds and voices enhance the recall of precious events. A wedding video is a wonderful thing, but you should shop carefully and thoroughly before making a decision. Learn more about Marjorie Dorfman ![]() Marjorie Dorfman is a freelance writer and former teacher originally from Brooklyn, New York. Relevantpopular culture tags User Comments No comments on this article yet. Be the first to comment! Community Tags digital, wedding Discuss this article
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