Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

What are you like on the day?

Fly on the wall/sneaky ninja/nice/actually quite helpful - I don’t have girly nails to worry about so can help with buttons or buttonholes, and I come with a penknife that has come to the rescue on many an occasion.

What’s your booking process?

It totally depends on you! I’m happy to chat over email, on the phone, on Teams, or even in person if you’re local. Everyone’s different and I completely get that. I’m happy to do whatever you’re comfortable with.

Music or dialogue?

Both! Your public facing highlights film requires a licenced track (I use Artlist.io to source music), but your private feature film can feature all the key songs from your day. The style shown in my highlights films is exactly the same style as in my feature films.

Do you charge extra if we’re not getting ready at the venue?

I’m happy to travel and this is included in your coverage.
If you’re getting ready at separate locations and want footage of both of your preparations, I advise choosing my two videographer video package. One videographer covering up to 4 venues can be frantic, and means you could lose out on key moments of your day. Experience tells me this is not the best way to capture your day, and investing in two videographers is worth the extra money.

Can we have the raw footage too?

Yes, it’s your day, it’s your footage! Have a look at my investment page for current prices.

More couples are now thinking about content creation in addition to a wedding film and I can offer you the best quality possible through 4K footage, which you can edit yourself using free software such as Capcut or Davinci Resolve. This allows you to create as many reels or stories that you want to.

Do you offer cloud storage?

I have recently switched from using USBs to offering a 10 year cloud storage option instead. You can play and download directly from the cloud and watch through these TV apps - Apple TV, Android TV, Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, including on the latest Sony, Samsung and LG TVs (plus a few more). USBs have a limited life span, and by not using them, they won’t end up in landfill in the future.