Weddings can be a profitable area for Videographers

Weddings can be a profitable area for Videographers but it takes
experience and attention to detail to get good results.
Unfortunately, some people see wedding videography as a quick
way to earn some money from their new video camera, maybe so they can buy a better one.So, you’re likely to have to sort through a lot of wannabes to find someone with some good references which you can check and then
you need to discuss the fee.

Arrange to talk with the videographer that you are considering and ask them for references and also to let you see a full video from
someone else’s wedding.

If they cannot or will not supply a full wedding for your review and to return or even just watch in their premises, but want you to just look at selected short clips, my advice is to keep looking.

Ask how many people and cameras will be used. A good craftsman
or woman can produce an enjoyable result with just one camera and
operator but two cameras give many more possibilities (and cost
more too, of course).

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If the film will be edited, check whether you can also get a copy of
the raw footage for your own viewing. A professional probably won’t
agree to just supplying the raw footage because they would not
want it distributed – it might reflect on their professional reputation.
But, supplying an unedited copy might be agreed to provided you
confirm that it won’t be shown outside of your own home.

It’s a good idea to get a volunteer to stay near the videographer
while they are at the venue to smooth their way with the other
guests so they can concentrate on giving you the best possible
video memories.

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Give them a list of the main people at your wedding and reception
along with a clearly marked map and all the relevant people’s
mobile phone numbers.