Videographer: a wedding guide
A video crew films your wedding. Then they cut the clips into a film.
When couples book this
About 10 months before your wedding.
Still deciding the wedding
Your wishlist
Answer these before you meet anyone.
What kind of film are you drawn to?
About how many hours of coverage do you want?
What films do you most want?
Comparing your options
What to ask each one
Which moments should be filmed?
How many hours of coverage?
What films do you want?
Audio capture for vows and toasts
Drone / aerial coverage?
How it’s usually priced
Usually priced as one flat amount.
Possible extras: Overtime (per hour past coverage), Second videographer, Raw footage delivery, Drone / aerial coverage.
Booked and settling details
What you settle once booked
The shot list
One line per shot — the grandmother's toast, the heirloom in the bouquet, the surprise dance. Family groupings go on the family-photo list.
The week of the wedding
The day-of sheet
Confirm arrival, finish, who to call, access, a meal, and what is due.
Across the whole day
Choose which moments to include.
- Video coverage
For businesses
The brief a couple sends you has these sections:
- The event
- Coverage
- Schedule
- Deliverables
- Logistics
- Contacts