Questions
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WEDDING CONTENT CREATION AND VIDEOGRAPHY?
Videographers use professional-grade equipment designed to create sharp visuals, capture distinct audio, and deliver a five to ten-minute horizontal video. Because of their equipment, traditional wedding videographers require a larger budget to work with, and you rarely - if ever - receive access to unused or unedited video clips. Wedding content creators use an iPhone to capture short-form videos. You’ll receive unedited photos and video clips within 24-48 hours of your wedding, and all edited videos within 72 hours, as opposed to the months it takes to receive a traditional wedding video.
DO YOU TRAVEL? IS TRAVEL INCLUDED?
A travel fee may apply. I am based in North Baldwin County, in South Alabama. Transparency is important to me. I include 50 miles in my packages.
Any travel fees will be discussed when you inquire, before a contract is sent over to you.
If your location is on my bucket list, I offer a special travel rate.
Can wedding content replace videography?
It depends on what you’re looking for! If you want a long-form, professionally edited film, I would recommend hiring a videographer alongside a wedding content creator. However, if you cannot prioritize a videographer for whatever reason, wedding content creation can offer extended video clips of your ceremony, speeches, and other important moments throughout the day. Keep in mind that your final short form edited video clips will still be vertically-formated and up to one minute long.
What equipment do you use?
I capture content using two iPhones (14 pro and 16 pro) and a DJI osmo pocket camera. I use a DJI gimbal and SmallRig cage to capture smooth content. I also bring light attachments and a set of DJI mini mics.