Welcome to our wedding videography resource page, where we aim to help you understand the different types of wedding videography products available to you. We understand that selecting the right videography product for your wedding can be a daunting task, but we are here to guide you through it.
Highlight Film
Highlight Film: A highlight film is a short, cinematic film that showcases the most important moments of your wedding day. It is usually between 3 to 5 minutes long and captures the highlights of your wedding ceremony, reception, and any other special moments of your day. This type of film is perfect for couples who want a brief and visually captivating summary of their wedding day.
Stationary Films
Stationary Film: A stationary film is a full-length edit of the ceremony and/or speeches from your wedding day. Unlike a documentary-style film, stationary films focus solely on capturing these specific moments of your wedding day, without any additional footage.
Teaser
Teaser: A teaser is a short video clip that is usually 30 to 60 seconds long, which is meant to create anticipation for your final wedding film. It often includes highlights of the day, featuring the couple and the venue. This type of film is perfect for sharing on social media to give your friends and family a sneak peek of your special day.
Doc Cut
Doc Cut: A doc cut is a cinematic film that typically runs between 10 to 20 minutes long. It tells the story of your wedding day in a documentary-style format, highlighting the most important moments, speeches, and interviews with family and friends. This type of film is ideal for couples who want a longer version of their highlight film.
Raw Footage
Raw Footage: Raw footage is the unedited, unprocessed footage captured by the videographer throughout your wedding day. It includes all the footage taken, including outtakes and mistakes. This type of footage is often included in a videography package and is ideal for couples who want to see everything that was captured on their wedding day.
Raw vs Stationary Films
The Difference between Raw Footage and Stationary Film: Raw footage is unedited and unprocessed, while a stationary film is an edited and polished version of the raw footage. A stationary film includes carefully selected and edited clips that tell the story of your wedding day, while raw footage includes everything that was captured. It is important to keep in mind that it will not be edited or polished, and will require additional work to create a final product.
We hope this guide has helped you understand the different types of wedding videography products available. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are happy to help you choose the perfect wedding videography product for your special day.