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= Featured ProviderWild Fern Weddings provides wedding documentation services in Nashville and nearby cities. It specializes in capturing heirloom wedding films. Its main videographer, Christian McGee, has more than five years of filming experience. He has spent three years of his career specializing in shooting weddings, elopements, and vow renewals. Its films have been featured in Franklin Lifestyle, Love Stories TV, and Zola.
(7)Openview Weddings is a matrimonial photography and videography studio in Nashville. The company believes, “Capturing the moment is one thing. Capturing the whole experience is quite Another. The vows, the kiss, and your grandma's dancing are much better in 24 frames per second.” Clients can contact the Openview Weddings team to request sample clips of their successfully concluded projects.
John Jordan Films is a wedding cinematographer in Nashville that makes movies out or romantic engagement, ceremony, and reception scenes. The creative team use only state-of-the-art tools, including drones and 4K equipment, and their goal is to tell a moving visual narrative that couples can treasure. John Jordan Films welcomes commissions for destination nuptials outside of Tennessee, and it also produces business promotional videos.
Little Josh Productions is a wedding filmmaking and cinematic videography studio in Gallatin. The crew covers romantic exchanges of vows throughout Tennessee, and they welcome commissions for destination weddings abroad. The collections include multi-camera coverage, a highlight reel, the ceremony film, and an online viewing experience for the couples and their well-wishers to enjoy. Little Josh Productions also creates commercials, training videos, and green screen works.
(3)Precision Videos is a filmmaker in Gallatin that covers weddings, family gatherings, dance recitals, and corporate functions. The company has been serving the city and its surrounding neighborhoods for more than five years, and its matrimonial movie options include aerial coverage. Precision Videos also offers portraiture and event photography services.
With This Ring Wedding Films is a wedding videography service in Nashville that aims “to tell your story through modern and cinematic filmmaking.” The company covers weddings and other events, and the team will travel for destination shoots outside of Tennessee and abroad. Clients can get in touch with the With This Ring team to ask about the studio's policy and current pricing.
Matt G Video is a cinematic wedding film production house in Franklin that is a division of Ever Creative Group. A newly pronounced husband and his bride write, “[The founder] did a phenomenal job of capturing not only the big, important parts of our wedding, but also finding the small, intricate details in between that make [the occasion] special and personal.” Matt G Video's products include the couple's love story, ceremony edit, and raw footage.
(26)Brandon Rice Films is a production house in Nashville that specializes in creating cinematic wedding videos. The motion picture artists capture the energy and emotion of the day, and they preserve the glorious tying-the-knot moments in a masterpiece that the bride and groom will treasure forever. Brandon Rice Films has been shooting Nashville weddings for more than ten years, and the founder is a seasoned writer, director, and producer.
Seek First Productions is a videography studio in Nashville that handles weddings and other celebrations. The company aims to perfect the art of visual storytelling, and its services include a series of initial consultations and the delivery of the product in the format of the client's choosing. Seek First Productions also creates demo reels and promotional films, and it has served clients like Coca-Cola, Budweiser, and Pringles.
(2)Chris Wheeler Films is a wedding videography service in Antioch that captures and monumentalizes the story of starry-eyed couples joining in marriage. The creative team handcraft a cinematic-style visual narrative of the magical scenes before, during, and after the ceremony, and they will deliver products like high-definition ceremony and reception edits, love story concept films, and the raw footage. Chris Wheeler has drones to document the event from up above.
Cardboard Films is a wedding cinematography studio in Nashville. The team of visual storytellers has more than 15 years of combined professional experience, and they have made remarkable motion pictures for at least 500 couples. Cardboard Films vows to clients, “We are dedicated to bringing your vision to life.”
Morgan Film Co. creates wedding films for couples in Nashville. The wedding videographers capture intimate moments, as well as the beauty of each ceremony, and tell stories clients will cherish in the future. Madison and Hunter, the filmmaking duo and a real-life couple, produce handcrafted films showing the love and emotions between brides and grooms. Their love story inspires them to pursue this art.
The primary role of a wedding videographer is to capture your wedding day on video and produce a film that can be rewatched and shared with others easily. They provide all equipment, including cameras, lighting, and audio, and edit the captured video to create a story complete with music, speeches, and candid moments.
There will always be parts of the day that are missed by the happy couple. From guests arriving and mingling to the confetti throw and cake cutting ceremony, the wedding video captures all of these moments perfectly. If you don't want to miss a single moment of your wedding, hiring a wedding videographer can be a wise choice.
Most wedding videographers offer a range of packages to suit different budgets. Basic packages typically include one videographer and equipment, a short edited video, recordings of guests congratulating the couple, and a choice of music. Luxury and bespoke packages allow for extras and customization.
The number of videographers required for a wedding will largely depend on the size of the wedding and the budget. For small weddings, one videographer should be sufficient. For larger weddings, a team of videographers will be able to cover more ground and ensure that every moment is captured.
The average length for a wedding video is three to five minutes for a wedding highlights video or short movie or 30 minutes to an hour or more for a cinematic or documentary-style film.
Experience is one of the most important requirements when selecting a videographer. They also need to have their own video, audio, and editing equipment and suitable insurance and provide a selection of packages to suit different requirements and budgets. Reviews can also steer you in the right direction.
