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TIPS
SUPPLIED BY VIDEO KNIGHTS - www.myvideoknights.co.uk
Our
Number One Tip for brides and grooms
It
pays you to look after your videographer.
His time and energy
should be spent in filming your day, rather than trying to find your
venue, lugging his equipment a long way, for lack of a nearby parking
space or struggling to keep up his concentration due to not having eaten
for hours.
Assigning someone
(other than the bride or groom) who you know will look out for him will
be a wise move. Ensure that they are aware of his needs beforehand, so
that there are no stressful, last minute emergency plans needed on the
day. Basically, he will need clear directions to each of the venues, or
better still a guide, if there is more than one, especially if it is not
straightforward. He will need to be allocated a parking space, as near
as possible to the venue. He will normally have a long day working and
being as creative as he can to make your DVD a beautiful finished
production. This will be all the harder if he is hungry and if he has to
go off himself in search of something to eat, he may well miss that all
important shot. So ensure that food and a place to eat it is allocated
to him, if possible, in the same room as the guests so that he is able
to see what is happening and pick up his camera spontaneously if needed.
His camera might run on
batteries, but he doesn’t!
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