While meeting with one of my client couples before their July 2011 wedding, I asked what they wanted me to be sure to capture in their wedding film. The groom-to-be quickly answered: “All the sights and sounds.”
Thinking about it, I realized that’s what we do best. We make sure we capture every important moment of the Wedding Day, from the bride’s preparations, to the processional and vows, to all the reception events – captured in their entirety. After all, how else would the bride see her bridesmaids walking down the aisle? How else could the couple re-live the vows, see their first dance or the parent dances?
When we capture all the sights and sounds, we look for those special moments that will make your wedding film unique: when you steal a kiss during the photo shoot; the tear in Dad’s eye during the father-daughter dance; your close friends partying with you at the reception.
Capturing the sound is a very important part of what we do. We use multiple wireless microphones during the ceremony to capture the words of the officiant and the readers, and to especially capture your vows clearly.
You can see highlights of our recent weddings on the Gallery page of our website at www.digitalkeepsakesvideo.com/gallery. If you’d like to have a DVD of one of our complete wedding films, just send me an email and I’ll get one out to you right away.
“One Day on Earth” to Debut in April
“One Day on Earth,” the global film shot on one day – 10.10.10 – will premiere on Earth Day, April 22, 2012 in every country of the world. Over 16,000 filmmakers submitted about 3,000 hours of footage to the project team.
Digital Keepsakes shot Brian and Nativa’s Wedding Video at PNC Park that day, and I’m proud to say that it was chosen for the final film. While we expect to see only a clip or two of the wedding in the final feature, we’re happy that our work was selected to depict one very happy occasion that occurred in Pittsburgh that day.
Here’s the trailer for the film:
We’re excited to be part of this great project and thank Brian and Nativa for being willing participants.