We love creating artistic, cinematic highlight films for our couples. We also know that your wedding is an event that can not be completely encapsulated into a 5 minute film. This is why we give all of our clients a Ceremony Edit. Due to COVID-19 we are expediting delivery of Ceremony Edits to all of
Micro Weddings have been a growing part of the wedding sector for the past few years, and I expect them to really take off in 2020 and 2021! Last week I shared some thoughts about what the future of weddings might look like as we navigate through COVID-19 and beyond, and this week I want
There has been a lot of information in the media about weddings that have been affected by our current quarantine, stay at home orders, and social distancing to combat COVID-19/Coronavirus. While there is still so much unknown about the path forward and what our future looks like, we all know that life is still happening.
We’re entering our 3rd week of quarantine and this strange new reality we all find ourselves in. The first week was a bit of a blur; working with all our spring couples to reschedule weddings, working with our corporate clients to pause the projects we have in the works, and restructuring our lives to be
We’ve already talked about all of the background work and planning that we do here at MotionWorks to make sure that when you hire us to film your wedding, we show up to film your wedding. We’ve also talked about the importance of making sure that each of your vendors provides you with a clear
“The hunt may be over, but the adventure is just beginning!” One of the questions we always ask our couples when we meet while planning their wedding film is “why did you choose your venue”. Kaycee and Michael chose Stonewall Resort for their wedding because they wanted somewhere that everyone from their wedding could check-in,
One of my favorite things to do all year is to look ahead at the weddings we’ll be filming, and the new trends we’re likely to see! I reach out and look at what some of the big names in the wedding industry are working on, and the direction I see my own couples heading
Second to cost, the other reason we hear when couples are debating whether to book a video for their wedding is experience. Either one of their friends or family shared a bad experience with a videographer, or they were a guest at a wedding and witnesses intrusive or unprofessional behavior. “My cousin hired a videographer
There are two things I can’t change: that having a great video of your wedding day is an important investment for couples, and that it’s also expensive. But expensive doesn’t have to mean unattainable. After all, most of us are driving around in our own car, carrying delicate little computers in our pockets. We recognize
