Wedding VideoLand (page 3)
Bill Davis owns and operates a video production company and produces video training DVDs.
Side Bar: Basic Equipment Checklist
Don't get stuck without the tools you'll need. Make a list of your gear and check it twice. Here's a handy checklist that will help you make sure you haven't forgotten anything important.
- Camcorder (tested & checked)
- AC adapter for camcorder
- Tripod
- Lens cleaning tissues
- Primary battery for camcorder (charged)
- Backup batteries for camcorder (charged)
- Battery charger
- Color monitor
- Wireless transmitter with lavalier microphone
- Spare batteries for wireless transmitter
- Wireless microphone receiver
- Spare batteries for wireless receiver
- Headphones
- Handheld microphone for interviews
- On-camera light
- Spare batteries for on-camera light
- Spare bulb for on-camera light
- Extension cords
- Spare tape
- Pen for labeling tapes
- Gaffer's tape
Side Bar: Pick a Spot
Shooting locations are like noses - you have to pick them yourself. Get to the rehearsal or arrive early, so you can find the best spot.
- Select a shooting location and set up your tripod before the crowd begins to arrive.
- Choose a tripod-friendly position at the front of the chapel.
- Set up on the side opposite the bride, so you can see her face when the couple turns to face one another.
- Cover electrical cords with throw rugs or tape them to the floor to prevent tripping.
Side Bar: Essential Reception Shots
- Exterior establishing shots
- Venue decor
- Gifts
- Wedding Cake
- Arrival of wedding party
- Arrival of Bride & Groom
- Reception line
- Best Man's Toast
- Maid/Matron of honor speech.
- Bride & Groom's first dance.
- Bride/Father - Groom/Mother Dance
- General dancing/party footage
- Coverage of all reception guests at tables
- Cutting of Wedding Cake
- Tossing of Bride's Bouquet, Garter
- Departure of Couple
- Interviews with well-wishers
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