Magic Memories: A Guide to Shooting Reunions
Whether you tape them for fun or profit, reunions offer video opportunities second only to weddings.
What kinds of reunions? Well, high school and college, of course, and family reunions too. But just about any organization that existed 25 years ago or earlier is liable to dust off an old class list, unit roster, or family tree and invite everyone listed on it to come on back for a clambake.
Where you can be waiting for them with your camcorder loaded, charged, a…
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