One Man Bands
One Man Bands are the lone cowboys of videography. Ready and willing to perform all tasks at hand, these videographers are seasoned veterans of the field and have a great wealth of knowledge. Their stories are not only helpful, but inspiring as well.
Articles
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July, 2011Weddings are big business for videographers. But in an industry where most everyone relies on the same tried-and-true techniques, how do you stand out? By&helli…
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March, 2011With well over two million wedding ceremonies taking place annually in the United States alone, it is not surprising that the wedding industry is still healthy,…
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August, 2008An award-winning wedding producer shares some tips on making wedding videos.
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April, 1998A hobbyist merges freefall and video into a thrilling career.
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September, 2003In the jungles of Indonesia, you don't have the same level of control that you have in the studio, but the shot is still the same.
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June, 2004With Filmmaker Shane Moore
Streaming Videos
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June, 2009There are many opportunities in event videography in addition to wedding videos. Today videographers are getting jobs videotaping theatrical performances,…
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May, 2009Key things videographers should consider in order to succeed in the wedding video business.
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March, 2007Jennifer and Andrew show us different ways to shoot yourself when you're in the field working as a "One Man Band."
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March, 2007Recently, Videomaker was invited to a special reception honoring this year's documentarians nominated for Academy Awards. For this week's "Tips & Tricks"…
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March, 2006TIPs, 2-questions
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