Freelife2g, I don’t mean to be too harsh about this but what you’re asking would take a book to answer. If you’re serious about shooting weddings, first take a couple of Videomaker seminars to answer your basic shooting questions, then go to a WEVA convention and pick brains regarding the niceties of wedding videography. See if you can sign on with a local wedding videographer as an unpaid assistant — an apprentice. That’s a great way to lean, too.
There’s really only so much you can expect in the way of basic help from the forums and you’re kind of pushing the limits. One specific question at a time works best.
Jack
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