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Ask your Wedding Videographers: Practical Questions for Non-Technical Couples

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In the wake of a beautiful marriage, the people whom you’re going to trust to capture that said beauty are wedding videographers in the Philippines but how can you make sure that you still know that to say and to ask of them without necessarily crash coursing on the basics of film making? If you’re really strapped with cinema know-how, you don’t have to squabble with describing what you want as “something like this but not this.” Ask your wedding videography team the following questions to help you make a decision on who to hire, how you want your video to turn out, and how you want everything to happen. [http://bit.ly/2rUGmN7] What’s your production style? Wedding videography is, in itself, a creative endeavor. Whomever is going to handle your video, they are going to have their own aesthetic, their own style, and their own specialization and you are going to have to choose a production team that specializes on the style you like. You have to ask if they specialize in cinema...

3 Composition Techniques for your Destination Wedding in the Philippines

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When it comes to film technique, the traditional preference is to always keep the subject up front and center. Sure, you’ve maybe heard it every now and then and the reminder is always “dapat nasa gitna”. But putting the subject in the middle of every shot will make the whole experience of the film feel static, with less dynamic movement. It isn’t’ the only way to frame and feature subjects—there are a lot of other framing composition techniques that not only feature the subject(s) but also make good use of the foreground and background which is especially an important highlight when celebrating a destination wedding in the Philippines . Repoussoir This is originally a painting technique that utilized the illusion of creating a foreground to create the illusion of depth as well as create a space where distant elements make a scene make sense. In a destination wedding, this would be a perfect way to emphasize unique elements that are endemic to the destination like flora, fauna, scul...