So this is my first trailer for my first ever reality tv style wedding film. I think I did a good job with the story telling of it but I am not thrilled about my camera work at all lol. They love it so I guess that’s what really matters. Maybe because I compare it to Justin’s I don’t know. I’m trying to do the best I can with my Panasonic g7 until I can upgrade. So please give me tips and constructive criticism on how to get the most out of my camera please. PS - Ik I didn’t hide mics well. I was panicking because I didn’t have leg straps and I didn’t want to take much of their time so I just threw them on but I will be better about that in my next one for sure. https://youtu.be/jWNe0A4wGeo?si=eBIAHVZ_wCrzKIGP
Update on the day: I had my first mishap of the year. I went to set up my drone last and realized my cable to connect the controller to my phone was missing so I figured no big deal I’ll buy one before I get there. Bought the wrong cord 🤦♂️ and no store around has it, so no drone shots today. My heart hurts 😂
It’s late and I hope someone sees this lol. I’m going to film my first wedding of the year and the first one I’ve ever filmed in this documentary style tomorrow. I’m so nervous 😂 I’m going in with my camera, gimbal, drone, and a DIY light diffuser and reflector, and 2 deity pr2s. That being said what’s some last minute tips or advice to go into tomorrow with to feel more comfortable?
I’ve just picked up the zoom F3 to run as a float for my shotgun mic on my rig problem is I can’t work out where to put it so that the rig remains balanced. If I put it between the screen and the V mount it throws the weight off if I put it on the top handle it becomes top-heavy and I also then can’t use the easy rig. Has anyone come up with a clever idea or if you wanna share pictures of your rigs for some rig-spiration I’d be grateful!
Anybody use Vidflow for both video and photos? I've been having a lot of issues with photo-related uploads/downloads.


Hey everyone, besides lav mics. What would you think is the best way to mic this setup would be?
Edit - it’s the request from the people to not use lav mics.
Yesterday was my first time filming a wedding solo and, while I think it went well, there’s definitely a lot I feel like I could improve on. Do y’all have any general tips for solo, documentary-styled wedding filming?






Hey Guys! I'm Mike From FRANCE here's my first post! What do y'all think about my color grading from my wedding documentary film ( I'm really trying to bring something really cinematographic 🙂
Some Florida BTS. So glad I got to work with Nicholas Vo from the academy this past week. I learned so much while shooting with him. 🙌


Got an inquiry from a bride; I told her I’m available for her wedding date, and I offered her a couple of specific times/dates to set up a call but she responded with this. For context, she knows my starting prices. Seems like she is just price shopping. Where do I go from here?