Wedding Videographer in Portadown Filming Your Story
Wedding Videographer in Northern Ireland, Portadown, producing professional, deluxe films, and you get all the footage and highlights. Let’s create beautiful films together. I established my videography business in 2019, so I have over 6 years of experience.
I only take on a limited number each year, so please check with me ASAP to see if I’m available. I cover a range of natural and candid videos. If you want ideas and inspiration for traditional, look through some of my past videos. Check me out on YouTube.
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FILMING WEDDINGS IN PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, LURGAN, ARMAGH AND BEYOND
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An Introduction by a Craigavon Wedding Videographer
I tell the story of your day through video and audio, so if you are planning your ceremony and reception, please feel free to contact me for more information and details. I only take on several each year, and I thought I’d get in front of the camera instead of being a cameraman for a quick introduction and say hello to you from my office in Portadown. Most don’t do this for some reason, but I thought, what the heck. Play my YouTube video.
Wedding Videos Filmed in County Armagh and Beyond
Let’s look at some wedding video highlights filmed in Northern Ireland. These are 8 to 13-minute-long videos with audio recorded and synced of moments from parts of the day edited together. This is ideal for sharing online as it is one video as opposed to multiple videos that can be quite time-consuming to watch all of.
Belmont House Hotel Wedding Video
Glenavon Hotel Wedding Video
How To Book Your Wedding Videographer
What to do if you want to book me for your wedding video? Three easy steps.
The Best Wedding Videographer in County Armagh
I travel all over the county and further afield in the province, filming and much of the day is filmed as your day unfolds. I’m interested in incorporating words spoken on the day, which adds some extra depth and emotion. Sometimes, it’s from the ceremony, speeches, a reading, vows or even letters given to each other.
I don’t have a talented team, but I believe I bring years of experience, creativity, and skill to unique and special wedding films for my brides and grooms.
My approach to filmmaking is fun, relaxed, and unobtrusive, aiming to provide couples with heartwarming cinematic memories.
If you're in doubt about whether you should have a video, have a quick read through my blog posts. Thank you for considering me.
Investment in Full Day Wedding Video Coverage
It’s always best to invest and book filming from the bridal preparations to the second dance. A full day example is from 10.30 am to 9.30 pm. For more information on wedding video pricing, visit the page.
A Highlights Film
All video footage filmed on the day
Free pre-wedding film
Wooden USB
Usual wait time is 4 to 5 weeks
All travel costs are included
In Northern Ireland and ROI (Irish Republic of Ireland)
£1590
Why should you hire a Wedding Videographer?
I run a film production company, so I’ll provide a breakdown as they contain not just one but several videos, some of which are filmed from certain camera angles that I will be showing you, breaking down and explaining this in the following section. I will focus on these examples. Some parts, like the ceremony and speeches, have two cameras recording, my own and another camera on a tripod filming wide, which I call a B camera.
In addition to a highlights video, you also get all the raw footage filmed with audio synced and audio recordings. My videos are generally 2 to 3 hours long. Coverage is filmed from my two 4 K cameras, which I use at the ceremony, reception and first dance. This is essential as you’ll get coverage from a different angle and perspective. Each video takes a while to craft, telling the story of your day.
A vote for a Videographer instead of a Content Creator
I’d vote for a videographer because you get everything, rather than very small tiny snippets. The video will also stand the test of time. A quote I heard is, I regret not having a videographer; so many of our friends talk about watching the video or teasers time and time again! I’d recommend it. Professional audio, lighting, editing, and so much more are not possible with an iPhone or smartphone. Audio is the absolute top priority for vows and speeches.
Traditional Wedding Videos with a hint of Cinematic
I have a passion for creating modern, high-end cinematic films (which I call Cinematic NI) that capture memories. I am aiming to film cinematically, as I’m not interested in filming like on a large camcorder from yesteryear, where everything is in focus all the time. I am to film in a cinematic way, but what does this mean? It has more to do with your 8 to 15-minute highlights film than your actual videos, which are usually filmed traditionally. You need a good quality lens for this, as you need to film mostly wide open at f/1.8 aperture, preferably with some movement and with something in the foreground that can be blurred out (which is why filming wide open at f/1.8 is ideal). A basic video just doesn’t cut it, I’m afraid.
It’s not just the way your cinematic film has been filmed; it’s also the way it’s been edited. Basic videographers don’t spend much time editing - very little, which is a shame. On the other hand, cinematographers spend a lot of time in post-production editing to create a more polished cinematic or traditional film. There’s quite a big difference. I use the latest Apple iMac computer, along with Adobe Premiere Pro, to edit your videos.
TELLING THE LOVE STORY OF YOUR DAY