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28:35 most def a tricky situation that i haven't heard anyone bring up so far lol

Pivoting with the market is a really great point to grasp, especially with things changing so quickly, while at the same time understanding the industry enough to have the discernment to know that some things may just be a 'trend'.

Hey friends, great content. This was a fun podcast!

My extroverted self forgot how to extrovert after raising 3 kids for a bit. Relearning by attending more events this past year. Lol. Loved hearing this conversation!

Great listen! So much insight!

Thanks so much for having me!

No butter shots!!!! Well, I never!!

This is by far the best podcast ever. I have learned so much. This is the stage that I am in ... wanting to connect with premium planners. So I gotta know what to expect and how to give more so we Can grow together. She was soon raw.... I love it 😅. I was trying out honeybook for a while, now I'm about to get rid of it lol

This was great! Thanks for the podcast

Thanks 🙏👍

Thank you for having me!! 🤍

Amazing!! 🎉 Great Podcast!

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I met Matt in LA. I was a third shooter. He is extremely awesome to work with. Love watching how he communicates with clients and photo team.

Hello there, I just saw this video recommendation and this was a really insightful discussion to listen too, your insights to photography has something about embracing change that I talk about alot in my dream interpretation channel for building hope and personal encouragement. I just liked and left you a sub, see ya.

Wow love the info and experiences shared in this episode 👌🏼 made me think a lot on how to plan ahead more intentionally

i'm 43 so y'all making me feel like a grandpa!

Another GREAT episode

Funny enough I made a joke comment on a local Boston brand page reel on IG that had about 1500 likes and I had one bride reach out from that.

We have the opposite experience about the Father Speech not being relatable! At least for our demographic. We've had several brides mentions specifically that they love seeing the fathers in the films and they hope their dad shows some emotions in a similar way. Also, if you watch television weddings, it's those little moments between parents and son/daughter that they specifically script to give us an emotional impact (but don't ask me, I cried at The Big Bang Theory wedding episode). But that's the beauty of growing our brand in the way that best suits us! I still aspire to be on an inspo board, but we were all born and the message of a parent is universally relatable in my experience.

I've been pronouncing Petrinovich completely wrong lol

Great nuggets here, especially about creative ways to thank planners or even photographers without taking up their time. Be presentable and professional. Prime advice here.

I use Adagio, looking to invest in Gamut luxe or le reve lut. Any one can suggest the best for luxe look but best fit for tropical backdrop in the Caribbean?

Great stuff!

Great episode by the way!

Love it! Thank you!

What an good Q&A! As a wedding videographer that is not inserted in the US market, I am genuinely curious about what you were trying to say @1:02:25 about honeybook 😅 Could you please elaborate?

Good points!

Absolutely loved this episode!! Especially the part about making beds and moving retainers, I’ve definitely had to do all of those as well! Taylor, you’re just like me, the amount of “likes” you said in this episode could be an incredible drinking game haha!

Real Tree 🙌🏻💛🎄

Lot of great nuggets in this one. Thanks for sharing! 👏🏾

This is so helpful!!! New fans of this very talented couple!!

My first wedding was $750 then they paid extra.... total $900 😂

Awesome episode, lots of really great and interesting information!

This was a really great episode. We have a lot to learn from other vendors in our space that can elevate both parties for sure. Great stuff

Great point about shooting not just the one that looks the best in the moment for us and the lighting, but focusing on the expertise of the vendor who knows the clients preferences of what they think should be captured and in what way and then using our eye to accent that

Just discovered your podcast and cannot express this enough that this was a very insightful talk and inspiring! 🤧 As someone who is barely starting out, I wanted to ask for those 5 weddings that Taylor did for that price did you charge your couples in full or did you take a deposit?

Loved this! But the only thing that you guys didn’t speak on vs other people are where you guys are located/where you guys mainly shoot. Depending on where you live/shoot prices can differ drastically so I wonder if you guys are in a bigger city or if you guys are shooting a lot of destination weddings. Me personally I have to travel about an hour and a half to the nearest large city for pretty much all of my weddings because everything locally are small barn weddings with a very small budget so I’m curious to where you guys are charging $16,000. Thanks for this and looking forward to more content🙌🏾

Great episode!

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Love all of your shots. Question! The shot with the bride running... Did you follow her and also do a zoom in on the lens? It looked like the background was being compressed. Thank you for all your content! Great stuff!

You guys are awesome!

Thank you! I really enjoyed listening to this. I’ve been shooting weddings for a few years and have struggled greatly trying to get to full time. Networking has been my weakest point.

My dude Erikson! 🙌🏼

This episode is interesting and insightful! Also Sam Jacobson is amazing!

Dude, I have a 5 year old, 4 year old, and my wife is due November. Boy, girl, boy. 🙌🏻

I’m with you Kelley! No August weddings 🧐

Great episode!

I love the topic of money too! I've been studying business and investing the last 6 months and it makes running the business so much easier. I still get creative and artistic when it comes to my wedding films, but the business should not be artistic. It is transactional and in my opinion, life is so much easier when the creative is separate from the business. Thanks for a great episode!

Met Current Films when they filmed Engage last Dec! They do phenomenal work and so personable... even with the Engage workload!