How to Film WEDDINGS - 7 Things I Learned
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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Whoever is reading this....Soon you will become the best wedding videographer😘😘😘
I will sure❤️
Thx man, I have my first job next week
Amen
thx
I'd bet my life on it.
Someone needs to make a video for "How to shoot a friends wedding solo" for that techy person who owns a decent camera and is asked by a close friend to film their wedding who cannot afford a professional. What's the most basic equipment needed and most basic things you want to catch to make a 5-8 minute video.
This is exactly my situation 😂
Same here lop
Thanks for the shoutout Jake! 😁
Aye the boy. The master
Oh Matt, what an honour for this video to get a view from you 😁👍
Stoked for Venture!!
Yes that was really cool ;)
7 things i learned
1. shoot to edit
2. 2nd shooter
3. Focal lengths
4. Lighting
5. Audio
6. Vendors(working together( wedding planner/photographer/DJ)
7. Posing couple (first look, ceremony , bridal
Seriously I recommend this course. I recently was hired to shoot my first wedding and I did the wedding course before hand. It was so helpful, and now I'm in the editing room happy and relieved that I have beautiful video AND Audio (I was stressed over the audio) Praise God. Thank you guys for making the course
The way you capture the moment and you give sense to all the scene is just magnificent. You are absolutely incredible. Great job
Really fantastic tips and presentation, Jake. Loved watching all the BTS and you really hit on the most important elements of capturing great wedding films. 👍🏼
I've watched this channel for so long, but i always call the group parker, jake, and the dude with the nice hair
Ha Landon does have great hair
Lionel Messi for the first time I saw the guy.
Was always thinking how can I add a better story to the video. Will keep that location tip in mind. Filming my third wedding this Saturday. Thanks Jake!
The thing I love most about FTF is that you guys really show that everyone - even yourselves - can learn something new, progress, and continue to grow! Thanks for all you do!!
appreciate it man, thank you!
Thank you, Parker - love all the advice. Relationships between others on different aspects of the visual teams does make for a better end product package for the couples. There are a number of women videographers who also have some great work and ideas - videography is fun because it's always evolving.
wedding filmmaking tips on parker's channel are always best and different from others. You guys are best 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The value in this video is just unbelievable!!! A must watch for any aspiring Wedding Filmmaker.
This was an amazing video. No time wasted, I sat through the entire thing without getting bored once. I’m not always leaving comments, but this one deserved it for sure. Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us for free!
This wedding edit is so packed with postive vibes, i love it. 😍
I got some Inspo from watching your video even though I've been shooting weddings for over 15yrs, its always great to learn new things and tips from others. For me I rarely include real audio outside of vows & speeches in my highlight videos, so I found some inspiration from you on this, as I agree it did sound way more engaging to hear some of the ambiance. Great video mate.
I’m On my way to film a wedding in Cancun as I find this video just to freshen up on what to think about. This video was right on time!!! Great stuff ✊🏾
I'm glad you guys released this video. My wedding films have been lacking too but this greatly puts it into a new perspective.
These tutorials/guides are almost to good! Insane quality of every video you guys make!
All good stuff! I took your recommendation to get A couple of torch lights from one of your older wedding videos. It has completely upped my game in the reception and the dance.
What an amazing video! So many good tips👏🏼 I’m totally new to this whole videography thing but watching this I think I just saw a glimpse of my future as a wedding videographer! Thank you for inspiring me I’m gonna invest in your course asap😊
I never thought about being a wedding photographer/videographer. But this definitely changed my mind.
I do photography and videotography as a hobby but I’m not ready to do weddings. Maybe one day I’l do a wedding of a friend or someone else I know well. But for now I’m not interested
It's a lot of fun. I still have LOADS to learn but I am freaking loving it.
If you do it long enough you'll learn to hate it.
I don't think people realize how valuable these tips really are, I came in looking for copper and found gold, big kudos to your team brother, Peter and you really are next level, I'm logging onto that course of yours, thanks big man
Nice work! I love the 2.35:1 Panavision letterbox aspect ratio! And I love how you ADD LIGHTS to the dimly lit receptions! This separates the big boys from the rest of the pack as far as cinema quality with natural flesh tones.
Just started shooting wedding videos, and honestly I need to learn a lot more. Thanks for this, very helpful and informative. 🙌🏼
Beautiful work as always, and you are a calm and friendly teacher! good work
I was unconsciously using these tips from past months in my photography... the most i used was " shoot with edit in mind" THIS IS PRECIOUS TIP
Man, this is solid content. I feel like I can shot just about any event with these directions! Thank you
It’s dope how you started saying you learn from people better than you and now you’re teaching others! Share knowledge ! I’m a filmmaker too 🙌🏽
FIRST!! ive learnt so much here! keep up the amazing work
Idk who would dislike this!! This has to be the best tips tutorial I ever seen!!! 🙏🏾
Awesome, appreciate you providing every detail with such clarity!
Thanks for all the wedding filming tips🎦
Awesome! I am always looking to learn more! Great video!!!
A quick message to parker : GIVING THIS GUY AN OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN THE TEAM WAS HUGE PLUS TO BOTH THE FTF BUSINESS AND THE CHANEL HE KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING HE WOKS WELL ON HIS VIDEOS AND HE EXPLAINS WELL , CONGRATULATIONS AND LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE CONTENT FROM ALL OF YOU GUYS .
Man these clips of your edits are exactly what I want for my wedding and what I am trying to give to all of my friends and family for their weddings but you are an amazing creator make me look like a kid with a cheap Walmart camera lol
Love all your videos and hope to do exactly what you do 💯
Dude this is gold. Better than a college course, Thanks for sharing 🤙🏽
This is super helpful. After doing Wedding Photography for some time now, I'm looking to push into the film side, but after watching this it's freaked me out a little, particularly with sound 😬
Great video though and very inspiring 👍
Great ! video, Clear and concise guidelines.... Absolutely love it! thanks for sharing!
I shot my second wedding video a few days ago. Third coming up in less than a month and I just realized how much I actually need to work on... wow. I definitely need to make a few more purchases too. I am using the Sony A7III with the 24-70mm Gmaster lens. I could really use a 70-200mm because I want to be respectful of the guests and not get in the way of their viewing. I also have no audio equipment. I shot every clip in 120fps. I’m stuck on the slow motion train.. I definitely need to try new methods!
I want to get married 17 times just so that I can hire Jake to film my wedding over and over.
😂😂😂😂. That makes sense
careful bro, I hear the costs ad up. not on the videos or the weddings, but the ex's
Good Luck😘
prenups buddy, prenups.
Thank you! I've learned a lot from this video my team will film our first client for their wedding this month ! Hope I would be able to apply all of your tips! Godbless!
Excellent video, been scanning the net for information on this. I see so many wedding shooters that really offer a mediocre job, can't even get the exposure right, but this video explains not the basics but how to get that pro feel. Exactly what i have been looking for, all the things you mention are spot on. Only thing that will be difficult to include as i am just starting on events is a second shooter, most people money is a sensitive topic. So might have to build a reputation first before including this. Cheer for the info.
Awesome tips man! You make this work look so easy…!
Excellent tips and a must if you want to create beautiful wedding films. I need a second shooter that moves. Bye bye tripod. Thanks for sharing Jake. Love your work.
your work its amazing , I am a beginner but I feel so far reaching the quality of your videos, it is incredible
I have learned so many from this video. Thank you
Such good insight here. Just filmed a wedding where literally all of these points kicked me in the butt. 1 shooter, no time to hook up lavs, photographer in damn near everyone of my shots, and the groom wanted nothing to do with me. Lol tough one to say the least but this inspires me to come back strong for my next one. Thanks for the inspiration.
Elaborate on the groom
Wow, man I learn something new I didn’t know. Thanks for the sharing keep up the good work 💼
Always informative! Thanks FTF
Hey! You were in my neck of the woods! It was funny to see some familiar venues and I've worked with Kristen many times. Great video!
Excellent! Thank you Parker Walbeck
You killed this video Jake🔥🔥🔥
Really great work Jake, well done
Literally You Clear Everything ☺️Thanks
What's up Parker! I am 12 years old and I really want to have your skills someday! You've taught me a whole lot of filmmaking, and sometimes I make tutorials based on what I've learned. Do you have any advice for young filmmakers like me?
Here is the opinion from at least 3 YT Creators.
Go Film!!!
You probably have more experience than me in filming but having 13 years of life experience ahead of you all I have to say is keep grinding keep pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone to perfect your craft. By the time you’re our age you’ll be a master. Most importantly enjoy the ride
thank you both @Michael Studio Films and @Ahmed Reads for the tips!@ I really appreciate it! :)
Get systems in place, set expectations early on, and secure the bag
Iam also 12
Awesome video Jake!
Thank you for your valuable advices❤
I’m filming a wedding next month and unfortunately I haven’t gotten enough experience to get a second shooter but I’m definitely taking that into consideration for the future.
Thank you so much, this is great for me as a newbie 👍👍🙏
You guys are blessed. Awesome work.
"But that's for today guys" x2 at the end lol. Great video and very informative Jake. Keep up the good work FTF
beautiful tips for wedding film makers! thank you! bro.
Thank you so much 4 sharing your useful infos
Keep up the great work Jake. Love the style. 👌
Thank you guys!
@@JakeWeisler what camera were you using for this video, it looks so freaking good and crisp, I shot a wedding with a canon eos rebel t6 but I need to upgrade
You’ve really taught me something very important and interesting.
God richly bless you.
Thanks for new learning. Newbie here as a videographer from Philippines.
Amazing video! Thanks!
100% helpful. Having a 2nd shooter is a great tip. Thank you!
Love it! Tanks so much! I would like to know more about when you use manual and when the autofocus?
This is very powerful,a lot is shared in this video.
Looking to get more into wedding filmmaking to go along with my photography.
You guys are truly an inspiration to me. You have such beautiful videos on your channel and I appreciate all the advice!
I was just wondering...how many mics do you use and who all do you put one on?
Liked before finishing the video.
That wedding video was absolute 🔥 🔥🔥
You are so great I should learn from you
Thanks again
Awesome. So Professional and cinematic...
This was awesome! Thanks man!
This is awesome...thanks for sharing
This is good ! Shows lots of talent !
THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE!
Great video Jake, congrats
Thank you so much for sharing.
You guys are AWESOME
this video is Gold
Keep killing it Jake!
Jake, appreciate the insights. I actually purchased the course right before my first wedding last year and it set me up for success! Question on filters , do you shoot with any Mist filters? Or just clean lenses and no filters?
I’d be really excited to see a behind the scenes of using the monopod all day as primary shooter. I still feel way more flexible and ready to roll with my primary cam on a gimbal.
This Was Rlly Helpful
Thax a lot.. I have watched it many times
Thanks for the advice, i got a wedding in September & im nervous probably more nervous than the bride & the groom cause i dont want to mess up anything on their big day
Loving this
Hey, Thanks for the Tips really helps a lot.
Wow i love it keep going brothers.
Thanks for the shout brother! You're definitely top shelf and killing it!
amazing tips. thanks for the insightful video.
Great tips always
I have been a fan since 2017
What a great video!!!
Man! this is very very inspiring!! Hoping to work with you someday
beautifully textured cinematic images. Major pro :)