Showing posts with label documentary weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentary weddings. Show all posts

Friday, September 18, 2009

Greg and Kailee - Salt Lake Temple

Camille Stepan is a good friend of mine. Kailee is Camille's cousin. So I had some reason to take good care of Greg and Kailee. Again, a great wedding, with a nice overcast day (which makes my job so much easier).

I'm on this Patrick Watson kick right now, which explains the song choice. He has some great mellow songs, that lend themselves well to wedding teasers like this. This one is called Big Bird in a Small Cage.

Thanks for having me Greg and Kailee. Your wedding for me was sort of a reunion. It allowed me to see old friends, who also happen to be your family members.

Ryan

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Rob and Jessica - Twin Falls Idaho

So this was my 24-hour Idaho wedding - up and back in less than 24 hours. And it was HOT. Probably the hottest wedding I have attended this year. I'm guessing it was 95-100 degrees with absolutely no shade at the Twin Falls Temple. Ouch.

Still, Rob and Jessica were just a fun couple to hang out with. They braved the high temperatures and the beautiful Snake River was the perfect backdrop for a backyard wedding like no other.

This is a teaser of the entire day. A non-linear edit of all of the events - kind of like a video photo album of some of the best parts of the day. Enjoy.

Friday, May 15, 2009

Mark and Shanna - Wedding Day Teaser

Here's a short teaser of Mark and Shanna's wedding that I threw together for the blog. Expect to see more of these in the coming months. It's a great way for me to highlight my documentary-style weddings, without having to post the 10-20 minute edit of the entire day. I am also planning to modify my package offerings in the future to include a teaser that covers the wedding in about 3 1/2 to 5 minutes (depending on the song length).

This is one of those weddings that we as wedding filmmakers live for. It was overcast, which is great for lighting, and the couple was just awesome. I tend to lay back at weddings as things naturally unfold, so I sometimes don't have a ton of interaction with the bride and groom. This was one of those weddings. However, I think with Mark and Shanna this was advantageous, as they were so interactive with each other and we always appreciate happy couples.

Enjoy,
Ryan

Mark and Shanna - Wedding Teaser - XH-A1 at 24f. from Ryan Hinman on Vimeo.