Videography

Anniversaries, Bridal Showers, Engagement Parties, Holiday Parties, LGBT Weddings / Ceremonies

2003

2

Cash, Check, Paypal

Storytelling, Traditional

Ceremony, Edited Video, Montage - Childhood / Dating, Montage - Music Dubbed Over, Montage - Wedding Highlights, Multiple Cameras, Multiple Videographers, Pre-Ceremony, Reception, Rehearsal Dinner

DVD

No

I offer a multiple camera wedding, fully edited DVD's with added special effects with fades and transitions. Clients who wish to have the unedited tape are free to ask.

This is a case by case basis. If someone who has "Aunt Marthas" tapes and would like it to be edited, we can talk it out and come to a conclusion.

Yes. camera light as well as for rooms

I would hope that both the bride and groom would meet me before the wedding. But yes.

No

Lighting (if required), cameras, battery belts, external camera light, wireless mic, walkie talkies, etc.

yes

It's up to them (bride & groom). During my one on one dissucions, we go over some of the important items regarding the DVD's. They will have an imput if they so choose

It's up to them. Depending of the package I require additional items from the wedding couple. The faster I get the items, the faster they get their video.

North American

Q: How competitive are your prices?

A: Earle Entertainment is designed to capture your treasured moments that are set to your expectations and personalized
    to your requests. We capture quality DVD's for couples that don't want to or can't afford other videograhpers who charge
    $2,000 to $4,000 for your DVD's. We are the working class videographer and you don't have to empty your wallet for
    our wedding DVD's.
 

Q: I went to your website. Why do you offer more DVD's than other Videographers?

A: I would guess that as a newlywed couple you have more than three (3) people you would like to give a video to (2 if you include
yourself). Right? Others want to charge up an arm and a leg just for another three DVD's. Are you kidding me! They want you to
break the bank on your wedding. With us you get more. We understand especially during this economic time people can't afford
an extravagant wedding. We want you to be able to give a video to your friends and family and share your special day.
 

There are several websites dedicated to wedding tips. 
Here are some of the most common.
http://wedding.lifetips.com/
http://www.perfectweddingguide.com/planning/
http://www.littleweddingguide.com
http://blog.myweddingfavors.com/

From a Videographer standpoint:
Always, always, always have a rehearsal before the wedding. This includes anyone who will be
part of the ceremony and/or wedding party. Having a rehearsal ensures that everyone involved will
know what to do for the ceremony i.e.. Reverend, Photographer, Videographer, Parents, Bride/Groom, etc.

You are in charge! During your wedding day, you will be too busy worrying about other things (trust me)
You need to let all parties know (Videographer, DJ, Photographer, Planner) on who will be running the wedding.
This lets us know how the wedding will be run. You don't want the Photographer and the Planner trying to get you
to go to two different places. We all want your day to run as smoothly as possible.

Have your Videographer booked at least 2 months in advance. From our standpoint, we like to talk to
you for the types of scenes, music, DVD setting you want in your video well ahead of time. That will be one less
thing to worry about. This will also help us finish your wedding DVD in a timely manner.