AIM Video Productions responded with the following comments:
Wedding Wire,

I contacted Myndie the person who posted the review. After she recalled the
situation she reiterated that she heard from someone at the wedding that I
the videographer had an argument with the photographer.

I contacted the photographer who recalled the incident that occurred two
years ago. She said I told her several times at the wedding reception to
stop blocking my shots. Improper language was not used by me. Apparently the photographer was upset about me telling her to stop blocking my shots.

I contacted my client Myndie explaining this and mentioned the reason for
what she called an argument which was not an argument at all. If Myndie had known the entire situation, perhaps her post would have mentioned this.

It is my responsibility as a hired videographer to get the best coverage
possible. I have worked with many photographers in the past 15 years.
There have been a few times when I must tell the photographer not to block my shots. This only happens if a trend occurs where the photographer does not pay attention to the fact that another professional is trying to document the event.

Had I not told the photographer to stop blocking my shots, I would have missed more important coverage.

Joe D.
AIM Video ProductionsWedding Wire, I contacted Myndie the person who posted the review. After she recalled the situation she reiterated that she heard from someone at the wedding that I the videographer had an argument with the photographer. I contacted the photographer who recalled the incident that occurred two years ago. She said I told her several times at the wedding reception to stop blocking my shots. Improper language was not used by me. Apparently the photographer was upset about me telling her to stop blocking my shots. I contacted my client Myndie explaining this and mentioned the reason for what she called an argument which was not an argument at all. If Myndie had known the entire situation, perhaps her post would have mentioned this. It is my responsibility as a hired videographer to get the best coverage possible. I have worked with many photographers in the past 15 years. There have been a few times when I must tell the photographer not to block my shots. This only happens if a trend occurs where the photographer does not pay attention to the fact that another professional is trying to document the event. Had I not told the photographer to stop blocking my shots, I would have missed more important coverage. Joe D. AIM Video Productions