Will
the videographer intrude on my day?
At Frameline, we are as unobtrusive as possible. We work with available
light during the ceremony and are careful to obey all the rules of
your ceremony location. We are there to document the events of your
day, not dictate them. We pledge to be courteous and professional
with you, your friends and family.
Is the video available on DVD?
Yes, Frameline Wedding Videos are available on DVD as well as VHS
tape.
How long is the finished video?
The average edited video is about sixty minutes, depending on the
length of the ceremony and your package.
How far do you travel?
Frameline Video travels throughout Europe, and the United States.
Travel outside the Cincinnati, Ohio-Northern Kentucky area will
incur a travel charge
Why Should I Have My Wedding
on Video?
Today's video is first-rate and the new technology makes it possible
to have a wonderful, tastefully done video that is on a par with
broadcast work -- and with less intrusion than still photography.
Thanks to technological advances in imaging and camcorder design,
gone are the days of obtrusive lighting and cables on the dance
floor!
After-wedding surveys reveal that those who had their
weddings taped consider it an excellent investment, while those
who failed to do so are often regretful. Video is the only way to
capture sights...sounds...and motion. Your wedding day is the most
important day in your life. You'll want to relive it with your family
and friends. And you've spent an enormous amount of money on your
wedding day with Flowers, Band, Limos, Reception Hall and lots more,
the only way to see all of these items as they happened with motion
and sound - is with video.
Why don't I just have a relative
or friend use a video camera to tape my wedding?
An amateur-produced wedding video won't be watched very often because
it is boring. The problem starts with the equipment. The typical
camcorder used by an amateur produces a poor image in low light.
Most churches and reception halls have low light. Problems get worse
when you listen to the sound you get from a typical video camera:
it's hollow and very difficult to hear...especially in large open
areas like a church or reception hall where sound reverberates off
the walls and ceiling. Next, the typical amateur doesn't have the
means to edit the video into a tightly-knit production that tells
your love story with emotion and impact.
We
like the video concept, but examples we've seen are trite and boring.
How can we get something better?
Keep looking. The video should should flow like a good novel. You
may need to increase your video investment to be able to obtain
someone who serves a more savvy clientele. Also consider asking
for a 30-minute edited version, also called the short-form.
How long have you been in business?
Frameline Video has been videotaping weddings for
more than 15 years. You may read some of our references
online.
We've already reserved a photographer;
why should we have our wedding videotaped as well?
Photographs are still an important part of capturing special events
in our lives, but they don't tell the whole story. They can not
actively capture the laughter, the spontaneity, the warmth, the
love... Frameline video records the action of the moment without
the posing of photographs, and enables you to relive the memories
much more vividly. It's also terrific having a video to share with
family and friends who aren't able to be with you to celebrate your
wedding day.
Do you do interviews of guests
at the reception?
On your request, Frameline Video will ask your guests if they wish
to congratulate the bride and groom on the video. These comments
may be edited later, if necessary. These mini interviews are strictly
voluntary.
Is it expensive?
Frameline Video offers quality videotaping at affordable prices.
We are very aware of how quickly costs accumulate when you prepare
for a wedding. Therefore, our pricing structure offers several different
packages and options, so you can tailor your wedding day videotape
to your budget. Frameline Video has no mileage, distance or travel
charges within Cincinnati, Ohio and Northern Kentucky. Our more
popular packages include up to 8 hours of total videotaping time.
Should I seek the lowest bid?
Wedding video styles and approaches are varied. So far there is
no certification procedure. Evaluate candidates based on polices,
performance, and reputation. A price quote on the phone is meaningless
unless relevant to your desires and event logistics. Remember the
old saying, “you get what you pay for.” A professional
wedding video is priceless!
How early do I need to reserve
my wedding date?
The sooner the better, of course, to guarantee the availability
of your date. While we are sometimes able to accommodate couples
on short notice, we recommend three to six months in advance. During
the more popular wedding months, dates can become unavailable a
year in advance.
How
do I go about reserving my wedding date?
In order to reserve your date, a $500 non-refundable deposit is
required with a signed agreement engaging Frameline Video Production
to videotape your wedding. Once we reserve your date, Frameline
will no longer accept inquiries for that date.
What methods of payment do you
accept?
Frameline Video accepts cash, personal checks, money orders or cashier's
checks.
When is the balance due?
The final balance is due one week before the wedding ceremony. Most
brides prefer to make incremental payments to avoid a large outlay
of cash close to their wedding date. We are flexible to meet your
needs.
How soon will the videotape
be ready?
The turnaround time is incredibly fast at Frameline Video Productions!
The video will be ready in 4-8 weeks. This is dependent upon you
providing us all with material (such as photographs or song selections)
necessary to complete the video. Often, couples are able to have
their completed videotape long before their photographer's proofs
are even available.
What happens if the current
video technology goes obsolete?
Frameline Video Productions is proud to announce we can master your
video tape to DVD.
What should I look for in demo
videos?
Clear, understandable sound and crisp clear images with good accurate
color and smooth camerawork. Due to the severe restrictions imposed
by some churches, there will be instances where even the best videographer
will not get the best results. However, a candidate who shows this
should also be able to present some good-looking work. Like reading
a book the video should flow and constantly move from one chapter
of the day’s event to another.
Still have questions?
Please contact us, we will be happy
to answer any questions you might have.
|