The worst mistake a wedding videographer can make is not recording
the actual wedding. The clever ones therefor always have at least two
camera's running at the same time. If you miss that moment, you're in
deep trouble. That was another thing I was afraid for (and I only had
one cam at that time).
At 21-7-2012 01:06, Edward Martin III wrote:
>I'd look for someone who had more than five years of experience, though.
>Then I would know they've been through the wedding season at least five
>times, and that they have their shit together.
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