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Videography and Photograhy for Weddings and Special Events

Serving Portland Oregon areas from the mountains to the coast
503-439-8282

 

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"Thank you so much for remembering me and sending a copy of the Miller/Arrola wedding. I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your help and patience... It will be my great pleasure to refer you to other couples in need of a great video production service, as I can now honestly vouch for the splendid work that you do. I hope to work with you again in the future.
~Lori Rolon-Sandoval Wedding coordinator First Baptist Church, Portland



 

 

   
FAQ's

Why Professional Video?

Other than the marriage itself, memories are all you have left after the wedding, you will want to preserve them the best way you can, and there are many reasons why hiring professional will be the best decision you make. If you are considering a friend or relative, or even when considering a professional, to record your wedding ask these questions:

  • how many weddings have they actually filmed, and do they have samples?
  • do you have professional, high end 3 chip or broadcast quality cameras?
  • can the camera adjust to dark lighting sufficiently or can you supply lighting?
  • will the groom wear a professional quality wireless mic so the vows are recorded clearly?
  • do they have the experience, the equipment and can commit to the time it takes to edit your wedding into a beautiful story?
  • do they have clients and business partners who can provide references and recommend them to you?
  • if you choose a friend or relative to film, will they commit to your wedding all day and through the reception, or will they want to enjoy it?

How can I guarantee my wedding video will be perfect?
You can’t! Just like you cannot predict your wedding will be perfect.
Shooting a wedding is not like rehearsing and shooting a movie. There are no second takes. Video captures the wedding as it happens, live. However, a professional videographer will know what to expect and can anticipate the events as they unfold. Their experience helps to capture the best scenes and angles, make the best of the lighting and sound available, and edits for a truly memorable video.
We have over 20 years of experience in wedding videography and high end, professional camera, sound and lighting equipment with ongoing training in the latest styles and techniques. Ask some of our clients if their wedding video met their expectations
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What are the benefits of two cameras?


By using two cameras, coverage is doubled. While the main camera covers the bridal party, the second camera captures your family and guests as they enjoy your special day. Two camera angles are also used for creative editing and visual appeal. For our two camera packages, ImageWise Productions not only uses two cameras, but we provide two operators throughout your entire wedding.

How will you know what I want in my finished video?

Before your wedding date, we will schedule a two hour appointment to review your time line and the important elements with you. You can let us know what people, special events and other content is important to you. We can also share other ideas that will enhance your wedding video.

How long will my finished video be?

For a full coverage wedding and for the best possible quality, your DVD will be between 60 and 120 minutes depending on the package, and content and length of your wedding. We put most of what we shoot in the video, not just the highlights.

When should I expect my finished video?

On average, about six to twelve weeks depending on the wedding package and wedding season. We spend a great deal of time to produce your video just right. We don’t want to rush this process and give you an inferior product. We want you to absolutely love your video! And if you cry while watching it, we’ve done our job.

Can I help with the editing process and view or get the raw footage?

While we encourage your input, the editing process takes between 40 - 80 hours and is not always simple. It is our policy to not have our clients present during post production. (Like any artist, we like you to see the perfectly finished piece for the first time and thoroughly enjoy it!) We include most of the footage we shoot into your finished video. This is why our wedding videos run longer than most finished wedding videos.

Can I order extra copies of my wedding video?

Extra copies for friends or family can be ordered by calling or e-mailing us with the name and wedding date. Each additional copy is $35 and comes complete in its original custom case.
But remember, most of our packages include extra DVD’s for sharing with family.

How do I figure what coverage I might need and the cost?

We have a planning guide that you can use to work out your best coverage options and budget. Choose from one of our planned Tier packages or customize your own. Download one here.

Can I get my Video in High Definition?

Yes! As technology changes, we change with it. We can shoot your video in High Definition ask us for more details... and read this for more information.

How do I reserve my date?

Call 503.439.8282 to make sure your date is available. Again, because of the extra time we devote to each wedding, we limit our dates to ensure the best possible commitment to each wedding.

We will arrange a meeting at our studio, over the phone or at your home, confirm a wedding package within your budget, review the contract with you and require a 50% retainer to reserve your date.

We accept Visa/Master Card or check. If you live out of town, we can process everything by phone, fax and e-mail. If your wedding date is set for more than 6 months out, we can arrange monthly payments.

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last update January 26, 2009