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It was quite the treat to be involved in Darshan and Raina’s day this past summer. I don’t think I have ever seen so much happen in what feels like an extremely short 15 hours. They celebrated many Indian traditions, all of which were both fascinating to view and inspiring to shoot. Traditions such as the Bharat in which Darshan rode in on a horse while his family danced around him, or the Vhadu Agamana in which Raina entered the ceremony site and was separated from Darshan by only a thin sheet held between them. When the sheet was dropped, they viewed each other for the first time and placed (or in their case, threw) rice on each other’s head signifying that they will stay together through thick and thin.
Here is a trailer to give you an idea of exactly what we were up to.
Darshan + Raina Columbus, OH Wedding Trailer from StillMotion on Vimeo.
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That is a stunning video — so moving. You guys are seriously bringing wedding videos up about a thousand notches.
I’m not even sure why, but this made me cry. Your choice of music is always absolutely spot on!
That was just so beautiful. You guys are so awesome.
wow that was gorgeous! i love the scenes switching from the dad’s hugging to the mom’s hugging.
wowwww… I totally got the chills while watching this! Amazing work. I hope we can collaborate on an incredible wedding one day in the future!
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Patrick Moreau, Toronto
Vendor: Cinematographer
Website: Still Motion
About Me: For far too long, wedding videography has been seen as a medium with debatable value and little artistic merit. I think a wedding film should be fun, quirky, romantic, and really reflect two people and their coming together. It should grab you in the first few seconds, shake you throughout, and leave you with a lingering impression. I am 1/3 of the cinematography team at StillMotion, along with Michael and Konrad. With a background in psychology and no formal training in film + video, I've been completely self taught and look to use my background to add more meaning to our films and the experience of creating them. I hope our art can inspire you like our brides inspire us.
That was incredible…by far my favorite video I’ve seen from you guys! You’re amazingly talented.