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I am so thrilled that Patrick Moreau from Stillmotion is going to join me and begin featuring work from some other the wedding filmmakers. Patrick has a great ability to discover, in many cases help to train and to always inspire new talent. I look forward to seeing what he comes up with.
I am hoping to feature filmmakers whose work stands out and represents some of the different styles in modern day wedding films. Visit Wedfact.tv for some great examples of different styles.
It can be a challenge and sometimes impossible to completely categorize wedding filmmakers, as they often build upon each other’s work and share common techniques in much the same ways that mainstream filmmakers do. One person may have a very cinematic approach but also incorporate some journalistic elements. Another person might combine film with HD video. However, each filmmaker may have a unique interpretation of the wedding day and a unique way of portraying the couple, their families and friends.
I can’t wait to show you guys some of these amazing artists starting with my next post.
Until then, here is one more of mine.
8 Families from William Gaff on Vimeo.
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William Gaff, Washington, DC
Vendor: Videography
Website: Human Story Films
About Me: Welcome to this conversation about wedding films. I am a filmmaker of course, but also a son and a husband and a father. In addition to those things, I consider myself to be a storyteller. However, my love for stories started long before I ever picked up a camera. Through the years I have come to believe that story is really the breath of life. I hope that these blog posts encourage the conversation not only of how great wedding films are made, but also, and maybe more importantly, why they are made.
this video is making me bawl at work! I LOVE the documentary style–especially the dad moments