Wedding Video Magic Resale Rights Ebook

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Table Of Contents

1. About the author
2. Introduction
3. The Basics of the Business
Starting the Business
Buying Equipment
Advertising
Setting your fees
4. The Wedding Day
Relationships with the bride
Shooting Rules
The Key Shots
5. Post Wedding Day
Editing Your Video
Editing with your clients
Breaking Copyright?
Delivery of Product
6. The Final Word
Making a living in the Wedding Videography Business

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Introduction

This book plans to do two things. One, I plan to offer a little guidance into the world of Wedding Videography and two, provide some extra’s which will get you up and running in no time. Let’s assume you already own the basic equipment to start your videography business.

What exactly is the basic equipment needed for a videography business? Well, you need a camera. A DV (digital video) camera is an absolute must. This relatively new format has made it possible for almost everyone to be able to shoot very high quality digital video. A low-end DV camera can be bought for around $600, while the high end could go as high as $6000.