ExposureRoom Home
Sign Up Log in Theme Help/FAQ
Charles's Website
Charles Frisby
United States
Friends: 154
Focused on : 0
 
       
                                                             

Kaci + Brian (My First Wedding Montage)
Not Rated YetNot Rated YetNot Rated YetNot Rated YetNot Rated Yet0votes
Views:66  Favorited:0 Reviews:0 Comments: 7
Get Adobe Flash player
Play the Low Bandwidth Version Play the Medium Bandwidth Version Play the HD Version (High Bandwidth Required)
Mdsize: 79.12MBwxh: 640x360
This is my first wedding montage. I filmed earlier in the year. If you watch nothing else... watch from the 4 minute mark and on for the best reception party footage EVER!

The XHA1 has some horrid low light... but I did the best I could running around with a monopod. The DJ's did not have a wireless mic for the toast... so I surrendered mine so everyone could hear, which later forced me to subtitle the open mic audio.

I learned a lot from my first wedding and plan to film my next one soon. The families LOVED the video, so though shaky at times and grainy for most of it.... mission accomplished.
Updated:  3 months ago
Short
Genre:  Wedding
Duration:  00:06:01
Definition:  This Video is a High Definition (HD) Video
Dimensions:  1280 x 720
Size:  79.42MB
File Type:.mp4
  
  
  
Share It
Embed Tags
Digg It!  Add To StumbleUpon  Add to Del.icio.us  Post To MySpace  Share on Facebook
Credits
Director / D.O.P. / Editor: Charles Frisby Rating:  0.00 Rate: 1  2  3  4  5

See Recent Videos By Charles
Oaks of Mamre 2010 Shane and Sara - Wedding Toast (XHA1 and HV40) 25 Hours in Manhattan (Canon 7D) Atlantic City Sunrise and Tidal Attack (7D Video Time Lapse) GHS Band Christmas Concert - Editors Choice

Comments



Shiv Kumar    November 08, 2009 12:19 PM
Charles,

Watched the whole thing. Most deffinately a very good first attempt. I can just imagine how hard weddings are to do.

I'm sure your next one will be way better. Besides, you now have the 7D, so low light shouldn't be an issue.

So when is the steadicam coming?

Charles Frisby    November 08, 2009 01:13 PM
Now, I have a GlideCam HD-4000... So everything should be smoother. I've learned a lot since then and... I've watched plenty Joe Simon videos since then as well (which makes a huge difference ;).

I'm also a lot better prepared this time around. This video got me the wedding gig I'm filming later this month, so it's done it's job. I just charge a whole lot less for now.

Shiv Kumar    November 08, 2009 01:19 PM
Charles,
Can't wait to see the next one!

Yea, Joe Simon the guys does magic with a camera.

What camera do you plan to use on the GlideCam? And are you practicing?

Charles Frisby    November 08, 2009 02:33 PM
I've used the Glidecam with the XHA1 several times with good results, but since the 7D is WAY lighter, I am considering using it for the most part. I plan on setting up the XHA1 on a Tripod in the back just catching the wide shot (and main audio) with my wife running around with a HV40 on a mono. Thats my plan right now.

I need to practice some more with the Glidecam, but since I'm always filming I have plenty of chances. I really plan on using as much stuff as possible and see what works best for me. I'm just trying to fund movie projects after all :)

Shiv Kumar    November 08, 2009 02:46 PM
If you're planning to use the 7D on the GlideCam, I'd play with that setup to see what works and what doesn't. Also, due to the rolling shutter issue. You'd know how fast to move, pan etc.

Kids playing at the park, or our on the street skating/skateboarding make good subjects for GlideCam practice sessions.

I'm actually eager to see what you do :)

Curtis Edwards    November 08, 2009 05:50 PM
Great first effort, can't wait to see the next one

Pedro de la Torre    November 09, 2009 12:08 PM
nice 4 the first wedding.
Charles...
it was nice to see... awesome pick on the music... and on the speeches of the best man and maid of honor, loop the music, clever!...

last weekend i shot a weeding with 3 cameras one 5D and two panasonic 150...
i got an horrible lens to shoot video, 3.5-135, and yes it was not to bad on low light situations, but i need a better lens..

i used to have 2 totta towers for lights...

well.. back to you... it was great your video...

peet.



 Search ExposureRoom
Privacy Policy  |  Terms Of Service  |  Contact Us  |  Support  |  Help/FAQs  |  News