Wedding Videography Offers a Creative Outlet and Extra Cash

When producing a wedding video, it’s easy to get caught up in special video and sound effects. The best wedding videographers know that these things won’t make a great wedding video; the way the wedding story is told is what makes the video. The new “Video Guide to Professional Wedding Videography” from VideoUniversity.com, recently named one of the two most valuable video internet sites by PC Magazine, is a complete and detailed video guide on how to create a memorable wedding video. According to Hal Landen, producer of the new program, “A wedding video is a record of two people joining themselves, their lives, and their families. A good wedding video must be able to communicate the couple’s story and convey the emotions to the viewer, especially for the married couple.”Landen’s new “Video Guide to Professional Wedding Videography” is a 110 minute program, organized in eleven chapters.

These chapters include guidelines for choosing the right equipment, microphone and camera placement, lighting and sound tips from the pros, and overall planning of the video.The program is available on both DVD and VHS and provides all the information required to start shooting weddings professionally. Included in the guide are tips and video clips from some of the industries top experts, including Doug Graham, Terry Taravella, and Joel Peregrine.VideoUniversity.com has also released an expanded version of their popular book “Wedding Video for Profit: A Business and Marketing Guide.” “The DVD explains how to shoot and edit a professional wedding,” commented Landen, “while the book tells how to market and sell wedding videography to develop a profitable business.” VideoUniversity.com is a web-based organization that provides content and community through articles, forums, guides, and resources for video and film producers and hobbyists. Forbes Magazine recently recognized VideoUniversity as “one of the best business-to-business sites for digital video production.” The new DVD priced at $69.97/ VHS $59.97 and book $64.00 are available at http://www.videouniversity.com or by contacting the publisher, Oak Tree Press, at 9 King Philip Avenue, Bristol, RI 02809, or calling them at 401-253-2800.