Showing posts with label Wedding Videography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Videography. Show all posts

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Indian Wedding Hindu Ceremony -"Mulumathy" (Saravanan and Vusha -12.12.2010)



This wedding was filmed at Sri Maha Mariamman Temple Devesthnam (SMMTD) Hall. INDIAN WEDDING. INDIAN WEDDING. HINDU WEDDING.

Jodha Akbar (2008) - Mulumathy (Tamil) - Music by 'Isai Puyal' A.R Rahman

Monday, September 20, 2010

"One thing will not be changing....", Wedding Video SDE: Chung Meng + Mei Ching 11.9.2010



This is the highlights video of Chung Meng + Mei Ching, a traditional chinese wedding tea ceremony that were edited on the same day of their wedding day. Wedding Reception at The Saujana KL.

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Dedication to Quality, Love for the Art....

Leonard Hon was a small town boy with big dreams on his shoulder; a video camera and the passion for the art of videography. He would eventually grow to study and graduate from the Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA) with a major in Video Production, during which his penchant for working with a video camera has already blossomed - shown in his winning of the Drama Department’s Music Video Award in 1998, where he won the awards for Best Videography, Best Directing and Best Art Direction, aside from a nomination for Best Video Editing.

Upon graduation, Leonard joined ESPN Asia (located in Singapore) where he worked as a studio and ENG cameraman, furthering knowledge on his craft. In the two years under ESPN, he handled the studio lighting and operated broadcast pedestal camera.

Returning to Malaysia, Leonard headed out as a freelancing videographer where he would provide videography services for events, corporate videos and his first ventures into wedding videos. Leonard would eventually join and work with MiTV as Senior Video Editor, while continually doubling as a freelance wedding videographer behind work hours.

It is at this time when Leonard realized that the country is short of competent and passionate people in the wedding video industry, and after MiTV dissolved he started a full time videography business where he quickly began focusing more towards shooting weddings; an art that he fell in love in his earlier videography days.

Leonard’s approach to wedding videos is to capture the subtle stories of each wedding, making every wedding video he shot unique to the wedded couple. He narrates each scene with passion and an eye for details, making sure that every precious moment is captured in clarity along with its emotional depth and significance. With his dedication to quality, and his unending love for the art, Leonard’s videos transcend beyond what that is merely a ‘video’ of the occasion; he captures the moments, stories and the heart.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

How to Hire a Wedding Videographer

How to Hire a Wedding Videographer


Wedding Video Pricing

Like most things in life, in wedding videography there are highs and lows of the pricing spectrum, and it is up to you to see how much investment you want to make in your wedding memories.

At the most basic level, the wedding videographer can capture your wedding so you can watch it when you go home. If you ask a friend or a relative to act as a videographer, beware that you video may be shaky and have low quality which will take away from enjoyment of watching.

At the high end, you can ask wedding videographer to do anything that you wish. Here are some of the considerations you should have.

Wedding Video Budget

First, figure out your budget. You should ask the wedding videographer about the wedding packages. You can get either one or two cameras to film your wedding. If your aim is to have good quality of the wedding video that you can enjoy for many years in the future, and not only to save money, always choose two cameras. It will give a possibility to see the event from two different angles, and you a feeling of watching a movie.

Wedding Video Styles

Next, ask wedding videographer about the style. There are two most common styles of wedding videography: cinematic and documentary.

Cinematic Wedding Videos

In cinematic style, the video is carefully planned and sometimes posed as in making a movie or film and the video is captured and edited for the dramatic effect and mood.

Documentary Wedding Videos

In documentary style, the wedding video captures the activities of the wedding day candidly, and often includes moments the bride and groom never see on their wedding day, being occupied elsewhere. Wedding Videographers who work in the documentary style shoot as much of the wedding day activities as they can, then select the footage that best creates the narrative of the wedding.

If you can't see video samples of previous weddings on the internet, you can make an appointment view a videographer's samples in person.

Videographer Equipment

Next, ask about equipment. Good quality sound is as important as a good picture. If you can't hear what is going on, the likelihood is that you're not going to be able to watch the video further.
You should also ask how the wedding is edited and how long it will approximately take.

Videographer Qualifications and Competency

Most importantly, you should find out whether the wedding videographer has proper techniques and troubleshooting ability to start and complete your wedding video competently. Troubleshooting you ask? Yes. In a live event, like your wedding it is rare that everything will always go as planned. Your wedding videographer needs to be able to instinctively adapt to whatever unforeseen things may occur to ensure that your precious moments are caught and immortalized onto your wedding video.

Thanks for watching. For Wedding Video samples, kindly check on website at http://www.weddingtv2u.com/

Sunday, July 12, 2009

SDE: Same Day Edit Wedding Video Highlight

Latest SDE we’d like to share. Hope you guys enjoy!


Wedding Videographer: Leonard Hon & Keat
Same Day Edit by : Leonard Hon