To simplify it, if you only want classic-style videos with stationary cameras for ceremony and speeches, choose Focal; Lite will preserve your entire day in a modern, cinematic, and timeless highlight film; if you want Focal and Lite combined, go for Prium; On top of Prium, Elite includes a second videographer, social reels, drone shots, or cultural features, no blind spot, no rush, no stress, no regrets.

Send a message to request samples. We'll gladly share a few samples with you. Although we showcase bits and pieces of some films, it just doesn't feel right to put everything out there publicly.

Let’s look at the day: your besties and mates may arrive around midday to prepare and have some fun together. Your ceremony kicks off at 2-3. Your reception starts at 5-6. Your first dance, speeches, cake cutting won’t wrap-up until 9.

Then, the question goes back to you: which part do you want to take out? It’s really up to you.

Prium. Most couples book 8-10 hours of filming service for a wedding day.

A second videographer takes care of extra cameras and look for alternative positions different from the main shooter.

A rule of thumb is: if you're expecting more than 100 guests, having a second videographer is highly recommended. There will be blind spots in the venue. Uncle Bert will stand up to take videos with his phone, blocking our cameras. We recommend it to ensure everything can be as good as possible.

Of course you can.

For example, some couples want a second videographer in addition to the Premium package, then they have it, with a lower cost than Deluxe. Some couples want to shave off 2 hours of filming time from Deluxe, we also make it happen with a lower cost than the standard Deluxe package.

You can use the above packages as a guide, and try to take out from or add on to the closest one. Then flick a message to tell us how you want it to be.

If you want it to be hourly-based, let us know how many hours you may need, and what kind of film(s) you would like to see. We will work out your package around your budget!

Our default resolution is HD (1920x1080). HD has been an industry standard for many years, and will continue to be for a while.

Did you know, most movies played in cinema are mastered and projected in 2K resolution? In the past 16 Oscar Award-winning movies which were filmed with digital cameras, 15 of them didn’t use any 4K camera at all?

However, if you want a future-proof option, go for 4K! 4K TVs and monitors are everywhere. So, if you want to view your special days on a 4K screen with its full potential, 4K is here for you.

Delivering 4K result means more work, equipment and effort to edit, store, master and render your films back at studio. It is not just a flick of the button, unfortunately, and it is also very hardware demanding.

This is a question gets asked all the time. But to quote a wise lady:

“Poll after poll for biggest post-wedding regret has always been not having a videographer… and chances are, since you’re already wondering and asking, you will most likely regret it too.

If you get a good modern videographer, I guarantee you will watch it much more than once. The highlights videos are designed to be captivating and showcase the whole day and all the important words in a short attention span video that you’ll be playing over and over again.

If you get a cheap videographer or an old dated guy with a handicam, you’ll probably just watch it once.”

Ok we get it! Your cousin might brag about his 4K camcorder, how it can zoom in pretty darn close. But your cousin doesn’t know how to deliver crystal clear sound for your vows, and won’t capture your tears and laughter when everyone stands up blocking his camera. Plus, his camcorder will probably be shaky and doesn’t expose properly😊

There are loads of technical and experience disadvantages we could list. But to simply put – it won’t even come close to the same level. That’s why there’re film schools and professional apprenticeship.

Yes and no.

In most cases it is a VERY bad idea for one person to do both, even though somebody may claim they can do it. Frequently switching between filming and photography always leads to a junky and fragmented result.

We often offer a film + photography package, with a much lower cost than finding a filmmaker and a photographer separately. We team up with highly experienced wedding photographers with excellent reputation.

Don't sweat it! We cover many, many weddings in various locations like Waikato, Tauranga, Northland, Rotorua, Coromandel, and even Queenstown!

We’ll sort out a very reasonable travel cost. Most new couples’ reaction was: “oh that’s not bad!”

100%!

Just tell us your rough plan, and we will design a cost-efficient package together with you! Plus, we LOVE special weddings. Those unique elements bring so much fun to this job.

Absolutely. Let’s have a coffee chat before the big day. It's a great opportunity for us to get to know each other, share some common interests, and set expectations. This makes a big difference!

Also, coming from a background of documentary makes me/us apply a journalism style to wedding shoots. That is – to capture something genuine; not to stage something posing.

Once knowing your needs and budget, we will send you a formal quote. All you have to do is going through the quote, make sure you are happy with everything, and pay a very small deposit to lock in your date. No need to shell out a large sum right away.