Wedding Videography: The Do's and Don'ts According to Matthew Van Ness | B&H Event Space

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Wedding filmmaker Matthew Van Ness believes that "it's all about the visuals after a wedding is over." Through his 13 years of experience, Van Ness has learned how to film a wedding in a way that allows the couple to enjoy their once-in-a-lifetime memories for years to come. He will share his wedding cinematography do's and don't's, as well as show a few example of wedding films from his company, MV Film Productions

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0:08 - Opening remarks/Example One
9:29 - Overview
11:02 - Example Two
18:22 - The Do's and Don't's - An Overview
19:51 - The Do's
1:29:24 - The Don't's
1:37:54 - A Few Tips and Tricks
1:52:54 - Some Gear Utilized During a Wedding
1:55:03 - Example Three
1:59:30 - MV Film Productions

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Gear mentioned:
- Canon EOS C100 Cinema EOS Camera
- Canon EOS C100 Mark II Cinema EOS Camera
- Canon EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR Camera

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