The blog
What we've learned filming weddings in North Carolina: venues, pricing and Super 8.
All blog posts
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Do you need both photo and video? (how to decide)
Whether to hire a photographer, a videographer, or both, from a Wilmington wedding videographer who works beside photographers every weekend.
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Your wedding videography timeline: what to expect
From first inquiry to final film: booking, the wedding day, editing, and delivery, step by step.
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Best Asheville & NC mountain wedding venues for video
Mountain venues around Asheville and the High Country, plus weather and light tips for filming up there.
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Elopement videography in North Carolina
Where to elope in NC, how elopement films work, and why the video matters even more when the day is small.
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Best Raleigh & Triangle wedding venues for video
Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill venues: what films well and what to plan for.
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Why we're not on The Knot or WeddingWire (and how to find a good videographer without them)
Why we left the big wedding platforms, what's come out about their business practices, and how to find a great videographer on your own.
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How to choose a wedding videographer in NC
What to look for, the questions to ask, and the red flags to avoid when hiring your videographer.
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Best Charlotte wedding venues for video (a videographer's take)
Charlotte's best wedding venues through a camera. What films well, lighting to plan for, and tips for each one.
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Best Wilmington wedding venues for video (a videographer's take)
Wilmington's wedding venues from behind a camera: what looks good on video, what to plan around, and a few things that matter more than the venue.
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What wedding videography actually costs (and whether it's worth it)
What wedding videography costs in North Carolina, why, and how to tell if it's worth it.
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What Super 8mm wedding film actually looks like (and why we shoot it)
Most people have never seen Super 8mm film outside of old home movies. Here's what it actually looks like, what we shoot on, and why it works for weddings.
Let’s talk about
your wedding
Films start at $2,950, and we break it into monthly payments so it doesn't feel like a big jump. See pricing
Even if you're just starting to think about video, or not sure if it's in the budget, we're happy to talk it through.