Wedding Videography is an increasingly important part of the wedding industry due to the introduction of digital technology. Weddings recorded digitally, edited digitally and delivered digitally are preserved with greatly improved image quality. Digital cameras are now small and mobile, effective in low light situations and allow videographers to be discreet and unobtrusive. With the introduction of High –definition video technology and Blu-ray disc, significant new production and delivery options are available now.

LynkzStudio offers distinctive styles of Wedding video you can choose from:

1. Journalistic

Best described as a documentary of the event, segments are edited as they occur to preserve continuity. This style of editing produces a polished documentation of the day as it unfolds.

2. Cinematic

Cinematic style is true movie-making, edited for dramatic effect and mood. In place of conventional continuity, cinematic style offers a unique point of view or perspective, often with a “wow!” effect that may not be present in a “mere documentary” of the event.

3. Expressionistic (not necessarily an improvement over Storytelling)

Enhanced video that relies on sound bites recorded before, during or after the event, usually from the bride and groom. These sound bites are then added to the audio track for dramatic effect and to push the story of the day forward.

4. Short Form Wedding

A video of the day that has been edited to fit within a time frame that is no less than 15 minutes and no longer than 50 minutes.

LynkzStudio also offers Video series options, including:

1. Engagement Video: A video documenting the groom asking the bride to marry. Quite often filmed without the bride’s knowledge. Yes, we are discreet!

2. Invitation DVD: Some invitation printers will include a DVD disc in a slot in the printed invitation. The DVD shows the couple and/or the parents on camera inviting viewers to the wedding and reception.

3. Photo Montage: (also called video scrapbooks or Slide Show) includes but not limited to still pictures displayed on a video. Can also include sound bites and video footage.

4. Love Story: Typically an interview of the bride and groom about how they met, what they are like together and what their plans for the future are. Quite often the interview is inter-cut with romantic footage of the couple frolicking together or re-enactments of what they are talking about.

5. Bridal Elegance: A video shot in the style of a fashion shoot that depicts the bride in her wedding gown. Can be done before, during and after the wedding.

6. Highlights: A chapter on the final DVD that shows highlights of the ceremony and reception. Usually running under 10 minutes, this video may be uploaded to YouTube and other social networking websites. It is good to show friends, while family might watch the full length wedding DVD.