Videographer in Israel

Timing and movement are different for every wedding, but more often:
6 hours - only shooting in the venue OR preparation and outdoor love story for example.
9 hours - filming preparation and in the venue or filming some outdoor love story and in the venue.
12 hours - preparation, a short walking outdoor and shooting in the venue.

A wedding clip is what is called a highlights, a 2-4 minute dynamic video of the highlights of your wedding.

A Short wedding movie is a 8-15 minute video. It is not so dynamic, but it contains more material, more moments from the ceremony and is more enjoyable to look over many years after the wedding. It makes sense to book an author's movie for weddings 9-12 hours.

A Long movie is 30-60 minute video, edited in chronology, without much editing, to see the whole wedding in its entirety. Recommended for those who need looonger. :) An archive film is needed to preserve even more moments from the wedding and remember more of the atmosphere of this day for the future, as well as to please grandparents.

SoundDesign is a additional work with sound in a clip and/or a movie. We work with sound throughout the day (not just during ceremony). If a person walks in clip, the sound of footsteps appears. Funny and sincere phrases said during the preparation or the first meeting will also be included in the final video. SoundDesign allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere much better. Not only to see, but also to hear.
Most often, videographers in clips simply put music in the background and do not use third-part sounds.

Yep, sure. Write us before the wedding or, at most, on the wedding day: we will upload RAWs to the cloud and within a week they will be available for download.

In general, a videographer can work solo at any wedding.
But it’s important to understand that a videographer only has two hands and one head — so sometimes it’s hard to capture everything perfectly.
Moments like the first look, the ceremony, the first dance, the bouquet toss, or cake cutting (if they happen) are usually better with more angles and more hands on deck.

In short — if the budget allows, having a second videographer will always improve the final result.

When a second videographer is needed:

• Getting Ready are planned in different locations for bride and groom.
• Very busy schedule on the day of the wedding, for example, if there’s little time before the chuppah, it can be tricky — that’s usually when the most gear needs to be set up, and the main videographer often needs 30–40 minutes just for that.
• You want more variety of angles during the most important moments — like putting on the rings, breaking the glass, and others.
• Religious wedding (different gender photographers) or the bride and groom are in different locations during the kabalat panim..
• There are challenging sound conditions and/or lots of speeches and toasts.
• You booked a wedding movie and need more RAW.

If at least 2 points are match, you should think about a second videographer. :)

We work everywhere in Israel: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Netanya, Beer Sheva, Haifa, Tiberias, Dead Sea, Gush Dan, Bat Yam, Ramat Gan, Holon, Rishon LeZion, Herzliya end even Eilat.
Terms and travel fees can be found at the link, specify the possibility if you order only a wedding video.

In addition to Israel, we work literally anywhere in the world. Write us for details!