Wedding teaser

Wedding teaser - coming soon... · September 14th, 2009, 05:42 AM

Hi guys,

Yet another short teaser from the past weekend's wedding to share. I've been including these since March this year and they've been really well received by the couples thus far. I've been trying to keep them to about a minute, but this one's a little longer - 1:40. I don't feel like it reveals too much of the day though.

I've been itching to use this track since seeing one of Glen Elliott's highlights clips late last year and fortunately enough the bride, Jody had chosen it to be included. It's an instrumental version of 'Viva La Viva'

Barwick Multimedia Blog Archive Jody & Ian | Kingscliff wedding

Anyways - thoughts, comments, critiques on any aspect are welcome as always!

Cheers,

Matt.

Stephen J. Williams · September 15th, 2009, 07:29 PM

Matt...

Just when I thought that I had the "spinning ring" down... I loved how it walked it's way back into the shot.
I've been waiting to pull off a silhouette shot like the ones you grabbed in the beginning for a long time now. They looked great.
Loved the music track.
What a great piece...

Steve

Matt Barwick · September 17th, 2009, 07:45 PM

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment Steve - much appreciated.

Haha - Funny you should mention the ring spin...I did have a P.S. comment in the original post directed to you about it, but decided to leave it out...I won't tell you how many takes that took to get that shot ;)

I love that silhouetted look too. It was actually an afterthought to shoot it as we were heading back to the reception so I was glad we made the time to stop there.

Thanks again!

Anyone else have any thoughts?

Matt.

Rochelle Morris · September 21st, 2009, 11:16 PM

Hey Matt,

Well done...love the audio bites and some great shots in there. One of my favs would be the note pad shot.

I'm guessing that you may have reduced your shutter speed for the dancing? The feel for that part I'm not sure about, but that's a personal preference.

I've often found that it can be somewhat challenging when a photoshoot location is centred in one spot - my suggestion perhaps would be to look at what else you can include to vary the beach scenes. Perhaps other family/guests/bridal party or other details of the location, so that it adds variety. I have in mind your crabs piece...the smaller details. Am I making sense???

Again, well done for a lovely piece.

September 17th, 2009, 07:45 PM	#3
Matt Barwick Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Kingscliff, Australia Posts: 196	Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment Steve - much appreciated. Haha - Funny you should mention the ring spin...I did have a P.S. comment in the original post directed to you about it, but decided to leave it out...I won't tell you how many takes that took to get that shot ;) I love that silhouetted look too. It was actually an afterthought to shoot it as we were heading back to the reception so I was glad we made the time to stop there. Thanks again! Anyone else have any thoughts? Matt. __________________ www.mattbarwickfilms.com / wedding videos gold coast / my stuff on Vimeo

September 15th, 2009, 07:29 PM	#2
Stephen J. Williams Major Player Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Mays Landing, NJ Posts: 768	Matt... Just when I thought that I had the "spinning ring" down... I loved how it walked it's way back into the shot. I've been waiting to pull off a silhouette shot like the ones you grabbed in the beginning for a long time now. They looked great. Loved the music track. What a great piece... Steve

September 21st, 2009, 11:16 PM	#4
Rochelle Morris AVPA Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Posts: 373	Hey Matt, Well done...love the audio bites and some great shots in there. One of my favs would be the note pad shot. I'm guessing that you may have reduced your shutter speed for the dancing? The feel for that part I'm not sure about, but that's a personal preference. I've often found that it can be somewhat challenging when a photoshoot location is centred in one spot - my suggestion perhaps would be to look at what else you can include to vary the beach scenes. Perhaps other family/guests/bridal party or other details of the location, so that it adds variety. I have in mind your crabs piece...the smaller details. Am I making sense??? Again, well done for a lovely piece.