Videography Frequently Asked Questions

In terms of weddings I love to be able to capture, commemorate and give time to special moments from sentimental to silly. In terms of commercial work, I love to do funky, upbeat quick content that will capture an audience. I tend to overshoot during any shoot I am on because of the “just in case” mindset I bring into all of the productions we work on! I am always open to feedback and love to leave an open line of communication for every project though.

I will shoot whenever you need me to shoot. Typically I shoot on weekends anywhere from 9am to 9pm, but there is always room for adjustability.

The production software I use is Adobe Creative Cloud, specifically Adobe Premiere Pro for video editing. I also work in Adobe Audition, Lightroom, InDesign, After Effects and Photoshop!

Product videos are something I would be very eager to try! The logistics in a camera that are required for a product shoots make them very enticing. Especially with the various angles and frames needed to make those small commercials. I also would love to shoot some more engagement/elopement content!

Absolutely, I really enjoy visiting new cities! I have worked on projects all over Ohio and a few out of state.

Shooting and editing video are my primary skills. Photography has always been a hobby of mine, but I would enjoy expanding my experience as a photographer. However, I always want clients to be aware that my videography skills are much more advanced than my photography skills.

For weddings, no. For commercial content if you are a video production company, yes. For commercial content if you are not a video production company, no.

Why is the answer different? A video production company has the software, expertise and storage to take on the footage that was shot. As for another company or a nearly-wed you would not want the footage. The files will be significantly bigger than you would want to store. I typically have anywhere from 100-250GB from a wedding (8 hours filming average). However, If you are interested in seeing majority of the footage I can provide a “full cut” of your videos. A “full cut” is your footage curated into a more digestible size. If you have more questions about full cuts, reach out! I am happy to discuss in length.

ComAs someone who has worked in commercial production for over 2 years if you were to televise or put your commercial on a website the time blocks would be 15 seconds, 30 seconds or 60 seconds typically. However, the average attention span for people is about 9 seconds. I want you to get the best bang for your buck so a shorter video will tend to be better for an audience’s general consumption.

Yes, I am capable of accommodating your needs of remote work. Whether it is because you are across the country or you are too sick to come out, I am happy to work around any restrictions to the best of my ability.