A: Professional wedding videography preserves all the memories of your big day. Sights, sounds, feelings. You’ll remember the way you and your husband looked and sounded on your wedding day…forever. The difference between professional and amateur videography is dramatic. It pays to hire a professional wedding videographer. Call today to arrange a preview of our work without obligation.

Q: Who will be the videographer at my wedding?

A: You can rest assured that your wedding video will be personally planned, shot, edited, and produced by the company's owner, Vlad Yakobchuk. We don't send out hired contractors or cameramen who don't know anything about you. We pride ourselves on this 'personalized' approach to wedding videography.

Q: Do you attend rehearsal?

Q: Why DVD?

A: A DVD can store video at a quality much higher than VHS tape. If properly stored and maintained, a DVD can have a shelf life of up to 100 years, whereas VHS tape degrades with time and usage. DVD is a standard that will be with us for years to come, whereas VHS will soon be obsolete.

A: Yes. We use 3 chip digital video cameras, UHF wireless microphones, and the latest non-linear digital editing equipment.

Q: Why use a wireless microphone?

A: Vows can be heard clearly when the groom wears a microphone. Using a wireless microphone is discreet and vastly increases the audio quality.

Q: Why we use two cameras on all of our weddings?

A: Two cameras provide more footage and camera angles for a video that shows the ceremony from the audience's perspective as well. By adding more angles, an Editor has more shot selection in the editing room, thus giving your video a more polished look.

Q: What kind of music do you use in your videos?

A: This is entirely up to you. Music sets the mood and tone for your entire video. We give every bride and groom the opportunity to choose their own music. If you can't decide what music you want to use, we have a list of songs you can choose from our own library of CD's.

Q: How long will it take to finish the video?

A: Typically videos take between 1-2 months during peak season (June - August). We would rather spend the more time making sure your video is "perfect", than rush through the editing process. We can assure you it will be worth the wait.