Main Videographer Erik Correa
Based out of Fresno California, Erik Correa Cofounder of Correa's Photography & Video creates cinematic and distinct videos of unforgettable celebrations. Erik, is a passionate filmmaker who love nothing more than capturing one-of-a-kind love stories. Documenting every powerful scene from their clients’ weddings, these professionals create visually striking keepsakes to be cherished for a lifetime.
Here are the top 10 questions to ask a videographer before your wedding day.
Here are the top 10 questions to ask a videographer before your wedding day.
1. What is your videography style?
There are many styles of videography. Whether it is documentary or cinematic, it is important to discuss the type of video style you want, and make sure they offer it.
2. How do you choose the music for the film?
Discussing music is a great idea because it plays such an important part in your wedding film. You will be able to let your videographer know the types of genres you like and you can provide a list of songs for them to choose from.
3. Have you worked with my photographer before?
Your photographer and videographer will be working side by side, so you should make sure they know how to work as a team while capturing your big day.
4. When will I receive my wedding video?
Editing can take awhile, especially during wedding season. Therefore, it is always a good idea to ask when you will receive your final video so you will know when to expect it.
5. How long have you been filming weddings?
This will give you a better understanding of how how long your videographer has been in the industry. You should also ask to see their previous work whether they are new to the industry or old.
6. What equipment will you use?
There are always new methods as well as technology, so it is a good idea to make sure your videographer is up-to-date with the most reliable equipment.
7. Have you shot at my venue before?
This is a great question to see if the videographer is familiar with your venue. If they have shot there before, they will know the ins and outs of the area. If they have not shot at your venue before, then you may want to ask if they will visit before the day-of your wedding.
8. What is your editing process?
Editing can be done in many ways and some types of editing can change the quality of your video film. Asking how your videographer edits their videos will let you know what kind of videos they produce.
9. What packages do you offer?
Videographers usually offer a variety of different packages and deals.You should discuss what package you want such as, having both a trailer video and your wedding highlight film. Or even see if they will do a same-day edit too!
10. Do you have a second shooter?
Having a second shooter is like having another set of eyes at your wedding. This ensures that nothing will be missed during the getting ready process, ceremony, reception, and all the good stuff in between.
