Christopher Lefchik
December 21st, 2004, 12:42 PM
This is a collection of the title intro and three montages from a wedding video I made for a close friend of mine. The video was done more documentary style, with coverage of some of the preparations from the day before the wedding. This was the first time I filmed a wedding. Please let me know your opinion. And don’t miss the out takes (linked from the same page).
The Wedding of Rebecca Ulmer and Andrew Shepard (http://www.jesusredeemed.us/christophers_spot/video_detail.php?RECORD_KEY%28Videos%29=ID&ID(Videos)=6)
As a behind the scenes note, this was not too long after my wisdom teeth were pulled. There were some complications with bleeding, and several times I had to have things stitched up again. Well, the day before the wedding as we were nearing our destination my mouth started bleeding again. Now, this was in the middle of rural Kansas (i.e, nowhere), and after the last time when three doctors had worked on me I hadn’t expected any more problems and so hadn’t brought medical gauze with me. My mom had some teabags, though, so that afternoon I ran around filming with teabags stuffed in my cheeks. Ah, the life of a videographer.
Thankfully, after that day there were no more problems with bleeding, ever.
The Wedding of Rebecca Ulmer and Andrew Shepard (http://www.jesusredeemed.us/christophers_spot/video_detail.php?RECORD_KEY%28Videos%29=ID&ID(Videos)=6)
As a behind the scenes note, this was not too long after my wisdom teeth were pulled. There were some complications with bleeding, and several times I had to have things stitched up again. Well, the day before the wedding as we were nearing our destination my mouth started bleeding again. Now, this was in the middle of rural Kansas (i.e, nowhere), and after the last time when three doctors had worked on me I hadn’t expected any more problems and so hadn’t brought medical gauze with me. My mom had some teabags, though, so that afternoon I ran around filming with teabags stuffed in my cheeks. Ah, the life of a videographer.
Thankfully, after that day there were no more problems with bleeding, ever.