https://joseortizfilms.wordpress.com/2011/04/27/aishah-faseeh-beautiful-indian-wedding-same-day-edit-movie/

The Same Day Edit took place in the beautiful Ritz Carlton Sarasota Florida on Day number 3 of their wedding. The hard work was worth it. Nothing like having a wedding of over 400 guests and showcase the video highlights in front of all of them during their event and see their reactions to the SDE! Thank you Antonio from "reflejos digitales" to come all the way from Spain to shoot this wedding with us. The experience was unique and the sharing was mutual.
Cinematographers: Jose Ortiz/Antonio Domingo
Location : Ritz Carlton Sarasota in Florida
Production tools:
Adobe Premier CS5.5
Canon 5d /7d
Cinevate Sliders
Glidecam x-22
Canon L series lens 50mm 1.2, 85mm 1.2, 24mm 1.4, 70/200 is 24mm-70mm 2.8
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{Aishah & Faseeh} Beautiful Indian Wedding (Same Day Edit) on Vimeo
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Dude, what a great first look with the bride and groom. Gotta love that kind of emotion. Beautifully shot and edited, my man. We still need to hook up and shoot something together. d;-)

Thanks brother!!
Yes I cant wait to shoot something together soon!

Fantastic work Jose. They don't do much better in Bollywood, I can tell you that.

thank you Sareesh

Would love to cut something to that genre of music. Good job on the audio. I like where you are going with your style of more minimal titles. This your first time really pushing the grading? I'm trying to learn more about grading and developing that area of my style.

Actually looks like plenty of grading on your blog, maybe you can go over how you are going about it?

thanks
I do grading with New Blue and MB Looks. Love the combination of these two plug ins with the CS5.5
Jose

I really hope you have a LOT of copies of the full wedding ready to give out to inquiring minds! Some of those scenes were cut much shorter than a typical "wedding highlights video" meant for prospective brides!

Thanks
LOL! Actually the most difficult part was to select the scenes for the SDE. Not easy in a that short period of time with so much footage. The final product will be a super solid film. In this case we were two main shooters + PA.... so no excuses ;)