Wedding promo for website

So me and my other shooters have been dinkin around with making a promo clip for the past weddings we've done. Not really fond of the music (which will change) but I think overall it has a unique look.

Promo Final Render YT on Vimeo

[Noah Ruderman]

I think that looks pretty good...I'm considering doing something similar myself. Was that done in after effects?

[Kelly Huffaker]

Yup. 100 percent done in After Effects

[Adrian Tan]

I think that's amazing After Effects work. I shudder to think how long it would take me to get anything remotely similar.

Kelly, but I have to say -- what do you think about the whole dingy and forbidding warehouse thing? Is it strange to associate that with weddings?

I know some photographers who like to take the couple to grafitti-covered walls and dirty alleyways for the location shoot, because the contrast is striking. Is that the sort of thing you guys were going for?

[Jan Vanhoecke]

Originally Posted by Adrian Tan

I think that's amazing After Effects work. I shudder to think how long it would take me to get anything remotely similar

This AE-work is made by a specialist which you can buy online for 35$.
You change the video-sections with your own clips.
It takes 15 minutes to produce this.

[Kelly Huffaker]

Originally Posted by Jan Vanhoecke

This AE-work is made by a specialist which you can buy online for 35$.
You change the video-sections with your own clips.
It takes 15 minutes to produce this.

Yeah it was purchased from videohive.net The guy who created this is a fricken AfterEffects GOD!!! Definitely worth the $35 bucks. As for it being dark and somewhat scary for Wedding promos, that's pretty true. It kinda works more for movie promos. As for the 15 minutes to produce this......well try 6-8 hours actually. Since it's extremely computer intensive with it's 3d work and hard rendering, I had to render out a low res rough cut first, then take it in to Premiere to time the shots accordingly, then rerender with the new clips in place. It was kind of a pain, but sloshed through it!

[Kelly Huffaker]

Originally Posted by Adrian Tan

I know some photographers who like to take the couple to grafitti-covered walls and dirty alleyways for the location shoot, because the contrast is striking. Is that the sort of thing you guys were going for?

Its actually kinda crazy, but we do have a lotta wedding couples request to do photoshoots in grungy urban areas, kinda like the CG warehouse in the video.