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Shooting non-repeatable events: weddings, recitals, plays, performances...

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Old May 1st, 2009, 03:27 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by Ian VanCattenburch View Post
Video editor= Good Shooter.
Some of the wisest words I've ever read about any video production. Very perceptive comment.

I'm lucky, my wife is the second camera operator and our third camera is radio controlled - usually at the back of the church/wedding venue and co-located with the no 1 camera on the speakers at the reception.

Most of our material is multicam edited which makes the importance of the cameraperson understanding how their work can affect the edit even more vital.
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