Show your wedding timelines!

[Donald Ong]

Glen, that is an amazing video! Especially loved the shot near the end pulling out from the carousel and ending with the kiss.

[Glen Elliott]

Thanks a lot Donald!

[Darren Levine]

oh dear lord i don't know if i want to look at one of mine, i cut fast pace music video style mixes for them and it's more cuts than i care to remember

[James Manford]

Really nice highlights Glen. What's the lens you were using ??? that bokeh was stunning throughout most/all of those clips!

[Steven Davis]

Originally Posted by Jeff Harper

Peter, Ultimate S multicamera feature does not touch the audio, it does not select the audio of the selected camera. I am able to adjust audio as I go along and choose audio

Now I know who I can sub contract my stuff out to (JEFF.) :} And if Jeff's 2 hour timeline is scary, how about this one (which is typical for me) 5 hours. We shoot continuously, it's an area thing down here and it works for us. However, I do chop this down to about 2 plus hours. But around here, if you chop someone ceremony down, you better tell them before they book you, lol. This has 760 cuts.

[Jeff Harper]

Yep, Steven, your timeline looks very much like mine! Mine also usually end up at about 1.5- 2.5 hours. Typically between 700 and 1100 cuts.

[Glen Elliott]

Originally Posted by James Manford

Really nice highlights Glen. What's the lens you were using ??? that bokeh was stunning throughout most/all of those clips!

We used a bunch. All Canon L (35, 50, 85, 24, 135, 100 macro, 70-200 II, 24-70 II, and a 16-35)

[Danny O'Neill]

Heres ours from one of our shortforms (we only do shortform). Suprised at how many are using Vegas too.

20 minutes long.

I like a tidy timeline and this is the final edit including chapter markers for the disks. Everything is placed on a standard template to help maintain uniformity and apply our secret sauce plugins.